Interlaken District Hotels with Rooftop Pools

"This is an old-fashioned hotel with over a hundred years of history in the area. It's a combination of two classical hotel buildings, a modern central lobby and restaurant built more recently, and a two-story modern apartment-style accommodation at the back. The two classical hotel buildings are Carlton and Europe. Their interiors have been largely optimized for modern needs. The current hotel owners, while renovating, had to adhere to government regulations for preserving the antique structure. However, the rest of the amenities have been modernized as much as possible, with original wood flooring used for repairs and replacements. Overall, it's a very good hotel! Breakfast is buffet-style, but the selection is essentially a Swiss-European breakfast: yogurt, bread and jam, juice, hot tea and coffee, scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, pan-fried shredded potatoes, fruit, and various cheeses and cold cuts. For tourists not accustomed to Western-style meals, it might be a bit challenging. The restaurant also offers additional egg dishes or other options for an extra charge – but you have to pay more! The location is very convenient. Right outside is Interlaken Ost station, the starting point for various attractions in the Alps. You can even take a boat from here to the small town of Brienz, or to Iseltwald, famous for the Korean drama 'Crash Landing on You.' Both the pier and the small castle are stunning scenic spots. Upon check-in, the front desk provides a free bus pass, allowing you to take buses to explore various towns. This is different from the mountain trains and cable cars, which require extra payment to go up the mountains quickly. Generally, most attractions stop going up the mountain after 5 PM, so it's best to start early in the morning to make good use of your time! However, this hotel still has its drawbacks. For example, while the water supply is comprehensive, the hot and cold water stability is very poor. Turning on the hot water can be scalding, and sometimes it suddenly turns cold mid-shower, then becomes super hot again. The showering experience is quite subpar! Each guest room uses a classical keyhole lock for opening and closing the door. There's no modern double-bolt lock; you have to lock the door from the inside with the door key. The upside is that once locked from the inside, the keyhole is filled by the key, preventing anyone from picking the lock from the outside. When you go out and lock up, the heavy key can be left in the mail slot at the front desk, or entrusted to the front desk for safekeeping, in a classic manner! Most importantly, this hotel does not allow children! According to the owner's vision, he wants this hotel to be adult-focused, allowing busy people to enjoy their own time while traveling and recharging, rather than having to take care of children during their vacation. This way, adults can truly live for themselves. Therefore, this hotel does not allow guests under 16 years old. If you plan to book with children, please look for accommodation elsewhere – it's better for both parties! Overall, this is a good place for mature individuals to stay, perfect for those focused on enjoying mountain excursions. Who wouldn't want to return to their hotel immediately after coming down the mountain to rest?"

"This is a lovely hotel with a lot to offer. The location is truly excellent—close to public transport and within walking distance of the main station. The staff were friendly and helpful, and our room was spacious and very clean.  The only area that didn't meet our expectations was the breakfast. The selection was quite limited, and the quality didn't seem to match the rest of the hotel experience. It was the one thing we were disappointed with. Despite the breakfast, we had a great stay and would recommend this hotel for its fantastic location and comfortable rooms."

"The hotel's location is genuinely tough for travelers without a car. It's about a 10-15 minute bus ride from the West Station (with buses running every 30 minutes), followed by a 10-minute walk up a hill. On my first visit, I questioned if I was in the right place and felt a twinge of regret. There are no supermarkets nearby, so you have to buy food around West Station. However, there's a small train station about a 15-minute walk away, which was convenient for going to Jungfrau. The facilities have an old villa feel but are clean. Being old, soundproofing isn't great; I could hear the person next door snoring, but it wasn't bothersome—more like, 'Ah, they're sleeping soundly.' It felt like a cafe tucked away in a deep corner of Namyangju. My stay included breakfast, which offered a basic selection. You can also get ice if you ask at the bar. Perhaps because it's on a hill, the view was really good, and I appreciated having a terrace even in a single room. I'm not sure if it was just my room, but the safe didn't work, and there was no bathtub. Oh, and the elevator requires you to manually open and close the doors, and it moves quite fast. It seems they occasionally host Chinese tour groups, as I saw them checking in in the evening, having breakfast the next day, and then checking out immediately. I actually enjoyed that bustling atmosphere, haha."

"I booked this hotel for my child, and they told me the restaurant was excellent, with delicious Italian food. The room itself was quite small and the facilities were a bit outdated, but the balcony was very spacious with a great view, which was a major highlight."

