Landgasthof Hotel and Restaurant by pfeffermint AG: A Harmonious Blend of Tradition, Modern Comfort, and Artistic Ambience
Landgasthof Hotel and Restaurant in Riehen blends Swiss tradition, modern comfort, and artistic design, offering elegant hospitality and inspiring dining experiences.
Nestled in the charming town of Riehen, Switzerland, the Landgasthof Hotel and Restaurant has been thoughtfully reimagined by pfeffermint AG, merging the region’s rich heritage with contemporary design and refined artistic touches. This renovation and refurbishment project transforms a once outdated building into a timeless retreat where tradition meets modern luxury.
The design strategy was driven by the desire to preserve the historical character of the Landgasthof while introducing modern comfort and sophistication. Interior spaces are meticulously curated, blending natural wood elements, soft lighting, and elegant furniture to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Each room balances functionality with artistic expression, resulting in an environment that is both welcoming and visually inspiring.


The restaurant celebrates local culture and community, acting as a vibrant hub where neighbors and visitors gather to enjoy authentic Swiss cuisine in a stylish, modern setting. Its design emphasizes openness, comfort, and connection, ensuring that every dining experience feels special. The hotel complements this dynamic with refined guest rooms and suites, designed for travelers seeking inspiration and tranquility. Proximity to cultural landmarks such as the Fondation Beyeler, Vitra Museum, and Art Basel enhances the hotel's appeal to art enthusiasts and design-conscious visitors alike.


Throughout the project, pfeffermint AG carefully blended regional charm, contemporary aesthetics, and cultural sophistication, creating spaces that feel personal yet universal. Subtle detailing, harmonious material choices, and thoughtful spatial planning ensure that the Landgasthof is not only a place to stay or dine but also an immersive experience in art, design, and hospitality.



This project exemplifies how sensitive architectural interventions can breathe new life into historic structures, creating modern, elegant, and functional spaces while maintaining a deep respect for tradition. The Landgasthof Hotel and Restaurant stands today as a beacon of timeless elegance, where guests are invited to experience the perfect synergy of heritage, comfort, and contemporary design.



All the photographs are works of Markus Edgar Ruf
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