Grindelwald! The dreamy hillside I've always dreamed of
I can't even! Stayed two nights right by the dreamy hillside in Grindelwald 🇨🇭
Every day, I opened my window to snow-capped mountains, meadows, and wooden cabins—it felt like living inside a postcard.
Highly recommend this to anyone planning a trip to Grindelwald.
🌄Location
It's right across from the First cable car entrance. Hiking in First and the paragliding sign-up point are within walking distance.
The main street in the town center, train station shuttle, Pfingstegg cable car, and the skydiving meeting point are all within walking distance.
You can reach the classic photo spot for the dreamy hillside by turning out from the hotel garden's side gate. It's less crowded in the morning with backlighting.
🛏Room amenities
Some rooms have balconies facing the Eiger North Face, offering views of snow-capped mountains by day and starry skies by night.
Standard amenities include a flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, coffee machine, safe, and a bathroom with separate wet and dry areas.
The warm lighting and wood tones, paired with a down duvet, feel like a bear hug when you return from the cold mountains. The soundproofing is also good.
🎿Activities
In summer, you can walk the First Cliff Walk and visit Lake Bachalpsee. In winter, take the cable car directly to the ski slopes.
It's convenient to rent ski gear, sign up for paragliding, or take the train to Jungfrau in town. The front desk can help with tickets.
If you don't want to do much, just take a slow walk along the dreamy hillside. The cowbells provide the perfect soundtrack, and you'll have more than enough photos for your social media feed.
💆Services
Free shuttle to/from the train station, 24-hour front desk, and concierge services to help plan your itinerary.
The spacious spa includes an indoor pool, wooden sauna, Roman baths with four temperature zones, and massage services.
The breakfast buffet features made-to-order omelets, Swiss cheese, cold cuts, and freshly baked bread. Eating while looking out at the snow-capped mountains is just unfair.