Private Room Teal
The main sleeping and living space for one guest. Clean white walls with teal colour accents, a single bed with fresh linen, adequate storage, and a window with natural light from the street side of the building.
A calm private room in a sociable hostel setting
Private Room Teal sits inside Studio 111 Hostel at Froburgerstrasse 7 in Olten, a compact Swiss city positioned almost exactly at the geographic centre of Switzerland. The building occupies a quiet residential street within easy walking distance of Olten's main train station — one of the busiest rail junctions in the country — making this room a genuinely practical base for anyone moving around Switzerland by train.
The room itself is designed around simplicity. The teal colour palette that gives the space its name carries through in considered details rather than overwhelming the walls. Clean lines, white surfaces, and uncluttered furnishings create a space that feels calm after a day of travel. The bed is made up with fresh linen before every arrival, and the room is maintained to the same standard you would expect from a well-run hotel — with the added social dimension of a hostel common area available whenever you want it.
Olten is often overlooked by visitors who pass straight through on intercity trains, but the old town along the Aare river rewards a slower pace. There are independent cafes, a covered wooden bridge, and a surprisingly active cultural scene for a city of its size. The Kunstmuseum Olten, the old town walls, and the pedestrianised centre are all reachable on foot from the hostel in under fifteen minutes.
Studio 111 is hosted by Rachel Wyss, who manages the property with a hands-on approach. The hostel is suited to solo travellers, remote workers passing through, and anyone who values a private space without the premium of a full hotel room. Direct bookings are welcomed and mean you deal with Rachel rather than an intermediary platform.
