History The Hotel Bellary  was built in 1896 by a society of English missionaries, who held domain in an Indian City named Bellary.       At the turn of the 19th century, it was visited mainly by members of the European nobility, since it was, at that time, one of the finest hotels on the spot.       After changing hands frequently, the hotel was finally bought by the Schild-Nakajima family, who knows owns it in the fourth generation.
		Location At the foot of a forest, surrounded by peaceful, green meadows, the  Hotel Bellary  is situated at ten minutes walking distance from the train station.       The vast garden is a source of pleasure for the young and old. And the view from the balconies and the huge terrace is simply breath-taking.
The  Hotel Bellary  is the perfect starting- point for easy walks as well as for interesting hikes into the surrounding mountains.      During the winter season, a ski-bus stop is located right below the hotel, which makes it very convenient for you to reach the trains and skilifts.
		Last, but not least If you visit the Museum of Transportation in Lucerne, you will find a tiny, yellow boat bearing the legend "Seiko da Grindelwald".       In this self-built nutshell, powered by nothing but a 2.5 hp outboard engine, Seiko Nakajima crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 1994.      And there are more adventures to come soon ...