Luxury bespoke holidays and tours to Hotel Wengener Hof, Wengen
Facts in brief
Official star rating 4
Location The hotel is located on the outskirts of the village of Wengen
Closest airport Zurich International Airport
Distance from airport The hotel is under 2-hours' drive from Zurich International Airport
Closest railway station Wengen Station
Distance from railway station The hotel is 500 metres from Wengen Station
Hotel facilities and services
Restaurant, Hotel Bar, 'Dine Around' Option for use of restaurant at Hotel Silberhorn, Wine Cellar, Garden, Transport to and from Train Station, Finnish Sauna, Spa Treatments.
Complimentary
Access to Wellness and Fitness Facilities at sister hotel, Hotel Silberhorn.
Out and about nearby
The main focus of your stay here will be the Jungfrau. Take the time to journey up to Jungfraujoch, Europe's highest railway station, to appreciate the views over the valleys, villages, and mountaintops below. Wengen itself is a car-free resort that attracts enthusiastic ramblers, who come to visit the Mannlichen and Kleine Scheidegg. Over 500km of walking trails vein the landscape, linked together by 15 mountain cableways. Timber houses and houses from the Belle Epoque period populate the town, providing fascinating sights while walking around the small village. As the village is protected from the wind by the Jungfrau, Wengen makes for a beautiful warm summer destination. Venturing further outside Wengen will take you to Lauberhorn village, a very traditional small settlement, where the houses are sparsely scattered across the lush green valley plains.
Sports nearby
Hiking, Walking, Climbing, Paragliding, River-rafting, Canyoning, Cycling.
Thank you. We had an amazing holiday. Really appreciate the work put in to give us the trip of a lifetime!Mrs H, Jan 2023
Holiday price guide This hotel is usually booked as part of a touring holiday of Switzerland. Therefore, the cost of a stay at this hotel would be included in the price of that touring holiday. If you want a holiday just to this hotel, then please contact our sales team and a tailor-made price will be put together for you and include your chosen travel arrangements.
From about
Holiday Code EXH1961
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke holidays and tours to Hotel Wengener Hof, Wengen
The four star Hotel Wengener Hof in Wengen offers unrivalled access to both the Jungfrau and the Lauterbrunnen valley, home to 72 waterfalls. The hotel is housed within a pretty chalet-style building, with wooden panelling across and under the roof, and rows of balconies decorated with blooming pink flowers. The front garden is punctuated by evergreen trees, potted plants, bushes, and the occasional sun lounger where guests can relax and enjoy the summer warmth. In the guestrooms, the traditional feel continues. White curtains and upholstery are often adorned with decorative flowers of the same pink as those on the balconies, and the wooden furnishings enhance the Swiss chalet identity without sacrificing the integral modernity. All south-facing rooms have a balcony that looks out onto the forested cliffs and valley leading up to the snow-capped Jungfrau. We would therefore highly recommend securing one of these rooms to ensure your stay here is as memorable as possible. Though guests are permitted to dine at the Hotel Silberhorn with the Hotel Wengener Hof's 'Dine Around' programme, you may wish to stay and have dinner in the very grand dining room. Sit beneath the glass chandelier at a white-clothed table and enjoy a five-course dinner on weekdays, the mid-week themed buffet, or the Sunday evening six-course Gala dinner. A rich and varied breakfast is also served here, designed to set you up for a fulfilling day of exploration. Should you stay for longer than one night, we would recommend walking over to the Hotel Silberhorn to use the spa and wellness centre, indulging in the whirlpool, the panoramic relaxation room, the steam bath, and the saunas. The Hotel Wengener Hof hosts a range of simple pleasures and indulgent luxuries for its guests to enjoy, the most prominent of which is the sensational location and unbeatable views.
Room descriptions
Hotel Wengener Hof has 65 rooms with wifi, flatscreen television, safe, minibar, hairdryer, and tea and coffee making facilities. All rooms facing the Jungfrau have a balcony.
Thank you. We had an amazing holiday. Really appreciate the work put in to give us the trip of a lifetime!Mrs H, Jan 2023
Holiday price guide This hotel is usually booked as part of a touring holiday of Switzerland. Therefore, the cost of a stay at this hotel would be included in the price of that touring holiday. If you want a holiday just to this hotel, then please contact our sales team and a tailor-made price will be put together for you and include your chosen travel arrangements.
From about
Holiday Code EXH1961
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke holidays and tours to Hotel Wengener Hof, Wengen
The journey and how you get there
For a holiday to Hotel Wengener Hof in Wengen, our clients usually fly to Zurich airport and then take a train from the airport to Wengen, with changes in Bern, Interlaken Ost and Lauterbrunnen. The journey time is just over 3 hours. The hotel is about 5 minutes’ walk from the station. If advised in advance, the hotel can collect you and your luggage. If you are visiting this hotel as part of a tailor-made touring holiday by train of Switzerland, you may arrive at Interlaken Ost from the direction of Lucerne or Geneva.
