The cable car to the top of Titlis is a must, because the view is absolutely breathtaking. We spent…read morean entire day here and I highly recommend coming a second time. The ticket is 70 Franks, although this value fluctuates from season to season or day to day, but it is absolutely worth the money. However, the reason I give this place a 1/5 is because of the TERRIBLE TERRIBLE customer service we received. We went on a late lift up to the top and the cable car malfunctioned as we waited in the car for about 20 min. They said sorry and asked that we go to the front counter to get a partial refund. Holy moly I swear this lady was the rudest person ever. Probably discrimination or something but she was like "the cable car runs from morning to now, why did you wait until the last minute to go? It is so dumb of you, it really is. I'm not going to give you a refund because this is your fault". We spent about 30 minutes arguing with her, usually I would have let this go but the cable car was very expensive and to miss the top of Mt. Titlis is very sad. The whole time we argued with her I was afraid for my life to be honest she was so aggressive. Finally, she gave us a partial refund and slammed the money on the counter and mumbled something under her breath. I felt really sad and the whole time I felt like it was my fault or something but the more I thought about it, that's not really how you should treat a customer at all:/ We returned the next day and paid the full price again to go all the way to the top. The partial refund paid for a part of it but yeah I had a crazy experience here. They definitely give the local skiers here priority.

Yes, it's a super touristy thing for someone to do but for a…read moreview and to see a glacier, it's just the thing for you! We hiked up part way, but it didn't save us money- about 80Franks round trip (1/2 price with a GA, honey). I'd recommend to go straight to the top, even when there are clouds. Cuz you venture above them, up up up, for a view that truly astounds! There was a shop and a cafe on top, so we drank a kafi schnapps. We were already high up, but that simply topped it off. Through the glacier cave we went, and onto the suspended walkway- 10,000ft altitude ROCKS MY SOCKS, come visit here, don't delay!

This place is the real deal. A true lodge, Where are you feel welcome and comfortable immediately…read more The Location is amazing. The food is over the top, so much more than I was expecting. Very creative menu, and the meal if anything surpassed the menu. The breakfast is amazing. The bar is a fun and active place. On Tuesday night, it's trivia night. The whole place erupts in fun and joy.

To close up the snow season i came here with the swedish group Swepa…read more On friday i got the train with two friends and when we got there it was snowing like crazy. The lodge is really in front of the train station and we got our room very quickly. They have a big room to leave the snow gear and i like the heating system they have for the snowboard/ski boots. I shared a double room with a friend and it was really cozy. Loved the deco of the hotel, with lots of old skis hanging on the walls. Since we were a group we already had food included in the package. So we had an apero when we got there, great breakfast, sandwiches to take with us for picnic and at night, on Saturday, a superb 3 course dinner! The sevice was great and the people super nice! The owners are swedish, so it is a popular place for them, but they all spoke german or english as well. Only minus point, was that the jacuzzi was broken, so we ended up going to another hotel to get into the spa, since the lifts were closed due to avalanche alarm on the mountain. Would love to come back, really liked it!

07.09.25 Switzerland was leg number 6/7…read more Zurich was hub but made sure to do a tour to see the Swiss Alps. Titlis was an hour from Lucern and the scenery driving to the tram was very idyllic. Taking the tram to the top took a good 20-25 minutes. We beelined for the ice cave which was exciting for the kids, one plays hockey and my girl figure skates so no biggie for them. I on the other hand was super careful not to slip walking on ice. I already broke my coccyx snow boarding once. I wasn't going to do it again at 10k ft elevation. Make sure to wear hiking shoes with good traction. It was very gloomy and cold that day, felt like winter because of the summer storm. We all braved going outside to do the cliff walk but the visibility was no more than 5ft, only my daughter and hubby got to the end of the suspension bridge. It felt like Mt Everest and we only had our last minute parkas and hoodies purchase on so my fingers were frozen popsicles. Our tickets also included the ice flyer but because we were going to be exposed to the frigid temp, we decided to ditch it and cozied up inside the restaurant for some hot cocoa. On our way down we got off Trübsee, explored the lake and got a little too close to the grazing cows, they do stink. Despite the crappy weather, it was an exciting adventure for the family.

Mount Titlis was an amazing experience. The Swiss Alps are truly a world wonder. The best…read moreexperience you can have!! You are +3000meters meters/+10,000ft in the air. While it is expensive, it is worth it, I promise! You will not regret it. There is also so much to do when you get up there. More than just scenery. This Rotair takes you on top of Mt. Titlis where you get to see breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps. When you reach the mountain, they have several (also Free) activities up on the mountain, including 1. Titlis Cliff Walking - you walk between two mountains on a cliff (Free) 2. Glacier Cave (Free) 3. Snow tubing (Free) 4. Ice flyer (Free) 5. Panoramic Ice Hike (free) 6. So many restaurants at each and every stop 7. Lindt Chocolate store / Gelato I would try to go when their are clear skies (no rain) so you can truly appreciate the sky views. You can find a 24hour live web- footage of the Views from the website to see if the skies are clear FYI VERY IMPORTANT - if you are a tourist in Switzerland - consider buying Travel pass when you go based on the number of days you stay. You get several perks of buying the Swiss Pass. 1. With this Pass- you get to ride all trains boats and buses for free. 2.With the pass you also get 50% off all Skylifts/trams taking you up to the mountain tops. FYI if you think you will save money by buying Swiss train tickets individually, you probably wont. The individual price value for a single train ticket is very expensive. Especially if you are going from major cities to country side. You may need to use several trains.

This place is magical. The view is breathtaking of the Alps and green trees. It takes your breath…read moreaway The bar is fun. Service magnificent. What a fantastic birthday treat

We stayed here when my wife was not able to book in Interlaken and we are glad that it turned out…read moreway better than we expected, the views are magnificent, its has more amenities than hotels in Interlaken, their free breakfast is fabulous, Service is also friendly and most staff speaks English, its about 20 mins going to Interlaken but again its worth it.

So, I don't want to say that Swiss service is crap, because it's not always. But when it is, people…read moreusually shrug and say "hey, we're in Switzerland!" This restaurant had us saying "wait, why are they being so nice to us??" And "oh my god they brought us extra potatoes and veggies and didn't even charge us!!!" That's how good it was. We ate freaking fondue for lunch and had a delicious meal with a Mountain View and were on top of the friggin world! Our waitress even offered to take a photo of us without us asking- I mean, what!? They were so kind. And the fondu was also absolutely deliciousness with fantastic spices that I've not had before. Yeah girl we'll be back!