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Thinking of heading up there with family next week. Where's best to stay? Interlaken, Grindelwald, or one of the other villages? And any hotel recommendations, ideally with a pool?
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Hmm just two nights in the area, I suspect most hotels in the smaller resorts will be shut certainly many in Wengen will be, would suggest Interlaken as best choice
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Depends what you intend doing there - are you looking to spend any/most time skiing, or just walking/biking or sightseeing? If you intend skiing, one option for a 2 night stay might be to stay in Lauterbrunnen (cheaper than Wengen or Murren but with fairly quick access to both of these ski areas). The only hotel in Lauterbrunnen I've stayed at was the
Schutzen
- good food but doesn't have a pool.
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, no skiing planned. Just a bit of gentle hiking and chilling out with the kids.
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We stayed at the Hotel Gletschern in Grindelwald in March. Location is perfect for access to the bus right out in front. If you have a car it's not an issue. And you are only a few minutes from the trains up to Kleinescheidegg or Maennlichen on the gondola. The staff was very nice and helpful. The views from the balcony of our room were tremendous too. Decent breakfast as well.
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