Top Hotels in Interlaken District with Spas

Amazing place. - Incredible view from all rooms and the terrace. The best in Grindelwald. - Delicious and varied breakfast, nice range of teas/tisanes. - Black out curtains - We stayed in one of the few apartments and there was a washer and dryer - so helpful. Everything you would need eg dishwasher tablets and plenty of plates/cups etc. - Mosquito nets on the windows for fly-free ventilation. A quick 8 min walk downhill to dinner in Grindelwald, but a more exerting walk back uphill. Note that the car charging didn’t work so well, but the reception were very helpful and allowed us to use a domestic power point (albeit it was very slow). We didn’t do half board or dinner as it seemed to be a v limited menu and fairly quiet ambiance - not suitable for our younger children. The daily menu looked lovely though.

Near the train station, the scenery outside the window is very beautiful. Looking up are the snow-capped mountains. The hotel's breakfast is very rich, and you must order the coffee, which is delicious. The room was very clean and large.

We were hiking from Schynige platte til First, and had clearly underestimated the hike and perhaps overestimated our own ability. When we reached First, the gondola down to Grindelwald was closed (for anyone else, please note that they close it rather early (17:30-18:00-ish) considering how long a hike it is from Schynige Platte, and start as early as possible, since it takes quite some time to even reach Schynige Platte with the mountain train from Wilderswil). We called the hotel, to let them know, that we were coming but it would take some time, as we had to walk down from First on very sore legs. Steffie from the reception (sorry if this is not the correct spelling of your name) was incredible kind, and tried to help us as best as possible, and directed us to the hotel halfway down, where we could try to call for a taxi. We made it to the hotel, and as luck would have it, a taxi pulled in at the same time, as it was driving some people up to the hotel up there. If you should happen to end up in the same situation, try calling a taxi and see if they will go all the way up to First. It should be possible but will of course cost a bit to get them up there. The hike down to the hotel halfway down was quite steep, so hard on the knees. We were delighted to crawl into the taxi and get driven all the way to the hotel door. Here we met Steffie, who kindly offered to open up the spa area just for us, as it had closed before we were able to reach the hotel, and would not open until after we had to check out the next day. We were too tired at that point, and were in stead allowed to go in the spa the next day, despite having checked out at that point. We ordered some food from Steffie and got it sent up to our room, and enjoyed a meal, a nice bath and a comfortable bed. The next day, we enjoyed a very nice breakfast with champagne. Best of all was the employee cooking up omelets on order at the breakfast bar. We checked out. Stored our luggage at the hotel and went for a walk in town, before heading back to the hotel and enjoying the spa after it had opened. Steffie provided us with a key to the spa, and we were then lucky enough to be able to enjoy the spa all to ourselves. Definitely recommend using it when it opens up around noon if you have the opportunity. The infinity pool was just amazing in the sunlight and with the mountains in the background. Absolutely recommend this hotel, and a very big thank you to Steffie for the great service!

The location of the hotel is very good, open the door to see the snow-capped mountains, the scenery is amazing. Unfortunately, the front desk was warm and I had to give it to me two hangers after two days.

Usually when you think of the term ”tourist trap” you think of a restaurant or an excursion of some sort. In this case, it's a hotel. This hotel is well-situated in the heart of Interlaken (the city of which is in itself a tourist trap but that's a different review). It also has a nice name and a regal exterior. It unsurprisingly seems to attract a lot of guests (myself included) as a result. I certainly regret staying here. I spent three nights here with my wife amidst a warm week in the area. Some of the highlights: - unbelievably old rooms with old, smelly carpets and dirty, peeling wallpaper - no air conditioning, simply a cheap plastic fan stocked in the closet of every room - very shoddy cleaning service in which clothes are left lying on the floor, coffee pods are not replenished...really not much is done aside from making the bed - very condescending front desk staff, namely one gentleman in particular who was unfortunately not wearing a name tag - kind and hard working breakfast staff at the restaurant which is unfortunately quite understaffed It was strange that in just three days at the hotel we noticed a very large number of visibly dissatisfied guests. All in all I recommend not staying here.

The Belvedere exceeded all I hoped for in the usual issues like cleanliness, friendly helpful staff, and assisting in planning adventures in the region. What went well above my hopes was the entire staff's attitude toward the dietary restrictions for my travel partner. There is no information concerning availability of gluten-free meals contained in Belvedere's information BUT I have never seen such a positive and cheerful attitude by a staff. If you are or are travelling with someone who is gluten challenged, you absolutely must stay here. Once we talked with the restaurant staff for the initial meal (dinner) they would have gluten free foods and options already prepared for every other meal before we could even ask. We will be returning to this area and will always stay at the Belvedere.

This hotel is especially suitable for bringing children together. The room is large, there are two large beds, and the kitchen can cook a little bit. The location is also very good, about 700 meters from the East Station! With swimming pool, this is the best value for money hotel, highly recommend this hotel

A lovely hotel. We booked a double room with mountain view; the views were amazing! The bed and easy chairs were comfortable, bathroom very good, lighting good (unlike in many UK hotels), staff were helpful. Food was great- We ate our evening meal there most nights even though we hadn’t booked full board. I need a gluten free diet and have never felt as well catered for in a restaurant as in this one! Everyday the chef would let me know what I could eat from the buffet. If there was no suitable main course he cooked me something! Most of the restaurant staff were helpful & attentive. It’s a bit of a trek up from the station so make use of the baggage shuttle (we didn’t and regretted it!)

The pinnacle, quite literally, of our Swiss trip was in the beautiful alpine village of Grindelwald. The Konzett family runs their historic, charming boutique hotel in the heart of the village, convenient to everything including the train station. The hotel is a thoughtfully appointed, subtly luxurious hotel with super friendly and professional staff. This was the first European trip for our grandchildren, and the staff made certain it would be a trip of a lifetime for them. The Hotel Kreuz & Post was the perfect choice for both the adults and children. The staff is top drawer--professional, kind, extra accommodating and everything you would expect in a luxury hotel. Highest recommendation for an authentic stay in the Swiss Alps. Kudos to all the Konzetts and staff!

A memorable stay! The dreamy rooms with view of the virgin, just world class! We are deeply impressed - the friendliness and friendliness of the staff – This is no longer obvious today. The new, with much love designed rooms and rooms, the details throughout the house, the flower splendour – unique. Kitchen and service were excellent. We wish the entire team many happy guests. We will come back!