Additional information
Children: Family rooms are available with the option of extra single beds or bunk beds.
Thank you. We had an amazing holiday. Really appreciate the work put in to give us the trip of a lifetime!Mrs H, Jan 2023
Holiday price guide This hotel is usually booked as part of a touring holiday of Switzerland. Therefore, the cost of a stay at this hotel would be included in the price of that touring holiday. If you want a holiday just to this hotel, then please contact our sales team and a tailor-made price will be put together for you and include your chosen travel arrangements.
From about
Holiday Code EXH1961
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers.
Call us on 01392 441245
Luxury bespoke holidays and tours to Hotel Wengener Hof, Wengen
About Bernese Oberland
An Expressions tailor-made holiday to the Bernese Oberland encompasses jagged Alpine peaks, over 800 lakes, dense forests of evergreen trees, and the chiming cowbells and rustic lodges of authentic towns and villages. The Bernese Oberland certainly captures the best of the Swiss natural landscape and culture. A stay here as part of a rail touring holiday is suited to those who seek an active sports holiday spent climbing, hiking, kayaking, and windsurfing, as well as those looking for a relaxing opportunity to soak up the sublime panoramas from the terrace of a gourmet restaurant or from the edge of a pool. Nestled into the steep valleys dusted with rich green vegetation, are beautiful chocolate box villages that border the many serene lakes. Mystical grottos have been carved into the rock by centuries of melting and re-freezing ice. Twisting rivers and streams have etched out their pathways down the mountainsides, flowing tranquilly in places and turbulent in others. Some of our favourite places in the Bernese Oberland include: Interlaken, poised majestically on the thin stretch of land between Lake Brienz and Lake Thun; Wengen, a picturesque village clustered between sheer rock faces; and Grindelwald, a village overlooked by harsh snowy peaks, the famous Jungfrau, and the Gletscherschucht glacial gorge.
Highlights of the Bernese Oberland
As a place of incredible natural beauty and the birthplace of skiing, the Bernese Oberland is a destination with a host of possibility for active and cultural activity. Essential to any visit to this region is the Jungfraujoch glacier, known as the Top of Europe, accessible via the narrow cog railway (Jungfraubahnen) up to the Jungfraujoch train station, standing at 3,454m above sea level. The Peak Walk suspension bridge, crossing between two peaks above Glacier 3000, reaches a thrilling 107m long and affords walkers magnificent views of the Matterhorn, the Mont Blanc Massif, the Eiger, the Monch, and Jungfrau. We also recommend visiting the area around Grindelwald, from which it is easiest to board a rail trip to Jungfraujoch, to see the Aletsch Glacier, the longest glacier in Europe, and begin a hike or mountain walk through the Lauterbrunnen Valley. The adventure sports centre of Interlaken is perfect for lake swimming, boat cruises, hiking, biking, horse-riding, and water sports. One of the area's quirkier landmarks is the Big Pintenfritz, Europe's longest toboggan run, reaching 15km in length and descending a total of 1,631m.
Festivals in the Bernese Oberland
The festivals and celebrations in the Bernese Oberland tend to revolve around the prominence of winter sports, such as the AUDI FIS Ski World Cup in Adelboden and the International Lauberhorn ski races in January; yet, during the summer and autumn months, there are many more that celebrate Swiss culture and tradition. Unique in the winter months, however, is the Belle Epoque week in Kandersteg, when the Belle Epoque era is embodied in a series of sporting and social events. In July and August, the Lake Thun Festival brings the peaceful lakeside alive with musicals and productions from all over the continent. In October, the AlpKultur Festival in Lenk im Simmental pays homage to all aspects of the region's traditions for a period of two weeks, with an Alpine festival, Hornussen tournaments (a type of Swiss ball game), and a range of interactive workshops.
Gastronomy in the Bernese Oberland
Like much of Switzerland, cheese makes up a large part of the regional food production. The Diemtigtal, in the west of the Bernese Oberland, is the largest Alpine cheese-making area in Switzerland, and so is the optimum place to visit an authentic mountain dairy. Many farms will serve breakfast or lunch alongside a cheese-tasting, or allow visitors to watch the cheese as it is made. The organic dairy on the Schwarzenberg Alp in the Wiriehorn area is one such as this. The AlpKultur Festival in Lenk in Simmental offers visitors the opportunity to briefly live life as a mountain farmer: helping with milking, cheese-making, looking after the animals, visiting farmsteads, and sleeping in the Alps.
