Hotel Weisses Kreuz

Zentrale Lage. Parkhaus praktisch um die Ecke. Freundlicher Empfang. Beim Frühstücksbüffet haben wir nichts vermisst. Am Marathon-Tag extra frühes Frühstück für die Läufer. Das Hotel ist in die Jahre gekommen. Das Zimmer war aber renoviert, insbesondere das Bad. Auch das Bett war neu und sehr bequem.

Very pleased with our stay here. The hotel is centrally located, about 10 minutes walk to either east and west Interlaken train station. The room is very clean and spacious, so is the bathroom. There are many restaurant options with a short walking distance. A Coop store is right across the street, convenient for us to pick up some sandwiches to bring to a hike. The buffet breakfast is excellent with a lot of choices. The morning of the Jungfrau marathon, which was we came to the town for, the hotel started the breakfast at 6am, instead of the regular 7am. It was such a kind offer to us runners! Thank you Hotel Weisses Kreuz!

The hotel was right in the middles of Interlaken dowtown, walkable to two train stations and some tourist attractions, restaurant. The breakfast here was great with good options. The staff was very friendly and they gave us a free upgrade!

Room was large but construction going on, no a/c but 2 large fans

Best thing...right outside bus station. Good location. Breakfast and room was decent, clean. No AC!!

Room was spacious and comfortable. Parking can be a challenge. Breakfast was very good. Very walkable

The property was old and not well-maintained. Our first room looked out on scaffolding in a tiny triangle shaped corner between hallways. The front desk staff changed our room the next day for a city view but it was a much smaller room. The on-site laundry was a paid service. We found a laundromat instead.

Great value for money. Adequately sized rooms, good facility and a great location. Like most other properties in the area, this hotel does not has any ac, you will have to rely on natural cooling by opening the windows.

Right smack in the middle of all things interlaken - literally five minutes from the train

During breakfast, a Black male staff member loudly and repeatedly said “Hiroshima” to us, claiming he was from Hiroshima himself. The way he said it was mocking and very uncomfortable. It was unprovoked and deeply hurtful. I have lived in London for 4 years and traveled to many countries, but I have never experienced such disrespect in a hotel before. I believe other Japanese guests might have experienced the same. Management should take action to ensure this never happens again.