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Service, comfort, location ... EXCELLENT!! And, a room with a mountain view is a must. When we arrived at the train station (directly across the street from Hotel Eiger), the porter was there with his vehicle to take our luggage and the same service was...More
We had a great stay at the Hotel Eiger. Our family of 4 with two teenagers found Murren and the Hotel Eiger to be a highlight of our vacation this summer. A super clean room with an amazing view and balcony. Everyone on the staff...More
There's little doubt that the Eiger is the best hotel in Mürren - it's a four-star for a reason, and there's no five-star in town. I spent eleven nights there, so I got a good look at the place.
I had a room in the...More
So friendly. They pick up your luggage from the train station and take it to your room. The hotel is right in front of the train station so no need to walk far. It is a beautiful hotel. The breakfast is superb! Lots to choose...More
We have stayed at hotel Murren twice and I am sure we will be back. The views are amazing and we are all but one meal at the hotel. The champagne breakfast is a perfect way to start the day. And if the weather is...More
Ditto everyone's comments: do Jungfrau Joch from Grindelwald side, then spend 2 nights at Hotel Eiger/Murren. One comment: if weather is not clear, the trip up to Jungfrau is not worth the time/cost - you need clear skies... More
Ditto everyone's comments: do Jungfrau Joch from Grindelwald side, then spend 2 nights at Hotel Eiger/Murren. One comment: if weather is not clear, the trip up to Jungfrau is not worth the time/cost - you need clear skies to enjoy that trip. The trip up to Schilthorn and the Thrill Walk in Birg from Murren is very accessible also. At Hotel Eiger make sure you book w/ the hotel to ensure an Alp view / balcony view to the Alps.
We paid about $350 per night. As to "downtown" - this is a tiny, car free, alpine city reached by train and cable car. The hotel is opposite the train station and on the Main Street. There is basically only one street... More
We paid about $350 per night. As to "downtown" - this is a tiny, car free, alpine city reached by train and cable car. The hotel is opposite the train station and on the Main Street. There is basically only one street. The town has numerous hotels and restaurants on that street. There are hiking trails of varying difficulties surrounding this town and cable car lifts to higher spots.
Yes to both, but the fridge doubles up as the mini-bar. I don't drink alcohol so can't advise of the prices of this. All the booze doesn't leave a lot of room for anything you might wish to keep chilled. On the subject of... More
Yes to both, but the fridge doubles up as the mini-bar. I don't drink alcohol so can't advise of the prices of this. All the booze doesn't leave a lot of room for anything you might wish to keep chilled. On the subject of drinks, you can pick up a kettle at reception. Jars of coffee, teabags, cartons of cold drinks can be purchased at the Coop shop about 300 yards away. For your electricals, be warned that Swiss plug sockets are completely different from UK, but again reception keeps a supply of adaptor plugs you can borrow.
