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Abbiamo pensato di rimanere per cinque notti in un luogo meraviglioso come Brienz, e abbiamo scelto l'Alpenrose grazie a alcune buone raccomandazioni da amici abbiamo soggiornato in una delle case tradizionali che gestiscono vicino all'hotel, e abbiamo goduto di un meraviglioso soggiorno , tutto nell'appartamento era molto pulito, sia utensili da cucina e lettini in perfetta soggiorno e pulizia, La colazione era inclusa nel prezzo e era fantastico, non un enorme buffet di colazione, ma il più importante, la qualità del cibo, alcuni di loro fatto da loro Come i gioielli e le marmalades, accanto a un servizio eccellente e amichevole da parte dei membri della famiglia del complesso.

This was a last minute addition to our 1-week travel in Switzerland and a stopover before the long drive to Munich. Great location away from the busy main road and an interesting access via bridge over the river. Parking was no issue. We got in late as we made the detour to Montreaux and it was an easy self check-in via simple email instructions. The room was in the upper level with no lift but we managed to drag our belongings up. Big room with nice bed and bathroom. Then we opened the window and it was facing the church and cemetry. We had a shock. Thought we had booked a room with a garden view. The other issue was the constant toiling of the church bell through the night. But we managed to get through after some adjustments. WiFi coverage was good and so was the breakfast spread. Overall a great experience and happy to have spent time exploring the nearby places of interest.

Mio marito e io andavamo in Europa e qualche giorno prima di volare in Svizzera, siamo stati bloccati nell'aeroporto di Edimburgo perché il suo passaporto scade in meno di un mese- i paesi europei richiedono passaporti per 3 mesi Prima e dopo l'ingresso nel paese (e ovviamente non ne eravamo consapevoli), le compagnie aeree non ci permetterebbero di volare. Ho immediatamente chiesto di chiedere aiuto e spero di ricevere i nostri soldi. Questo orribile hotel non avrebbe rimborsato i nostri soldi quando abbiamo bisogno di un nuovo hotel, come Siamo stati spiaggiati in un paese che non era nostro. Non sono compassionati e non vi aiuteranno se avete una circostanza fuori dal vostro controllo che vi renderà necessario annullare. La signora del desk front mi ha detto di puntare verbale vuoto “Non vi aiuteremo.” Gli star negative se potessi.

We booked Jungfrau Hotel at first didn't know that it's not in the same area. We had to check-in and get the key from Jungfrau Hotel and walk to Alpine Inn. There was no staff at the Alpine Inn, no telephone, if there is any problem we had to send them an email and wait for them to reply. We stayed there for 3 nights and the staff did not refill the amenities (shampoo, bath gel, coffee, tea etc) on the second and third day, we had to email the reception but still the HK staff did not do it until our departure date and 3 emails. The room was quite cold in winter as they used old radiator. The views and the village were amazing, we were on the second floor and had mountain views including Jungfrau from our window. There is a big seating area on the balcony, which I guess would be really nice to sit during summer. The room itself was quite big, clean with all amenities. The second floor has no elevator and we had to carry our luggage up the stairs. After check-out we can leave the luggage at The Jungfrau and go for a little sightseeings before come back for our luggage. Wilderswil is a beautiful village, not far from Interlaken, not busy with tourists, not as expensive and can easily travel to Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald or other cities. We had to ask the staff during check-in for the travelling card for the free transportation in the area which they should automatically given us when we paid the city tax.

Booked here as close to rail for mountains and town (10 minute walk), plus it looked quaint with good rooms. Price comparable with many as Switzerland is still most expensive country to visit in Europe, reflecting domestic high salaries (maybe 3x that of UK or France). Initial impression not great, as another elderly guest was rebuked at reception when she complained about stairs (a lot) and was told she should have read before booking, no offer to carry baggage. Sort of set the tone for us. A take it or leave it attitude to service? However, chap was polite with us, gave us keys basic ideas, and we paid, as asked, before even seeing room, another no no for us normally. We told him we'd not have breakfast next morning as we were on 1st train up into the mountains. Room turned out to be not that bad, shower room a bit of a pokey after thought. Spotted a nice sharp damaged base to mirror above water glasses, before we cut knuckles on it. Needs replacing. It is an old building, but somebody ought to nail some floorboards down after maybe doing some sound insulation between, as every step on floor above and round about is very very loud, meaning you sleep late and wake early. Some stains on carpet in various places. Having traveeled all day, we opted to eat first night at half board, but wine, coffee and water is all added on at £50!! 2nd night we ate out, and had an uneventful but noisy nights sleep in the creaky ship style room both evenings. Breakfast was good on 2nd morning, even some cooked bacon and eggs - good for Brits. On leaving, reception would not deduct the 2 breakfasts we didn't have, (and which we said on arrival we didn't want) from the meal ”extras” we did have and want (and which we thought would be included), which seemed highly unreasonable, if not totally intransigent and so left a feel of being pick pocketted, as their rooms and prices are not at the cheap end, nor top drawer as in photo on site. Dinner staff were impeccable, if a tad over attentive, the meal was also very good food, so no complaints there except at 40+ per person wine and coffee (and certainly water) should really be inclusive as is our experience most everywhere in France on priced ”menu” perhaps not en carte. So, not our happiest stop over ever, we felt like minor inconveniences at times, not entirely value for money, hence the average score. Probably would not go back.

Dopo il soggiorno, si sentiva molto familiare. Ci sono alcuni vecchi mobili e giocattoli in ogni piano di edificio. La stanza è calda e pulita. È buono colazione. Ho mangiato la coppa del gusto di Pechino. L'unica carenza è che non c'è ascensore. Il personale ti aiuterà a prendere il bagaglio

Very modern look, somewhat sterile seeming, in keeping with it sharing facilities with a care home. However, the staff was very warm and welcoming, and the location was perfect for easy access to the Interlaken Ost train station for our trip to Jungfraujoch. Also easy walking distance to many restaurants and to the funicular railway up to the Harder-Kulm. Though it seemed a bit incongruous to the care home setting, it was possible to be served beer, wine or a limited selection of cocktails in the common area. You could also bring in food or have pizza delivered, to enjoy in the common area.

L'esperienza generale è fondamentalmente autoassistenza.

Abbiamo optato per questo hostello perchè la sua posizione era l'ideale per un viaggio in treno; siamo arrivati alla stazione di Interlaken e abbiamo dovuto trascinare i nostri bagagli per soli 100mt! Il prezzo era competitivo e, pagando poco di più, erano disponibili camere matrimoniali con bagno interno ad uso esclusivo; diversamente non vi avremmo soggiornato, in quanto, ad una certa età, la privacy è un bisogno irrinunciabile. Se la stazione è a pochi passi, attraversata la stada in direzione opposta, gà inizia la via centrale, con negozi, bar, hotels, gioiellerie e casinò. Ovviamente le aspettative devono essere ridimensionate; non parliamo di hotel ma di ostello! La camera pulita ma essenziale, arredata in modo minimalista, senza tv o altri servizi, con materassi comodi, ma accostati a formarne uno matrimoniale. Colazione compresa, sufficiente . Disponibile un deposito bagagli gratuito. Ottima soluzione per contenere il budget di spesa.