Hotel Caprice - Grindelwald

The hotel breakfast was fantastic! It offered a surprisingly wider selection than other hotels in the town! The breakfast ambiance was also beautiful, and most importantly, a daily newsletter with the date and weather was provided on the breakfast counter – a truly thoughtful touch. Staying there every day felt almost surreal. The hotel is very close to the train station, but unfortunately, there are two short uphill walks, which can be quite uncomfortable with luggage. However, it's perfectly fine for days without luggage. Older guests or those with knee problems should be cautious. Also, the hotel only has stairs; if you don't want to use the stairs, you can ask if you can book a room on the ground floor. The hotel's cleanliness was top-notch. Even though the bathroom walls were white, there wasn't a speck of dirt – a big plus! The large carpet outside the room for shoes shows the hotel maintains high hygiene standards. The hotel has a gym and spa, which I didn't use because I personally find it difficult to accept unisex spas. But if you don't mind, I believe it would be wonderful.

It's very clean and has a homey atmosphere, making it very relaxing. It's conveniently located close to the station, restaurants, and supermarkets, but it's quiet and the view from the window is amazing. Breakfast had a wide variety of cheeses and breads, and plenty of fruit. It's a hotel I'd like to visit again.

The hotel is very close to the train station, only 200 meters away, but it's located on a hillside, so dragging suitcases uphill is quite strenuous. The owner is rather serious and will explain the rules and requirements clearly and meticulously, and will also help you carry your large suitcase upstairs. The room is spacious and has most of the necessary amenities, although the hairdryer is a bit old-fashioned, like an antique, but it doesn't affect its use. The front desk is often unattended, but someone is always available to call; calling is more convenient in case of any issues. The balcony faces a range of mountains, offering stunning sunset views of snow-capped peaks—a truly unbeatable sight. Dinner on the balcony is a wonderful experience. I don't know if the owners are German, but they are very straightforward. When we wanted to change seats at breakfast, the owner's wife was very puzzled, saying, "You're already sitting here, why do you want to change?" For the next two days, she still led us to the same seats. The breakfasts seemed pretty much the same: various breads with different cheeses and sausages, plus yogurt, fruit, eggs, etc. Eggs are available in fried and scrambled versions with bacon; you need to tell the owner's wife and they will make it specially. The hotel also has a spa and sauna, which are free to use. The sauna requires a reservation an hour in advance. In summary, the location is excellent, the environment is great, and the room is clean, but don't expect to be greeted with smiles and hospitality.

The hotel is generally good, the balcony looks out of the scenery is very good, this is also his main selling point from the train station to the hotel, if more luggage a little to walk up the next slope, do not take the stairs opposite the train station, because the path dragging large boxes really not easy to walk Enthusiastic, the owner and owner has the typical German introspection but still very friendly.

The location is about a 3-minute walk from Grindelwald Station. It is a bit uphill, so it might be a bit difficult to carry a carrier. Breakfast is provided and you can see Mt. Eiger. Each room has a different view, so it is important to get a room with a good view.