Hotel Restaurant Alpenblick, Wilderswil

Beautiful location and just a short walk from railway station. Room cleaned every day. Friendly staff and really great food.

Staying at Hotel Alpenblick was a very happy experience. It is a beautiful old hotel in a lovely location. The staff are friendly and helpful. Food was top quality and the room was very clean. I cannot recommend Hotel Alpenblick highly enough. Full marks. Thank you to Yvonne and her staff for looking after us so well.

I stayed in this hotel for 6 nights on my own - on a group holiday. The location of the hotel is good for the train station and the bus goes from just round the corner. The hotel itself is very old (400 years i believe) so no lift. The room I had was a single one with my own bathroom. The room was nicely appointed with a balcony to the front of the hotel, room was small but clean. All staff were friendly. Breakfast was continental good choice of meat, cheese, bread and fruit. Meals in the evening were really good - starting with salad bowl, then starters, mains and then deserts and of course not forgetting the wine! There were 2 waiters in particular that looked after us Francisco and Javier. My only complaints would be having no kettle in the room for having a cup of tea on demand although there was a kettle in a shared kitchen area that the hotel allowed us to use. The hotel also did us packed lunches every day which was lovely.

GRI All Inclusive Jungfrau Express Location: Hotel Alpenblick very good with great food and exquisite interior. Atmosphere of hotel very good. Rooms good. Value for money good. Excellent tour advisor in Deborah. One important point to make - please delete the 6 picnic lunches and replace with say sausage rolls or a quiche with a salad in a tub. Thank you.

The hotel Alpenblick in Wilderswil, Switzerland is in a very good location. The staff were polite and helpful, nothing was too much trouble for them. The evening meal, different choices every night was very good with free wine. The hotel supplied a packed lunch - choice of sandwiches, a piece of cake, fruit and fizzy/still water bottles. This was the only downside, as the sandwiches weren't very appetising. Our bedroom was light and airy, very clean and the bathroom/shower facilities good. Our welcoming tour guide, Deborah Foreman, was outstanding - she answered any questions we had, and handed out plenty of information on the hotel and the places we were going to visit. Couldn't fault her.

What a lovely family run hotel in such a great location. Our hosts and staff were very welcoming, friendly and attentive. The rooms were very clean, spacious and well equipped. The food was excellent, freshly prepared and plentiful with lots of choice. We would not hesitate in staying here again.

A lovely hotel just 10 minutes walk from Wilderswil railway station which connects to all the main attractions in the Jungfrau region. Rooms are comfortable, staff are very friendly and helpful, especially in the group dining room and reception. What I found outstanding was the quality of the food, the Michelin Star obviously evident in the flavours and presentation. Breakfasts were Continental style with choice of coffees, home made breads, cold meats, cheeses, and cereals. Evening meals were largely exceptional, with amazing selection of salad starters, home made soups, and delicious meat dishes and sauces. Vegetarian options also available. The house wine served with dinner was plentiful and good quality. Little extra touches such as birthday cakes, a fondue night in the main restaurant and an aperitif in garden were all lovely surprises. The owner, Yvonne, goes the extra mile to ensure a trouble free and enjoyable stay for all guests, thank you.

What a great experience. The hotel is 400 years old. It had a great family feel. The owners and staff could not do enough for us. Room regularly cleaned to a high standard. Breakfast and dinner meals were truly excellent. Placed in a lovely area we could not wish for more. I would highly recommend this hotel. Well done.

This was my 2nd visit and didn't disappoint. Yvonne (owner) was friendly and welcoming ensuring everyone had an amazing time. Rooms were spotless, food excellent and service outstanding. The hotel is located a few minutes from local buses and about 10 minutes from the train station. The 400 year old hotel is set in a quiet village surrounded by mountains..views are stunning.

Lovely hotel, typical Swiss chalet style. We had a large double room, with small ensuite, and large external balcony with table and chairs with views of Monch and Jungfrau. Very peaceful, located a 15 minute work from train station, 5 minutes from bus stop. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food was a set menu each day but 5 courses and generally to very high standard. Great stay and would not hesitate to recommend.

Lovely hotel, typical Swiss chalet style. we were in Annex but large double room, ensuite, and large external balcony with table and chairs with views of Monch and Jungfrau. Very peaceful, located a 15 minute work from train station, 5 minutes from bus stop. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food was a set menu each day but 5 courses and generally to very high standard. Would not hesitate to recommend.

Absolutely great. We had a room on the third floor of the house with a skylight. No good if you are tall as roof slopes but being shorter it was lovely to see the mountain during the day and stars at night as no light pollution. We were well looked after and nice food. Packed lunch everyday. Eventhough very busy the staff were always very helpful.