"The location, the appearance is first-class, the room facilities are relatively old, and the antique furniture is also popular. It is not as good as expected, but it is not bad. You can drive into the hotel. The road is relatively narrow. There is an access control card on the last section of the road. Finally, I contacted the hotel in advance to ask for the password. Will take the initiative to tell you these precautions. Regarding the up and down of the cable car, sit for a while, hotel guests are free, you need to show your room card, remember to watch the timetable, don't miss the last bus. The view of the restaurant is very good and the service is attentive, but the food is as bad as ever, oh, I am not saying that this hotel is bad, I mean that all restaurants in Switzerland are bad (this breakfast is very good, you can go early, choose Facing the location of the waterfall, but the dinner is really hard to describe), unpalatable is one thing, full of ritual, each dish is served slowly, come up to explain to you what raw materials are used in this dish, how to make it, and if you actually taste it All restaurants in Switzerland, including but not limited to this one, are lacking in color and fragrance. My wife waited for the desserts to be served and hurriedly retreated. She panicked and forgot to take the bag. There is one thing to say, the service is still very good, the waiter put the bag at the front desk. Rory talked about it in a long way, hoping to be useful to the tourists behind."

"Not close to the train station or lift station. Requires a pretty good uphill walk. About 15-20 min walk uphill from train station, and about 10-15 min walk from the ski lift/gondola. But once you get there, the location is beautiful. The hotel does offer a shuttle/e-car/bus transport. It's quiet, overlooks the town, views of the mountains, perfect secluded space. Hotel is clean, rooms are beautifully designed, compact but functional. Beds are comfortable, loved the rooms. We had a family room which was perfect for our family of four. The family room consists of two separate rooms across from each other in the hallway. In the hallway, there was a private entrance that brought you into the space where the two rooms were located. We loved this, because it turned our hallway between the two rooms into a foyer. Service was attentive and detailed. Loved the welcome beverage at check-in - nice touch, set the tone for the rest of the stay. Bar was cute and menu was creative. Patio deck restaurant was a perfect place for lunch. Amazing view of town and mountains, outdoor kitchen. Restaurant was great - food and service were wonderful. Breakfast was lovely. We do wish they would have changed up a couple things each day, because it was the same thing every day. Pool/Spa area was amazing. It had everything - sauna, steam room, plunge pool, two lounge pools, hot tub, showers. Caution: remember we are in Europe, some people may enter some of the facilities nude. We are personally not accustom to that, so it was definitely a little alarming for our children to see grown adults around naked. It would not be a bad idea for the hotel to have a policy around nudity or at least warn guests at check-in, on the website, or with signage. Wengen was our favorite place we visited on our tour of Switzerland, will be back, and when we come back it will be at this hotel."

"The luxury hotel in the most beautiful village under the Jungfrau is quite good, with high-end facilities, dinner and breakfast are quite good. The public space in the lobby is spacious and comfortable, pleasant and comfortable. In addition, the facilities with pool and spa are quite good."

"In order to close the loop of the towns around Interlaken, this time I went up the mountain and chose Mylan Town as the foothold of Xuelang Peak. Trip.com I chose the newly opened relative facilities as a complete palace hotel. Facilities: Equivalent to the five-star standard on the top of the mountain. There are a series of supporting facilities such as swimming pools, fitness centers, banquet halls and other facilities in the city. It was the swimming pool that I found for a long time and mistakenly entered the entrance of the sports club. In fact, the hotel has a special passage and changingroom, as well as shower facilities. The room is relatively large in Switzerland, but there is a slanted span of the beam in the middle that affects the space of viewing and walking. The difference between dry and wet is too far. In fact, it is not convenient to use. The wet area also lacks waste paper baskets and other items to affect the use. Health: The public areas and rooms are very clean, mainly just opened, the taste of the new decoration in the corridor is still relatively heavy. There are still traces of unrenovated outside, especially the ground and garbage, which will be muddy on rainy days. Environment: Needless to say, facing the snow-capped mountains and cliffs, the weather on the day of our stay was average, so it affected the whole experience. Services: The centralized heating stopped in May, but the mountain was five or six degrees, very cold, the room was cold and shaking, the bath area was not blocked, and the bath would be colder. There is no electric kettle, and it is necessary to rely on the Delong coffee machine to boil hot water, but our room is also bad. Overall, the price of about 3,000 is understandable for the hilltop town, but the facilities can be better."

"The hotel is uphill at the other end of grindelwald, not too close to Grindelwald station and Coop, fortunately the door is bus 121, 122, 123, but at first I saw Google map that it was a 15-minute walk from the train station only, but I knew it was quite hard to push luggage up the slope  Fortunately, it is close to Pfingstegg and First cable car stations, and Jungfrau must either take bus 121, 123 or train to Grindelwald Terminal station, change to the Eiger Cable car, or go to Grindelwald station and take the Train to Kleine Scheidegg Although I live up to 4/F, the room has no air conditioning, so insects have entered the room🫨 But the scenery is beautiful, the room is big, the worst thing is no refrigerator, can only cook the noodles in the room Breakfast itself thought there was very little food, but you can order hot drink and egg separately, which is quite good Although seeing hotel restaurant dinner seems to be praised by many people, but too expensive, the cheapest is the 4-course menu d fine din, have to over CHF100"