4/5 star hotels in Grindelwald vs Interlaken

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    23 July 2017 at 23:42:59 #812716

    Looking for a 4/5 star hotel in Grindewald or Interlaken for a first trip to Switzerland. Is it better to stay in Interlaken or Grindelwald for 3 nights. Would like to visit Jungfrau region and go on a few hikes. Thanks

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    24 July 2017 at 6:23:00 #867289

    Hi Bhartman2 and welcome to MySwissAlps!

    There are some luxury options in both towns – see a hotel list for Grindelwald here and Interlaken here.

    I would normally recommend looking at a small town like Grindelwald or Wengen over Interlaken usually. You will be closer to the hikes and the town(s) is more charming. Interlaken can get quite touristy and is a big advantage mostly when you need a good rail connection to other towns/regions.

    Lucas

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    25 July 2017 at 0:46:53 #867290

    Hi Bhartman,

    I agree that staying in Grindelwald or one of the other Jungfrau region villages would be better than staying in Interlaken.

    Before booking, look up the address of the hotel on Google Maps and see how close it is to transport: train or bus in Grindelwald, train in Wengen, and train or cable car in Mürren. Many hotels also offer a station pick-up and drop-off service on your days of arrival and departure, so that is worth checking as well.

    Grindelwald buses run until about 6-7pm.

    Alpenrose

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