Stay at the Great Saint Bernard Pass

Barry Stays are fully booked for the 2026 season.

Thank you for your interest and see you in 2027!

Enjoy a unique experience in the heart of the Alps with Saint Bernard dogs. An unforgettable immersion in nature and tradition, meeting these iconic Swiss dogs.

Spend a weekend at the legendary Great St Bernard Pass (2,473 m) and enjoy an overnight stay in the authentic atmosphere of the Auberge de l’Hospice. The next morning, accompany our Saint Bernards on their morning walk and discover the fascinating history of these legendary dogs in their place of origin.

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The “Barry Stay” includes

  • 1 night at the Auberge de l’Hospice (tourist tax included)
  • Welcome gift
  • Dinner at the Auberge de l’Hospice (evening menu, excluding drinks)
  • Breakfast
  • Meeting and short walk with the Saint Bernards (group activity / approx. 1 hour)
  • Entrance to the Hospice Museum

The customer is responsible for the journey to and from the accommodation.

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Rates

CategoryPrice
1 adult | single roomCHF 230.-
1 adult / 1 child (6 to 12 years) | double roomCHF 320.-
2 adults | double roomCHF 370.-
2 adults / 1 child (6 to 12 years) | room with 3 bedsCHF 460.-

Children’s rates: 6 to 12 years. Not suitable for children under the age of 6.

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Dans la gamelle de nos Saint-Bernard

Évidemment, la nourriture est un pilier essentiel de la santé et de l’énergie de nos pensionnaires. Ils sont des partenaires de travail et des compagnons profondément attachants et respectés. L’alimentation joue un rôle central dans leur bien‑être, leur développement et leur capacité à exécuter leurs activités quotidiennes. Manuel Gaillard, responsable d’élevage depuis plus de vingt ans, en dévoile ici quelques aspects :

Dans la gamelle de nos Saint-Bernard

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