Hotel Gletscherblick

During our trip this hotel was one of our favorites! The staff were very friendly & helpful and the breakfast was delicious with a variety of foods to choose from. The room was clean and spacious. The view of the mountains from the room and balcony was stunning! It was quiet and relaxing! Would definitely stay there again!

The front desk was outstanding, providing great advice and plenty of details about your stay. Lots of activities in the area, Grindelwald is a place you must visit and stay on any trip to Switzerland and this hotel is great value.

This hotel was a hidden gem for me. Although it’s a little farther from the main village, the majestic view of the Eiger Mountain from our balcony was well worth it. It’s truly breathtaking! It was the traditional Swiss chalet but I am impressed with the way the hotel is maintained. Although the room is outdated in furnitures, it is clean, spacious and I love the Swiss chalet charm it brings out. The breakfast has good options. The staff are polite and courteous. We arrived very late in the hotel due to train delays which I notified them ahead of time but didn’t expect it to be very late, they were kind to leave the key and instructions. It was the best decision to stay longer in Grindelwald and I highly recommend staying in this hotel.

Sweet and comfy place!

Great spotn

I booked 8 months out a single room for a solo trip! Cute room, but was a little bummed about a twin bed and room with a partial view from under the roof; but all was good. The main view from the hotel lobby/restraunt made up for it! No shuttle to the hotel so had to get a cab because I didn’t get a bus card until I checked in. Otherwise the staff was very nice and helpful! Hotel food was great! Would recommend!

We had a very nice and unforgettable stay in this hotel. The Eiger view from our room is superb!cleanliness and accessibility of the hotel is excellent! The employees, specially those in the reception were very nice,polite, and were very helpful to us. I highly recommend this hotel. We wish to be back to switzerland and stay in this hotel again.

A fantastic hotel! Great location just outside of central Grindelwald, but just a 2min bus trip into town. The room for 2 adults and 3 kids was huge and split over 2 floors was more of an apartment than hotel room. The stunning views were equally matched by a superb array of breakfast offerings.

loved it

What an absolutely magical place set high in the enchanting Swiss Alps. We stayed in a two-bedroom duplex apartment, with a large terrace facing the Eiger. It was more than enough space for three adults and a teenager. Nicely equipped kitchen for when you want to make a meal. The hotel also offered a very delicious breakfast, my favorite were pretzel croissants. It's not the easiest walk to the mountain, however, you can get the firstbahn lift in about 10 minutes by walking. I actually took it as a little challenge to get me in shape! However ,none of the smaller hotels that line this road are. But once you adjust to the bus system, it's very seamless getting in and out of town and getting to either the bodmi beginner area or any of the main lift areas. And the buses are free. Grindelwald is a wonderful, authentic Swiss community, with plenty of great restaurants, bakeries and shopping. It seemed a little more authentic or pabs local is a better word, than Zermatt (which we also really loved). Definitely not as upscale, you won't find any Rolex shops on the main Street in Grindelwald. I'd also like to add the owners are a wonderful couple, everyone at reception was excellent and the housekeeping staff were also excellent. They had a very easily accessed ski room to keep all your stuff as well and offer shuttle service for 10 francs. It was a fairly easy and straightforward trip from Zurich, we picked a train line that had two stops, and essentially takes you right into town. Skiing was great especially for me, I will warn you if you're a true beginner, who doesn't ski a lot during the year, there is a significant difference between what the Swiss consider beginner and what the US considers a beginner trail. Quite frankly, it was a bit too much for my crew, and instead they discovered a wonderful new sport, sledging! Keith Burkhardt