This a good walk from the main town of Grindelwald, about 25-30 minutes, but well worth it, and you…read morewill work up a good appetite on the way there. The lady that served us is very hospitable. We got a huge slab of delicious meat bathed in a garlic sauce that you cook yourself on the table. Delicious. The local beer, Rugen Brau, is very good too and tastes especially good after the hike.

If not for a room overlooking a beautiful River, this would be 2 stars. The rooms are so small, the…read morebathroom door would not close completely, the breakfast is average, and it's very expensive ($210/night). The positive is the beautiful view, the quaint building, shower pressure that could take the hide off of a rhinoceros, plenty of hot water, and comfortable bed.

Stayed here for two nights during our excursion of Interlaken and the Swiss Alps region. It was a…read morelittle hard initially to get in this place. We walked around the premise to see if we could find someone to let us in. The phone at the door didn't seem to work too well. Small but clean room with private bath. Free wifi in room. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast was quite simple, but very good with enough variety of cheese and meat. The staff is very nice. Free private parking is a plus. Our room was in the corner of the building facing the church next door. The church bell rang all night long...if you're a light sleeper, you might have some problem sleeping through the night...Short drive to Interlaken, Beatenberg, and Thurnersee. There are many things to do and see.

I stayed in both the lower independent room and the room that is in their house proper. Both are…read morelovely, well-maintained, and exactly as advertised. This is a fantastic base for a 3 or 4 day hiking stay. If you're downstairs with the kitchenette, get your food from the grocery in Murren, a short cable ride up and a pleasant walk down. (or vice versa if you bought more food than you care to carry)

My friend and I had the pleasure of staying here in October 2017. Everything about our time in…read moreMurren was perfect, and we owe a large part of it to our decision to stay here. The b&b is located about a 10 minute walk from the Murren train station. Additionally, there is a Coop grocery store right across the street, which was super convenient! The rooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable! There is a sink in the room, which is nice, and shared bathrooms outside. The bathrooms, room, and dining area were all exceptionally clean. Lastly, the view from the room is just surreal! Then there is Denise, the lovely owner of the b&b. Denise was fluent in English (originally from England) which made communications a breeze. She set up an absolutely beautiful complimentary breakfast each morning with fresh baked bread, cheese, hard boiled eggs and other pastries/fruit. She is also extremely knowledgeable regarding the area and recommended an absolutely gorgeous hike for us to do on our first day that I didn't come across in my research I did beforehand. She also recommended that we take the opportunity to hike down from the Schilthorn back to Murren, and we were so so glad we did. Overall, the b&b itself was already exceptional, but Denise really put it over the top and helped us take full advantage of the few days we spent in Murren. I can't recommend this place enough!

High in the Jungfrau region of the Swiss Alps you can join ski queen, Denise and stare out your…read morebedroom window at massive peaks, Eiger, Monch, and the mother of them all, Jungfrau itself. Yes the window also looks out on the main road in Murren (pop. 448), but with no auto traffic, who cares?!? Besides, after hiking around for a few hours at that elevation you'll sleep like a baby anyway. Lodging in Switzerland isn't cheap, but Fontana is at least reasonable, and if you play your cards right Denise has a semi-hidden jar of peanut butter to liven up your already hearty breakfast. From here you can explore the entire town in a few minutes. The bathrooms aren't en suite, and there was one woman from ... hmmm ..whom I saw on two or three occasions, in flagrante delicto. Ahhhh, the Alps!

The fives stars are for Beatrice Leonhardt for starters, the innkeeper I guess she'd be called…read more But no question this woman has a lion's heart. And because of it and the finesse with which she runs her B&B, it follows her lead. The B&B is on the 2nd and 3rd floors of their home. We had the 3rd floor - one bedroom, a bathroom and a sitting area - which is on a bridge overlooking the 2nd floor breakfast room, sitting room and computer. The ladder like stairs which get you up to the 3rd floor makes you feel like you are climbing into a tree house. The view from our bedroom was a tree top view over Zurich - it was beautiful. When you come down to the 2nd floor in the a.m., Beatrice has set out the most exquisite breakfast; I don't think I've ever seen anything quite as inviting. Delicious croissants, hearty rolls, strawberries (in June), cheese, meats, juice and coffee in a setting that makes you want to stay there all day. But this is Zurich so everyone gets going. Our 3rd floor bath has you astounded that a shower, sink and commode can fit into that space but fit they did but not if you are super sized. There is another bath and shower on the 2nd but I couldn't get to compare them as they were in use. We walked to some excellent restaurants within 5-10 minutes of the Villa and there is an actual forest you can walk through steps away. We found this out by taking a wrong turn and driving the walkway. The nicest man remembered enough English to set us straight. Parking is tight but city transport is everywhere; their yard is so beautiful I hope my pictures can convey the look. There is street construction going on everywhere in Zurich like any city and we're pretty sure we drove the wrong way more than once but no harm nor foul. There is a back patio where we visited with a woman from Adelaide, Australia. Hope you can experience Beatrice's charm and her charming B&B. It is Frau KK's favorite.