Hotels with Balcony in Diemtigtal, Diemtigen

"Beds were hard and pillows were lumpy. Shower was now great Staff were nice and helpful."

"It’s convenient to stay at this hotel because it’s very close to the train station. "

"Location was very convenient to the train station. Beautiful hotel - it felt like we went back in time to an era of refinement. The room was spacious - and we had a balcony with Mountain View. Very nice to sit outside over morning coffee to enjoy the scenery. "

"Everything was amazing. The hotel, staff, amenities, the view. Would give more stars if possible. A must stay. Don’t even think of staying anywhere else. "

"Friendly staff, good breakfast, good coffe and exceptional views! "

"Friendly and personalized arrival"

"Nestled at the feet, or rather, the knees, of the Jungfrau mountain region, the Braunbär is everything you hope for out of this experience. It is super convenient to the train station, which visitors will use often, and it is across the street from the gondola station which takes you up to Männlichen, Gringlewald, and the Jungfrau Express. The village of Wengen (car-less) is quaint, yet has everything you’ll need. Cafes, restaurants, bakeries, bars, sporting goods stores, etc. We had a generous balcony to our room which was deep and ran the length of the room. The room size was very suitable and large-ish for this sort of property. Everything worked well, and the room, bed, and couch were comfortable. "

"Ski slopes very accessible, great view of the mountain from the hotel and excellence staff, rooms were clean and the place felt like home. Only negative is that all the restaurants including this hotel have overpriced meals. "

"Upon checking in on the first night, the hotel informed me that all hotel bookings required breakfast to be included. I explained that I had booked through Expedia, and breakfast was not included. The hotel threatened to charge an additional 40 CHF per person per day, which I stated was not in the Expedia terms and conditions. I told them the hotel needed to discuss this with Expedia, and they insisted on charging me. I refused and threatened to cancel the entire booking. They then agreed and said they would negotiate with Expedia. Ultimately, the hotel apologized as it was an issue between them and Expedia, not my concern. The matter was resolved amicably, but it was an unfortunate incident on the first day of my stay, as it was very upsetting. Otherwise, everything was fine; I slept comfortably, and the hotel was quite clean."