Barber near Sutz-Lattrigen

Sutz-Lattrigen lies on the south shore of Lake Biel, between Ipsach and Mörigen. The village is made up of two parts, Sutz and Lattrigen, surrounded by Seeland farmland and looking across the water to the Jura range. In the shallow water off the shore lie the remains of prehistoric pile-dwelling settlements. They're part of the "Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps", a UNESCO World Heritage site. For work and shopping, the village mainly looks to Biel, about seven kilometres away.

The BTI train links Ins and Täuffelen with Biel and also stops in Sutz. It runs along the south shore via Ipsach and Nidau to Biel station. From there it's a few minutes on foot to Zentralstrasse 22. Handy if you work in Biel anyway: you can tack your appointment onto your commute.

By car, head via Ipsach and Nidau into central Biel. Plan around a quarter of an hour for the roughly seven kilometres. In the city centre you can park in a public car park.

If you spend your summers at the lake, swimming or cycling, you probably want a cut that's low effort. A men's haircut with scissors and clippers takes about 20 minutes, and a beard trim with razor outlines about 15. Both fit into a lunch break.

After sun, wind and water, the GYAN Face Treatment is good for your skin, with hot towel, cleansing and care. And if you want everything in one go, the GYAN Premium package brings haircut, beard, wash and styling together in around 40 minutes.

We're here Monday to Wednesday from 9:00 to 19:00, Thursday and Friday until 20:00, and Saturday from 8:30 to 18:00. Closed on Sundays. An evening after work or a Saturday morning pairs easily with a trip into town. Book online with instant confirmation, in English, German or French. Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours too.

Inside you'll find brown leather chairs and a red Persian carpet on the wall. Pay in cash, by card or with TWINT. Live a few stops further towards Ins? Then our page for Täuffelen is the one for you.