Hotels with balcony in Wengen

Location was considerably near train station but required a steep uphill walk towards it, was a challenge with heavy luggages. Quiet neighborhood, with a nice village view from the balcony and fresh air. Breakfast spread was decent. Reception counter was not manned all the time, especially late at night or early mornings. Hairdryer was not available in the room, had to use the common one in the basement sauna changing room.

The location is average, not the city center. Although there are buses very close to the hotel, the fare is quite expensive. A small shop selling cigarettes opposite the PS Hotel to buy a ticket 2.4 one-way seems to be a little cheaper than the original price. Uber is about 8 euros to the National Opera, so if there are a lot of people, Uber is more suitable. The room is very large. I booked a triple room without telling the front desk much. When I entered the room, there were three single beds. It was spacious and the mattress was very comfortable. The sanitary condition is very good. But there is no toothpaste, toothbrush, or slippers. The breakfast is very pleasantly surprised at the price of this room rate and is commendable. The service staff is very good. It takes about 20 minutes to get to the airport by Uber, less than 20 euros. If you book a taxi at the front desk, it costs 35 euros.

The newly renovated Grand Hotel Belvedere is a true highlight in Wengen. In my opinion, the combination of historical charm and modern, 'casual luxury' is exceptionally well executed. The new wellness area with heated indoor and outdoor pools is particularly impressive – an absolute paradise after a day in the mountains. The view of the Jungfrau and the Lauterbrunnen Valley is unbeatable. The ambiance is warm and very tasteful (lots of wood and natural stone). The team is young, international, and extremely welcoming, even though English is more often spoken than German in the service. Breakfast was delicious and had everything you could need. It was a bit of a shame, though, that some things incurred an extra charge. Conclusion: If you're looking for a luxurious but not stuffy hotel in the Swiss Alps, this is the perfect place. Tip: If possible, book a room with a balcony and valley view – the view is worth every penny.

Traditional Swiss houses are very warm. Although it is far from the train station, the scenery is invincible, and you can see the Jungfrau and the canyon from the balcony. The service is also very professional and thoughtful, worthy of being a century-old store. Another: the building materials on the mountain are all shipped by helicopter, which may be why everything is expensive.