Welp, we didn't stay here but we sure ate here. It was our first night in Murren. I wanted to try…read morethis place out. Again, like this was an experience of a lifetime and OMG wow. The service was great, the view was incredible, and the food. WOW. We had the prawns to start, and their bread was amazing. I mean this place was crazy delicious. We had a mushroom ravioli that was out of this world, and a diablo chicken. I mean all this was so delicious and just fantastic. We did have something for dessert, but I don't have the photo for it. It was probably delicious as well. I would love to come back and check this out during the winter time. The patio was the best way to finish out our meal. See photos for some of what we ate. :)

We stopped by the restaurant at Hotel Eiger during a quick trip to the beautiful mountain village…read moreof Murren. It was past lunch time but they were still serving food. They are open throughout the day so that was great. The cream of tomato soup and Indonesian vegetable rice were very well presented and soothing on a cold, rainy day in the mountains. Prices are exorbitant but that is expected when you are in such a remote town in Switzerland. Service was quick and friendly by Swiss standards :)

Stayed in May 2024: Hotel is in a stunning location and very conveniently located just steps away…read morefrom the Schilthorn cable car station. There's an attached restaurant, and if you are arriving after the narrow official check-in window, there's an option to check in with the restaurant staff. Nice that they're flexible! Staff was very friendly and the rooms are bigger than what the photos show! We had a room that featured the striking views of the mountains from our balconies. Our rooms had plenty of seating and also tables available which was helpful to utilize the space. It was always comfortable in the room even though there was no temperature control, and there's always the option to open the window for some Alpine mountain air. Our hair dryer wasn't working and the wifi was spotty (if on, very fast) but we lived. The breakfast options sometimes ran out of food early (esp for popular items like boiled egg or plain yogurt) and the walls are a little thin, but otherwise a very convenient and beautiful stay!

While family and friends went paragliding... poor us who has no stomach for adventure waited and…read morehad a great lunch here ... server was amazing and food was awesome

Loved our stay at this hotel! So very cozy and the staff were so fantastic!…read more It's located about 5 minutes from the train station; bit a bad walk even when we had white out conditions. Easy walk from the town and the other station for the tram to the valley. Breakfast was included with our stay and the spread was impressive. Also, there is a spout right outside the front door for fresh alpine water! Truly is the most delicious water ever. Will definitely stay here again when we visit! Highly recommend it!

I and (6) traveling companions stayed at this hotel in Aug of 2023. There were good and bad aspects…read moreof the visit. As an engineer, I'm always focused on what can be improved so let's begin with the bad list: (1) No lift or elevator so if you're elderly, handicapped, or injured it won't be much fun. (2) There's no air conditioning so our room was uncomfortable in the 81°F temperature. There are no fans in the rooms and no window screens to keep bugs out so there aren't many options out there to stay cool. (3) The 220 volt switches that controlled the light fixture and exhaust fan in the bathroom were located within the shower stall. There's no planet in our solar system where that would be considered safe as these are not GFCI protected circuits. (4) Some of the 220 volt receptacles in our room had wall plates that would spin which made it difficult to plug into. (5) The filter on our bathroom exhaust fan revealed a lack of maintenance. (6) My room included a chain smoker on the next balcony over so I was unable to enjoy any time on the balcony. There were good things too but just not enough to elevate us out of the 2-star rating: (1) The views from the mountain side were stunning but we mainly have God to thank for that rather than the hotel. (2) The bacon cheeseburgers in the restaurant were very good although expensive. (3) The staff were kind, friendly, helpful, and skilled.

I love love love hotel regina. I've been coming here since I was a little girl, and it has changed…read morevery little other than a few room updates and the addition of a gym/spa over that time. They are very keen on customer service and they will do everything they can to ensure you are having a good stay. I believe it is now owned by the original owner's son, and he is a total gem. He does a great job of managing his staff to make sure they are meeting your needs. The dinner was okay. Breakfast is always great. They servers are over the top amazing. The views are so breathtakingly beautiful you'd swear you were on a Heidi movie set. You think it can't possibly be this beautiful. But it is. I can't wait to come back. Seriously everyone needs to come here and stay at some point. I can't say enough good things about this hotel.

Incredible experience all around. After wandering Mürren looking for somewhere to eat we stumbled…read moreupon here and could not have had a better experience if we tried. The food, drinks, prices, staff, and portions are amazing. We shared a Rösti with fried egg, a Rösti with bacon, and the Regina platter between 3 of us and there was more than enough food. The Helles beer is light and refreshing after a full day of hiking. Could not recommend this spot more. Oh, and to top it off, the view is unbelievable. Thank you for an amazing time, Hotel Regina!

If you're here for the views and can overlook some icy service, it's a great place to stay…read more Hotel Jungfrau has a lot going for it, the accommodations are comfortable, and the location is absolutely stunning. Waking up to those mountain views is a dream, and the convenience of being right in Mürren makes exploring the area super easy. That said, the front desk experience left something to be desired. The woman working during our stay was noticeably curt, and even simple requests (like borrowing a pen or asking about hotel logistics) felt like a major inconvenience. It didn't ruin the trip by any means, but it did put a damper on the overall hospitality experience.

