1885: The completed building is put into use. Even then, it served as a guesthouse with a dining room.
1921: Ferdinand Bassi moves his electronics shop into the ground floor of what was then known as Haus Hermann.
1929: Ferdinand Bassi is able to purchase Haus Hermann. In the years that follow, it is renovated and extended. The electronics shop is housed on the ground floor and in a few rooms of the building. The rest of the building continues to serve as a hotel, which is let out by the owner.
1983: A garage is added to the east side.
1987: The entire ground floor is refurbished.
1990: Mrs Ursula Blumer and her husband take over the lease of the hotel and restaurant.
1991: Offices are set up on the first and second floors.
2009: Annette and Nicholas Woodward purchase the entire property and set up their business, ‘Home Sweet Home Innendekorationen GmbH’, on the ground floor. The hotel continues to be leased out.
2013: An additional storey is added to the building. A flat is created.
2016: After 26 years, the manager of the Hotel Touring takes her well- deserved retirement.
2016: The hotel section is completely refurbished and renovated. 17 individually designed rooms are created. The hotel is renamed “Home Hotel” and celebrates its opening on 8 December 2016. The new breakfast room is a structure built on top of the existing garage.
2020: The “Corner Design Room” is fitted with a new balcony and the existing ones are renovated. New artworks by Gabriella “Csanyi” Wills and Thomas Grond are displayed on the balconies.
2022: The “Mountain Gold” apartment is created, making it the 18th room.
2023: A new, unique room is created. The Forest room on the 2nd floor complements the hotel, bringing the total number of rooms to 19. The ‘breakfast room’ is converted into a dining room. Together with the traditional style of the Arvenstübli, formerly part of the Touring, the dining room forms the new Charlie’s restaurant.