Hotel Alpenblick

Hotel Alpenblick is a gourmet hotel at Oberdorfstrasse 3 in Wilderswil, in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland. Wilderswil is a village just south of Interlaken, and it is best known as the base station of the Schynige Platte cog railway, which climbs to a high viewpoint over Lake Thun, Lake Brienz and the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The hotel stands in the Oberdorf part of the village near that railway, and Interlaken Ost is a short train ride away, so the stay combines a village setting with good transport connections.

The hotel is best known for its restaurant, which holds one Michelin star under chef Richard Stöckli. The Gourmetstübli is the fine-dining room, and a Swiss Bistro offers a more casual alternative, so guests can choose between a tasting-menu experience and traditional dishes. The luxury category and four-dollar-sign price band give indicative rates of about CHF 250 to 600 per night, depending on season and room.

Room types are varied: Standard, Superior, Wellness Room, Junior Suite, Alpine Happiness and the Chalet Stöckli, which allows couples, families and groups to find an appropriate level of space and comfort. The Wellness Room name suggests private spa features, but details of any public spa, pool or fitness facilities are not recorded in the available data and should be confirmed with the hotel.

The service character is that of a family-run gourmet hotel rather than a large resort, suited to couples and food-focused travellers who want a quiet village base within reach of the Jungfrau region. Hiking from Wilderswil to Schynige Platte and the nearby valleys is a major draw in summer, while winter visitors can reach the ski areas by train. The hotel can be contacted on +41 33 828 35 50 or through hotel-alpenblick.ch. Reservations for the Michelin-starred restaurant are advisable, especially on weekends and in peak season.