Grand Hotel Belvedere

Take the train via Interlaken Ost and Lauterbrunnen to Wengen station. The journey time shown here runs as far as the station. Arrange the short station-to-hotel arrival with the hotel before travelling so you know how you will reach reception.

Drive as far as Lauterbrunnen, leave the car there and continue by mountain railway into car-free Wengen. The hotel offers a paid luggage pick-up and valet service from Lauterbrunnen, charged per room each way, with train tickets bought separately. The prepaid service is subject to availability and requires at least two weeks' notice. When arranged, it creates an easy handover between car and mountain railway.

The winter shuttle links the hotel with Wengen station for trains towards Kleine Scheidegg and with the Männlichen gondola. A dedicated ski room keeps equipment out of the way back at the hotel. Ask the hotel team to confirm current times, return arrangements and whether a reservation is needed.

The spa centres on a heated indoor-outdoor pool, with an ice bath, sauna, hammam, Jungfrau-facing relaxation room and four treatment rooms. From 18:00 to 20:00, the pool is kept for guests aged 13 and over. Treatments cost extra and non-residents can book daytime access, while the thermal spaces offer several ways to recover after a mountain day.

A buffet breakfast is included. Later in the day, Sonnenbad Lounge & Terrace is the hotel's relaxed daytime restaurant for light snacks and larger lunch plates. Brasserie Belvedere takes over for dinner, while Belvi Salon and Bergwald Bar each offer a different place for a drink. Opening times change with the season, so check ahead and reserve where needed.

Wengen is a compact, car-free village reached by mountain railway from Lauterbrunnen, with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau filling the horizon. Shops, restaurants and transport all keep a village rhythm, while trains and cableways open the door to the wider mountains.

Wengen opens directly onto the Grindelwald-Wengen slopes around Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen, with long mountain views and the Lauberhorn terrain close by. The wider Jungfrau Ski Region brings together several distinct areas, each offering a different mountain day. The live lift, piste and weather report will help you choose where to ski each morning.

There is a mix of village restaurants, cafés, bars and takeaway, with more mountain venues around Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen. A long lunch can easily become part of the ski day, but mountain openings depend on the relevant railway, cableway or piste. Village hours change with the season too, so check locations and book ahead where needed.

Männlichen and Jungfraujoch make memorable rail or cableway excursions, while prepared winter walks offer a slower way into the landscape. The 4.5-kilometre Fox Run from Wengernalp towards Wengen adds a good sledging option. Live transport, weather and operating information will help you choose the best outing for the day.

Yes, when you choose the right room and plan around the hotel's grown-up atmosphere. There is no kids' club or babysitting, and the pool is reserved for guests aged 13 and over from 18:00 to 20:00. Connecting Prestige Family rooms sleep up to four, while Junior Suites can sleep up to three with a sofa bed, with cots and extra beds available in selected categories.