Maison 1902

Maison 1902 is, above all, a place for sharing and connection. This beautiful house in Tramelan is the birthplace of Albert Gobat, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1902, and André Ramseyer, a renowned Swiss sculptor. It is the perfect venue for seminars, courses, workshops, or family gatherings, in an atmosphere where you will feel “just like home.” Maison 1902 offers 8 bedrooms with 2, 3, or 4 beds, accommodating a total of 20 guests, including 3 double beds. Two rooms have private bathrooms with a shower and WC, while three additional shared bathrooms/WCs ensure extra comfort. The house also features two seminar or course rooms (40 m² and 82 m²), a stylish lounge, a cozy family kitchen, as well as a fully equipped professional kitchen with a dining area for 18 to 20 people. The adjoining seminar room can also serve as a dining hall for up to 40 guests. During the week and on weekends when the house is not used for seminars, three rooms can be booked individually as bed & breakfast accommodations, available for online reservations. A beautiful outdoor area of nearly 2000 m², with trees, relaxation spaces, and barbecue facilities, completes the offer. Additionally, a charming carnotzet is available for private rentals. This elegant and spacious historic house features bright rooms, tastefully decorated and fully equipped to ensure the success of your event. With the Jura-Pass, enjoy free public transportation and discounts on many regional activities! More information and offers: www.juratourisme.ch/jura-pass