Grand Hotel Belvedere

90 rooms and suites. From every window and balcony, the majestic peaks of the Swiss Alps command attention, creating a truly hypnotic backdrop. Experience sumptuous parquet floors, furniture, and panelling crafted from the same wood, complemented by natural limestone walls, green granite bathrooms, and plush wool textiles. The ambience is completed by thoughtfully chosen lighting, ceramics, tapestries, and other pieces by local artisans.

In-room amenities include: TV, B&O Bluetooth speaker, coffee machine, minibar, and free bottled water.

Bath amenities by 'The Grown Alchemist' in rooms and Susanne Kaufman in their SPA.

An in-house Monocle store is set to open this summer.

The wellness area offers a serene escape with a sauna, hammam, and Susanne Kaufmann treatments featuring Alpine botanicals. Two onsen-style pools (one outdoor with mountain views) for further relaxation. Additional amenities include Jungfrau-facing yoga, gym access with personal training, and a walking trail through the hotel's private forest.

Culinary direction across the hotel is overseen by young English chef Will Gordon, who reinterprets Alpine traditions with contemporary flair, wild-harvested produce, and seasonal sustainability. The flagship Brasserie Belvedere sets an inventive, convivial tone for dinner, serving refined mountain classics to share against an eclectic 80s and 90s soundtrack.

From midday through late afternoon, the Sonnenbad Lounge & Terrace is the social heart of the hotel—ideal for light bites before a hike, hearty plates, or an après-ski drink overlooking the Jungfrau. In fine weather, wood-fired grills bring the terrace to life, while cozy indoor lounges welcome guests with comforting Alpine favorites. For evening drinks, settle into the Belvi Salon or the intimate Bergwald Bar for garden-herbal infusions, bespoke cocktails, and regional Swiss wines.

Mountaineer-style.

Rates start at CHF 380 per night and room, including à la carte breakfast and shuttle from the train station.

Over 500 km of marked walking trails and 15 mountain cableways in the surroundings lead to the most beautiful vantage points of the Jungfrau region; take for example the classic panorama route between Wengen and the Kleine Scheidegg, which offers up a particularly impressive view of the rock massif of the mighty Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. Wengernalp is a convenient starting point to travel up to the Jungfraujoch.

Strongly recommended is the Eiger Trail hike at the foot of the Eiger north face as well as the scenic panoramic walk from the Männlichen over to Kleine Scheidegg, with its view down to Grindelwald and across to the Wetterhorn.

The Jungfrau region is known for having some of the most extensive and varied skiing in Switzerland. With over 200 kilometres of ski runs from challenging black runs for experts to plenty of easy reds and blues for novices and intermediates, it makes it ideal for families and all grades of skiing ability.

The neighboring ski areas of the Jungfrau region, Grindelwald-First, and Mürren-Schilthorn are also easily accessible.

The clean air, the long hours of sunshine – especially in winter – the toboggan runs, and around 50 km of winter hiking trails also attract non-skiers to the sunny resort.

The hotel is open all year round. Summertime is peak season.

Wengen is a car-free village and only accessible by train. From Lauterbrunnen, take the 12-minute ride on the historic 1893 rack panoramic train to Wengen (runs every 1/2h). You will be picked up by one of their electric cars and driven to the hotel.

Regular trains from Zurich, Geneva, and Basel airports via Bern and Interlaken Ost provide convenient connections to Lauterbrunnen. Undercover parking adjacent to the station is also available for car travellers.