We decided to stay in Murren when we visited the Jungfrau. This was a very good decision as the…read morevillage was not crowded and overwhelmed with tourist. We stayed at the Hotel Jungfrau. I would suggest getting a room with a view as on a clear day the view from your hotel room cannot be beat. Each day our stay included breakfast which started promptly at 7 a.m. The breakfast is a buffet and is very good. They have a variety of breads, eggs, sausage, bacon yogurt,, and fruit. It also includes your choice of coffee drink. We tried the half board one night and I would have to say it was just ok. Nothing special. One thing I liked about hotel is that they have a golf cart and took our luggage down to the train station for us in the morning. Overall, I would recommend the hotel. It is simple, the rooms are small but fine, and the breakfast is very good.

Pension Gimmelwald is by FAR the BEST biergarten we've ever been to. The staff is great, the vibes…read morechill, and the VIEWS! WOW! After a moderate mountainside hike from Mürren we followed the signs, little yellow ones that mimic the Swiss hiking signs, to Pension. As soon as you step into the back patio you are blown away at the setting. For us (mid-September) the plants were lush, the sun was shinning, and the temps were perfect - all made for an incredible time. Find yourself a little table and grab a brew from the bar inside (which in-and-of itself was fantastically old school tavern/inn). If you're hungry they have brats and kraut served outside. Wonderful! Order a beer, pay in cash (trust me, it just feels more fun), and enjoy a beer in the perfect spot in Jungfraur region.

This is me and my brother's 2nd time to stay here. Our 1st time was in 2014 and this year in 2018…read more In my opinion this hotel has the best view on the mountain. The back deck has a wonderful view of the mountains as you enjoy your breakfast, lunch and dinner. The owners are so nice, the food is home cooked and they brew and excellent dark beer! The Pension is just a 30-45 minute beautiful walk to Murren or a quick ride up the lift. All around you can enjoy wonderful eating and some of the most scenic hikes in Switzerland. This place has shared bathrooms and large bedrooms. Great for hikers, skiers, and tourists. I would highly recommend this cozy and beautiful hotel for anyone!

This place was one of the highest rated hotels on booking.com in Murren and it definitely did not…read moredisappoint! While it's a "hotel" it felt more like a very high quality, homey, and personable BnB. We booked the suite (would've fit 2 adults and 2 kids) because we decided last minute (3 days) to do an ad hoc trip to Murren due to great recommendations from friends and coworkers. It was a bit pricy but we bit the bullet because it was just so highly rated. First, the staff at the hotel were just so incredibly nice and friendly! She noticed we were only 2 people and offered to just lock the door to the room with the bunk beds and give us a cheaper rate! She also walked us through what was in the area, and gave us great trail recommendations (we went on the one she suggested and it was exactly what we were looking for). The room itself (at least the suite) looked like an apartment - when you enter there's a small hallway with a bathroom on the right, a few steps later the main bedroom is on the left, with a second bedroom with what I assume are the bunk bed on the right (we couldn't confirm since it was locked). Everything was beautifully decorated, pristine, spacious and just perfect. Connected to the master bedroom is a small balcony - and WOW! The views were absolutely spectacular. It felt unreal - from the trees, to the vast mountains in the distance that varied from green terrains to snowy white. There's also a small restaurant downstairs ran by the same owners as the hotel serving homemade Swiss food that was easily the best restaurant food we've had this entire trip (but that's for another review :P). They also served continental breakfast which was a blend of amazing pastries, fresh fruits, juices, cured meats, cereals and more. I love love LOVE this place and only wish we could've stayed longer. If you're in Murren this is definitely the place to stay at!

From the owner: We serve very delicous tipical home made Swiss food…read more The kitchen is open from 5 pm till 8 pm. Last order is at 8 pm.

We had a wonderful stay in September. Tim was an excellent host-- very reasonable, helpful and…read moreotherwise personable. We found out after our arrival that this appears to attract almost exclusively readers of Rick Steve's guides (admittedly this is how we found out about it, too). However, it turns out this demographic is largely retired people. While one couple our age was there, meals were shared with a group who had been making an annual pilgrimage since retirement and an Australian couple just passing through. Tim did a great job communicating the possibility that dinner would not be cooked if Walter (the proprietor) didn't feel well or not enough people requested it, so it was no surprise when we needed to find our own meal at the pension down the street on the first night. Tim also let us rent hiking poles (which turned out to be essential) very cheaply, and while we ended up on a bit of an ambitious hike considering our fitness level, we felt very prepared with Tim's advice and the map he drew. There were no private rooms when we booked, but Tim let us take two beds in the quad room, which he kindly pushed together. No one rented the other two beds, but I wasn't sure whether Tim purposefully blocked them off for us or they just weren't filled. Either way, the view from the balcony was beautiful! The cows across the street wore bells that sounded like wind chimes, so for us city folk it was a happy medium between mountain quiet and street noise. There are about 3-5 other B&B/pension/hostel-type establishments in the village part of Gimmelwald. Hotel Mittaghorn is a 5-minute walk uphill beyond the village (or 10-15 with luggage taking the longer but paved and less steep route). The entire village consists of about 20 buildings: 3-5 B&B/pension/hostels, and then a bunch of cottages and barns. I'd return to Gimmelwald and Hotel Mittaghorn but I might split up my stay to see what the other places in the village are like.