Hotels with Breakfast in Interlaken

Hotel at a great location which is opposite train station and bus stop. Front desk lady was so helpful with our enquiries. We even hv a free bus ride card for our stay. Hotel stay came with breakfast at rooftop. Excellent view of the snowy mountains. Definitely will stay there again if i revisit Interlaken!

Overall, the room was okay and my stay was quite pleasant. One thing I really appreciated was how quiet the hotel was. The atmosphere was very peaceful, which made it easy to relax and get a good night’s sleep. I noticed that part of the building also seems to operate as a nursing home, which may be one reason why the hotel is generally very quiet and calm. For me, this was not a problem at all, and I actually enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. One thing to keep in mind if you are visiting during the summer is the air conditioning. The room did not have air conditioning and only had a small fan. I understand that this can be completely normal in this part of Europe, where it is usually not necessary to have air conditioning. However, I happened to visit during a heat wave, so the room felt quite warm, especially at night. Other than that, the room was fine and the overall experience was good. I would recommend checking the weather before booking if you are visiting during the warmer months, particularly if you are sensitive to heat.

This is an extraordinary gem in Interlaken.  It is about two blocks off the main drag and sports amazing views.  The staff are helpful with recommendations and willingness to go beyond the norm.  The breakfast is well worth it and their restaurant, the ankor was amazing.  We had wonderful meals and were very comfortable throughout our stay.  We highly recommend this as a wonderful place to spend your vacation!

City tax is payable upon check-in at the front desk, either by cash or card. You can use Apple Pay with a linked Visa or Mastercard (if using a US dollar card, just press the CHF option on the POS terminal—always choose local currency settlement). You'll get a receipt with the Wi-Fi password on it. Also, accommodations in Switzerland that charge the city tax provide a complimentary local transit pass (if the front desk doesn't mention it, don't hesitate to ask; the little blue card in the photo is where your name and dates go). Grab your room key and head upstairs to your room. The 4-bed dorm is quite spacious, featuring simple wooden bunk beds. You put on your own pillowcase, duvet cover, and fitted sheet, and strip them all off when checking out, tossing them into the bin by the elevator. There are no privacy curtains. The charging plug on the bedside lamp faces downward, so you need a basic adapter to plug it in securely (standard big European or Swiss-specific adapters are super cheap online). The room has lockers that unlock with your room key, a hanging area with hangers, a sink with hand soap and a shelf, a trash can, a table with two chairs, but no hair dryer! Bring your own towel, bath towel, slippers, and toiletries; an eye mask and earplugs are an absolute must! There are only three unisex shower rooms, which are quite spacious with hooks and shelves (please be considerate and squeegee the floor and leave the door open to air out the steam after showering). There is one restroom each for men and women (I only know the women's has three stalls, a sink with hand soap and paper towels, and thick toilet paper—I recommend bringing disposable toilet seat covers). The service is quite good, and the cleaning staff warmly say hi. I felt the common areas were very clean, though maybe it's just the stylish decor, tiles, and fixtures that make it look immaculate and not dingy at all! Breakfast is included—yogurt, coffee, and bread are all you can eat, though the ham is quite salty. The view from the window will make you feel that even though it's a hostel, it's totally worth it.

Car can park at the hotel entrance free of charge. Room is spacious for 4 people. Staff are friendly and provided us free travel card within interlaken area. My daughters are happy that the staff gave them chocolate and candy were put on the bed at Day 1. 10 minutes walk from Interlaken West Station. Not many choice for breakfast but the taste is good. Hotel cost is super expensive during summer time in Interlaken......but I still think this is a brilliant hotel.

We had a great stay in the Junior Suite, which was very suitable for three people. One of the beds was a sofa bed, but the mattress quality was still comfortable. We especially loved the mountain view from the rooms and could even enjoy the sunset right from our window or balcony without needing to go anywhere. We would also recommend trying their breakfast — it offers a wide variety of choices, including Asian options like rice and sauces. Overall, a very pleasant stay and a room we would recommend.

Our stay at Hotel Chalet Swiss was one of the most amazing stays we have had. Our room had a clear view of Jungfrau which we could look out to every morning; the room was spacious and clean with that authentic Swiss Chalet interior. The breakfast was also excellent in a lovely dining room where the morning sunlight lights up the whole room. The staff were warm and friendly, especially the receptionist Natasha, who was always warm and genuine. The best hotel we’ve stayed in in Switzerland, and resting here made our amazing trip even better

Breakfast had a great selection and a good view! The stay was during Easter and we were also given an Easter bunny chocolate which was a great gesture.

I think the value for money was pretty good, hotels in Interlaken are all expensive, and the room was spacious enough. I was quite worried at first when I saw the low rating, but it turned out to be fine. I had the corner room, so it had three windows and was very bright. The breakfast was just so-so, the same every day, but I didn't have high expectations anyway. I stayed for three nights in mid-September, costing around 2200 per night. I had originally booked it for 3400, but later I coincidentally saw a price drop, and XC refunded the difference, which is commendable.

First, let's talk about the location. From Interlaken Ost station, turn right and walk straight for about 280 meters, and you'll arrive. Actually, you don't even need to exit the station; just walk to the end of the platform, and it's much closer. We discovered this later and always used that route – just make sure you know which platform to walk along directly, avoiding the underground passage. Second, the hotel service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly. They gave a thorough introduction to the hotel and important notices, specifically mentioning not to put food waste in the bins. For self-catered food, there's a dedicated dining area (Pic 8) where they provide free plates and cutlery, which you just need to return to the bar counter after use. We had to book a suite because all other rooms were full. The room was quite spacious, with a small balcony offering a nice view of the mountains behind (Pics 1, 2). The bathroom had a massage bathtub with lavender and ice salt available, which was incredibly relaxing after a long day. Breakfast was served in the back garden, and the setting was lovely. The only drawback was that the temperature hit 30 degrees Celsius during our first few days, and the room had no air conditioning. (Hotels with AC are rare there, which is understandable, but I still hope they'll improve this in the future, especially with global temperatures rising). After contacting the front desk, they provided a fan, which helped a lot. In the following days, the temperature dropped, and it was fine; after all, it gets cool in the mountains at night. The hotel's decor style truly resembles a vintage European hotel. Plus, there's a row of seats and tables outside the entrance, which is a great spot to sit and enjoy the street view in the evening. Directly opposite the hotel is the cable car station for the Harder Kulm viewpoint, and Hohematte Park is just a short walk away. Third, directly across from the train station is a large Coop supermarket that has pretty much everything. As others have mentioned, the roasted chicken is indeed cheap and delicious, about 7 CHF for half a chicken. It closes at 7 PM, but there's also a smaller Coop supermarket inside the train station that closes at 9 PM. It has fewer varieties than the main one, but it still covers basic food needs, even if the selection isn't huge.