Where to stay after Gruyeres/Broc factory tours

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    31 May 2018 at 19:20:31 #816354

    Hi,

    I am planning my trip for August 2018 and am coming from Lauterbrunnen via Interlaken. We would like to do the Chocolate/Cheese Trip on our own before heading to Zermatt the following day. What do you suggest we do:

    1.Get a hotel in Montreaux and take the train all the way to Montreux check i n our luggage and then head out for the day. Then return in the evening to our hotel.

    2.Get a hotel in Gruyeres or Montbovon and then spend the evening there and head to Zermatt in the morning from Gruyeres or Montbovon.

    I’m wondering if there is a nice restaurant and a cute town to spend the evening in or should we head back to Montreaux. It seems like we would be going 2 hours out of our way.

    Thanks,

    Rhonda

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    Arno
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    1 June 2018 at 9:06:44 #886942

    Hi Rhonda,

    Welcome to MySwissAlps! Logistically, Bern could make sense. It’s a quick trip from Lauterbrunnen, and from there to Gruyères and Broc won’t take much longer than from Montreux. Also traveling to Zermatt is easy from Bern. It is not a small town but it has a wonderful historical center and plenty of restaurants: http://www.myswissalps.com/be rn.

    Your other options can work out as well, but I would prevent traveling to Montreux first to check in, and then go back to Gruyères and Broc. That takes a lot of time you can otherwise spend on sightseeing.

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