Holiday apartment management in Spiez

We let and manage holiday apartments in Spiez and on Lake Thun, with our own team on site and our own laundry in the neighbouring village of Wimmis.

Hotel room occupancy in July 2025
88%
Tourist tax per person and night
CHF 3.50
Share of second homes in the municipality
12%

Sources: Swiss Federal Statistical Office, Municipality of Spiez, Federal Office for Spatial Development. As of October 2026.

Spiez on Lake Thun lives from summer: in July and August the hotels are almost full, and guests come for the lake, the boats and the mountains all around. As a holiday apartment management company, we let and manage apartments in and around Spiez on Airbnb, Booking.com and other platforms. Part of our team works in Spiez, and our own laundry is in the neighbouring village of Wimmis.

What we take care of for you in Spiez

You decide about your apartment and the times you stay there yourself. We take care of the rest:

We agree a percentage commission, calculated on the net rental income after platform fees. You will receive the exact terms with your personal quote.

Demand in Spiez: a strong summer on the lake

According to the federal hotel statistics, hotel rooms in Spiez were 59 percent occupied on average in 2025. From June to September, occupancy was 80 to 88 percent, highest in July. From November to February it is markedly quieter, at 31 to 39 percent.

For your holiday apartment, this means: the summer months bring most of the revenue, while the winter months need smart pricing and guests who deliberately seek out the quiet side of Lake Thun. That is why we adjust prices continuously instead of working with a fixed annual price.

What owners in Spiez need to know

Tourist tax

The municipality of Spiez levies the tourist tax under its tourist tax regulations (in German), and Spiez Marketing AG collects it. The rates since 1 January 2019 apply, as of October 2026:

Tourist tax in Spiez

What applies

Holiday apartments

CHF 3.50 per person and night

Children under 16

exempt

Own use (owners and long-term tenants from elsewhere)

Annual flat fee of CHF 85 per room

Cantonal accommodation levy

CHF 1.00 per person and night from age 16, in addition to the tourist tax

Guest registration

Every arriving guest is recorded in the electronic registration system and receives a personal guest card

Registration

Anyone newly using a holiday apartment in Spiez registers with the tourism organisation within one month

We take care of the registration, the settlement and the cantonal accommodation levy for you.

Second homes

Spiez has a share of second homes of around 12 percent, according to the housing inventory of the Federal Office for Spatial Development. The Second Homes Act only applies from 20 percent and therefore does not apply here. Whether letting is possible at your address still depends on the zone, the building permit and the house rules. We clarify this with you in our location review.

Your holiday apartment in Spiez

The address and number of rooms are enough to get started. Our team will send you a personal assessment.

What could your apartment earn?

Request an income assessment

Accommodations around Spiez

A selection of the holiday apartments we let and manage around Spiez.

In the Bernese Oberland, we manage holiday apartments in many other places. All locations in the Bernese Oberland

Frequently asked questions about letting in Spiez

Is a holiday apartment in Spiez worth it?

In summer, demand on Lake Thun is very high: in July, 88 percent of hotel rooms in Spiez were occupied. What your apartment could earn over the year depends on location, lake view, size and furnishings. We calculate it individually with our free, no-obligation rental income assessment further down this page.

When is high season in Spiez?

From June to September, with 80 to 88 percent of hotel rooms occupied. May and October are good shoulder months, and from November to February it is markedly quieter.

How high is the tourist tax in Spiez?

CHF 3.50 per person and night; children under 16 are exempt. On top of that comes the cantonal accommodation levy of CHF 1.00 from age 16. For their own use, owners from elsewhere pay an annual flat fee of CHF 85 per room.

Do I have to register my guests in Spiez?

Yes. Every arriving guest is recorded in the electronic registration system, with name, address, date of birth and nationality, and then receives a personal guest card. We take care of this for you, together with settling the tourist tax.

May I let my apartment in Spiez to holiday guests?

The Second Homes Act does not apply in Spiez, because the share of second homes is below 20 percent. Whether letting is possible at your address depends on the zone, permits and, for condominium ownership, the rules of the owners' association. We clarify this for you with our location review.

Who takes care of cleaning and guests in Spiez?

Our own team, which works in Spiez. The laundry goes to our own laundry in the neighbouring village of Wimmis, and we look after guests' requests throughout their stay.

More on letting on Lake Thun

Why professional letting pays off outside the high season too is explained in our article The Bernese Oberland in the off-season. How the neighbouring town is developing is shown in Thun: a city that is really taking off.

Free rental income assessment for your holiday apartment in Spiez

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