Hand-picked in Grindelwald: the 5-star hotel Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort. Book through suitespot and breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service come with it – worth over €500 together.
Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort · At the FirstbahnFor this guide we reviewed the best hotels in Grindelwald and chose one: a luxury hotel by the First cable car – with rooms that look straight at the Eiger north face. What that means for booking is below.Our choice for Grindelwald is the Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort by the First cable car, three hundred metres from the valley station and four hundred from the railway station. In our ranking it stands at 4.8 out of 5, and a night starts at 282 euros.
Why we recommend it: Because it is the hotel that turns the north face into a bedroom window: 90 rooms and suites in Swiss wood, whose Luxury categories look at the Eiger north face and which combine into residences with up to five bedrooms. Add a spa of 800 square metres – Fire & Ice, with indoor and outdoor pools, sauna and steam room –, an outdoor hot tub with mountain panorama, ski-in/ski-out in winter, three restaurants with a terrace and drinking water from the glacier. Our recommended category is called Luxury Eiger View.
In this hotel you book the Eiger – and the recommended category comes in two sizes.
Twenty-one categories, from 23 to 132 square metres. Eight of them face the Eiger: the Cosy room at 23 square metres, the Luxury at 27 to 32, the corner rooms at 28 to 31, the Bergwelt Suite at 35 to 48 and the two residences at 132. That is a rare view – the north face right outside the window.
Our recommended category is called Luxury Eiger View. It comes at 27 and at 27 to 32 square metres. Same name, same view, five square metres apart. Anyone booking “the Luxury with Eiger view” has the face for certain, but not yet the size.
Then the rule: this hotel has a minimum stay of two nights. Here it is the plan: one day for the Jungfraujoch, one for First and the Bachalpsee.
And the price: 282 euros – an entry point in the mid-price range. For a room facing the north face, that is the real news.
Our advice: Book the larger Luxury with Eiger view – up to 32, not 27 square metres. The upgrade on arrival leads from there into the corner room at 31 or the Bergwelt Suite at 48, both with the face. Anyone wanting space takes the Luxury Room at 56 square metres. And plan the two nights as two mountains: tell our travel advisors which comes first.
The Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort lies by the First cable car at the upper edge of Grindelwald – three hundred metres from the valley station, four hundred from the railway station and fifteen kilometres from Interlaken.
Our recommendation is therefore for anyone taking Grindelwald as a mountain base: the railway in the morning, the spa in the evening, the Eiger in between – and for skiers who want to go from the door onto the piste in winter.
What lies within reach: the First cable car with the Cliff Walk and the Bachalpsee, in which the Schreckhorn and Wetterhorn are reflected, three minutes; the Eiger Express from the terminal, which reaches Eigergletscher station in fifteen minutes and continues to the Jungfraujoch; and the Glacier Gorge, the cut of the lower Grindelwald glacier, half an hour on foot.
For orientation: Interlaken is half an hour by the Bernese Oberland Railway, Bern an hour and a half, Zurich airport just under three. A car is not needed; the railways are the reason to be here.
The Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort lists twenty-one categories, seven of them suites and two residences.
The rooms: 23 square metres in the Essential, in the Cosy with Eiger view and in a room with mountain view, 23 to 26 in the Essential with panoramic view of Grindelwald, 27 and 27 to 32 in the Luxury with Eiger view, 28 and 28 to 31 in the corner rooms with Eiger view, 28 in the Corner Deluxe, 30 with mountain view, 26 to 32 in the Luxury with mountain view and 56 in the large Luxury Room.
The suites: 33 to 35 in the Luxury Suite, 40 to 43 in the Roof Suite, 45 in the two Spa Suites, 35 to 48 in the Bergwelt Suite with Eiger view, 56 to 70 in the Connecting Suite and 70 to 84 in the largest suite.
The residences: 132 square metres, twice, both with panoramic Eiger view.
On the view: this hotel’s motif is the Eiger north face – eight categories face it. Five more look out on the mountains, one on the village.
What applies equally to every category: breakfast for two, the 50 US dollar hotel credit and the upgrade on arrival subject to availability.
A night at the luxury hotel in Grindelwald starts at 282 euros.
The minimum stay is two nights – that is above, with the plan for it. Included are: breakfast for two, a 50 US dollar hotel credit, an upgrade on arrival subject to availability, early check-in and late check-out subject to availability.
When it is loveliest: in January and February, when the piste begins at the door and the face is white, and from July to September, when the paths to the Bachalpsee are open and the face is black.
What belongs to Grindelwald: the off-season in April, May and November, when much in the village closes and the railways undergo maintenance – and the weather, which on some days makes the face disappear entirely. That is not a warning but the calendar: on foggy days the spa is the mountain.
When to ask early: at Christmas and New Year, in the February holidays and in August, when the Jungfraujoch receives the world – and for the two residences on any date.
How long to stay: two nights are the rule – three for Jungfraujoch, First and a day in the spa, four if Mürren and the Schilthorn are added.
And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as you do in the busiest.
The Jungfrau region is the Bernese Oberland at its steepest: Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau in a row, the glaciers between them and villages hanging on the slopes. Grindelwald is the largest of them and the only one from which all three railways leave.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comThree things belong to it. First the Jungfraujoch: 3,454 metres, the highest railway station in Europe, with the Aletsch glacier before the terrace and the tunnel through the Eiger travelled since 1912. Second the Bachalpsee: the lake above First in which the Schreckhorn is reflected, an hour on foot from the top station. Third the north face itself: first climbed in 1938, since then the measure of all faces – and visible from the room when you book a category with Eiger view.
The package at this hotel is breakfast, credit and upgrade.
What our travel advisors arrange most often: the larger room with Eiger view, for the reason stated above, the tickets for the Jungfraujoch, because in summer they are sold with time slots, and the rail transfer from Zurich – because it turns into an excursion at Interlaken.
We reviewed the best hotels in Grindelwald and chose one: the Bergwelt Grindelwald by the First cable car, facing the Eiger north face.
A night starts at 282 euros.
23 to 56 square metres in the twelve room categories, 33 to 84 in the seven suites, 132 in the two residences. The recommended Luxury Eiger View exists at 27 and at 27 to 32.
The Bergwelt Grindelwald. In our ranking it stands at 4.8 out of 5: 90 rooms and suites in Swiss wood, a spa of 800 square metres with indoor and outdoor pools, ski-in/ski-out and three restaurants.
Eight categories face the Eiger: Cosy (23), Luxury (27 and 32), two corner rooms (28 and 31), the Bergwelt Suite (48) and the two residences (132). The north face right outside the window is a rare view.
Yes: two nights. In Grindelwald that is the plan – one day for the Jungfraujoch, one for First and the Bachalpsee.
By the Bernese Oberland Railway from Interlaken in half an hour; the station is four hundred metres from the hotel. From Bern it is an hour and a half, from Zurich airport just under three. A car is not needed.
In January and February for the piste at the door, from July to September for the paths. April, May and November are off-season with railway maintenance; ask early for August and Christmas.
That depends on your membership: whether a stay here earns points or status nights in your programme, your travel advisor will confirm before you book. The suitespot benefits apply in any case.

