Hotel Schönbühl

Sehr schönes Hotel, gute Zimmer und freundlicher Service

Lejos de la estación, pocos servicios alrededor, el bar estaba cerrado en un horario en que debería estar abierto... por otro lado, las vistas son bonitas, tiene una piscina bastante aceptable y una zona común amplia. Los baños están limpios, las habitaciones también. En general el hotel está bien, pero sin grandes florituras.

The hotel has a nice, old-fashioned homie feel to it, and the rooms are very clean. Breakfast and dinner are also very delicious! My only complaint is that the WiFi is unreliable and often drops the connection.

Beautiful rooms, well kept and cozy. We had the window over a field with cows :) We will be back here next time!

Only ate there, food was really good, friendly waiters.

Amazing views! Me and my dad were fortunate enough to get a room with a private balcony that overlooked the countryside and Interlaken. It was an absolutely beautiful room. However, did not appreciate how the WiFi was only in the lobby and it was a weak signal. For an American traveling, there was only so much of a mobile phone plan I could afford in Europe and I needed to save as much data on my plan as I could. So this was slightly inconvenient. The food was alright. Swimming pool was really relaxing and refreshing and loved the scenery surrounding it. The room was good as well. Clean! There is a bus stop nearby which makes getting into the town easy. Would recommend especially to those for whom WiFi is not a concern.

Liebe leute und gutes essen

The room views is beautiful and the hotel is in perfect location at afternoon is the swim pool and the bar very welcome, but the rooms are small, noisy, without air conditioning the breakfast and meals are simple and rustic.

We experience bad service on our two night stay, theres only one staff who does everything during dinner time, he is stressed out, hard to ask for something to him bec he is rushing most of the time. Food is expensive. There are more cheaper and great restaurants in interlaken.