Eiger-Grindelwald Hotel, Switzerland
Nov 15th, 2003, 12:33 PM
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Eiger-Grindelwald Hotel, Switzerland
Anyone familiar with this hotel? If we change our two nights in May from Interlaken to Grindelwald, this hotel is a possibility. Just wondering though...with so much closed down in Grindelwald in early May, would it be a mistake to stay here?
Nov 15th, 2003, 01:06 PM
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Are you talking about the Eiger Hotel in Grindelwald or does it actually have that hyphenated name? I've not stayed there, but know it is right in the middle of town on the main street. It looks nice enough.
Food for thought. We've stayed several times at Hotel Alpina, which except for a week or two vacation is open all year. It is a short climb up from the train station and looks out over the other places. All rooms have balconies facing the Eiger -- spectacular views. It is a small family run place, with delightful staff (Grandma runs the operation), and son is a great chef running a nice kitchen. Nice breakfast included. We've never done the half-pension, but after trying a lot of restaurants in town and liking dinner at the Alpina as much or more than any of them, I'd probably even do the half-pension deal (something I normally never would do).
You can check it out at www.alpina-grindelwald.ch
Food for thought. We've stayed several times at Hotel Alpina, which except for a week or two vacation is open all year. It is a short climb up from the train station and looks out over the other places. All rooms have balconies facing the Eiger -- spectacular views. It is a small family run place, with delightful staff (Grandma runs the operation), and son is a great chef running a nice kitchen. Nice breakfast included. We've never done the half-pension, but after trying a lot of restaurants in town and liking dinner at the Alpina as much or more than any of them, I'd probably even do the half-pension deal (something I normally never would do).
You can check it out at www.alpina-grindelwald.ch
Nov 15th, 2003, 02:08 PM
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I have been to Grindelwald many times and in different seasons. Don't worry. It is such a popular tourist destination it never gets like a ghost town.
So are you staying at "Hotel Eiger" in Grindelwald as Patrick asked?
So are you staying at "Hotel Eiger" in Grindelwald as Patrick asked?
Nov 15th, 2003, 06:55 PM
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I've stayed at the Hotel Eiger in Grindelwald several times during ski trips. It's in a great location, right in the middle of town. The owners, Familie Heller, are great folks and they go out of their way to make you feel welcome. The restaurant in the hotel is very nice also.
Nov 16th, 2003, 04:02 AM
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We'll be staying at the Hotel Eiger next week - if I can remember, I'll post our impressions of the place.
We've been to Grindelwald many times, but this is the first time we've chosen to stay there - entirely due to the lack of crowds this time of year!
We've been to Grindelwald many times, but this is the first time we've chosen to stay there - entirely due to the lack of crowds this time of year!
Nov 16th, 2003, 08:23 AM
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We ate at the Eiger one night in September. Really good raclette and cheese fondue. The prices were reasonable and the service extremely friendly. I absolutely loved Grindelwald and would go back in a heartbeat (or when I recoup all the money I spent in Switzerland). Have fun.
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