My wife and I traveled as a group from the UK to visit Jungfrau region aka Top of Europe The area is a premier Swiss alpine destination and this hotel sits local to everything needed. Excellent food and attention

Fantastic stay here. Lovely friendly staff. Room and facilities were good. Good food. Great location would return. Highly recommend.

A friendly hotel and couldn’t fault the staff at all but we were quite disappointed at the size of our room which was very small and considering how much we had paid for just a six day holiday we would have expected more than what we got. I’m over 6 feet tall and it was literally impossible for me to use the lavatory in our small bathroom as it was tucked away in a corner of the room next to the shower cubicle with next to no room to manoeuvre at all, so I had to go to the first floor to use the general use toilet on the landing there instead. As for the food, I think they were perhaps trying to be too Cordon bleu when all everyone wanted in our group was just some good hearty food after a long day on the mountains. We had three soups during our five day stay, Pumpkin, Red Cabbage, and Broccoli. Who thought those up, what happened to just Beef broth, Mushroom, tomato soup etc. which people would have more preferred. the red cabbage soup was not generally well received so stop trying to be too clever. Most of the deserts were passable but strange that we were never given a taste of Switzerland such as Strudel for instance. The one day we had a fondue but rather than the traditional cheese fondue we had a meat one which most people didn’t really take to. The mains were also just OK but again one felt they were trying to be too clever, and where they gave us a half cooked and sliced potato with a slither of cheese on top, most people would have just preferred some mash, boiled, or roast potatoes. The packed lunch each day was a bit stingy as well, two small triangle sandwiches and a bottle of water. The fruit was usually an orange but where on a mountain can you sit and have time to peel it, whereas just an apple or banana would have been much easier, so consequently I never took an orange for that reason. Overall, for what we paid I would have expected a better standard of accomodation and expected the evening meal to have been more substantial, but on the plus side it was in a beautiful location, the staff were excellent, and the view from our bedroom window was pretty good.

A very pleasant stay. The food served was very good and the service of the staff was excellent.

Free drinks: Concentration on alchohol. My request for an orange juice was refused.

We visited this hotel as part of a group booking and used it as a base for various excursions. For this reason, I have no idea what it costs to stay here. First the good points: the wait staff and cleaning staff were excellent and those we met were all friendly and helpful. The bed was comfortable and the room, although basic, was adequate (as it should have been for an allegedly upgraded room). The bathroom looked tired (no shaver socket) but the shower worked and provided hot water. There was a room safe although it was tempermental. The room benefitted from a balcony with chairs and a table, with pleasant views. Also, the wi-fi worked fairly well, although it struggled at times with range. There was no aircon in the rooms, not that this is needed in early March; the heating was efficient. Let the critique commence! Firstly, there were no tea- or coffee-making facilities in the bedroom and, outside of meal-times, I couldn't find any others in the hotel (the upstairs dining room was kept locked; the downstairs dining room was reserved for (I assume) those guests seeking the Michelin-starred menu). This highlights another major issue I had with the hotel: without a lounge or bar area, we had nowhere to meet and chat with our group outside of meal times, and no place to order drinks and snacks if we had wanted them. The food was plentiful but obviously the Michelin-starred chef had delegated its preparation to other less qualified cooks. There was a very limited choice of food, and the alternative main course option (vegetarian only) was similarly minimal and had to be selected in the morning. Gluten-free guests in our group were not well catered for: a single option of omelette and chips isn't acceptable in this day and age. Some dishes were really quite tasty but some were iffy to say the least. With no real menu choice, I had to either pretend my Mum was with me ("You will eat it and you will enjoy it!") or skip courses entirely. Breakfast was uninspiring and disappointing. The only hot food options I spotted were boiled eggs (cook your own) and toast, the croissants were tiny and the meat selection was small. A limited selection of other breads, pastries and cakes was available. The cheese selection was good, however. The two older ladies who ran the hotel (possibly sisters?) were brusque with the guests, often to the point of rudeness. For example, if you didn't take the provided clingfilm-wrapped sandwich pretending to be a packed lunch and cross off your name on the list, you got a telling-off! We opted for a quiet life, took the sandwich, crossed off our names and counted our blessings. Finally, the location. Circa 700 metres from the shops and train station, and up a road with only a slight incline, the hotel is in a good position, and there are other hotels and cafes close by. There appears to be lots of parking. At night, it is quiet and easy to sleep.

Lovely family hotel , large comfortable rooms , friendly attentive staff and great location, short walk to railway station and bus stop just around the corner.

Just on our way home from from 5 night stay at this hotel. Loved the simple rustic charm. Comfortable beds all very clean. Food and service excellent. The wine flowed at meal times..2 hours of limitless wine..or beer and soft drinks.. We had a packed lunch daily and probably the only recommendation would be to alternate perhaps from sandwiches daily to a small salad and or quiche for a change.