Hotel Krebs, Interlaken

Previously: 

Wirtshaus Taube Lucerne

Located right in the heart of Interlaken, Hotel Krebs Interlaken is one of those places that beautifully blends history with modern comfort.  Established back in 1875, the hotel has stood the test of time.  Over the years, it has undergone thoughtful renovations, ensuring that while the facilities feel fresh and contemporary, the traditional Swiss charm remains wonderfully intact.

The classic exterior reflects its rich heritage, but stepping into the rooms tell a different story, modern interiors, clean lines, comfortable furnishings and all the amenities you'd expect from a contemporary stay.  It's truly the best of both worlds.

We stayed as a family of five so the lounge area was converted into a second bedroom.  Even with the additional bedding, the room still felt spacious and comfortable.  

One small but delightful touch we absolutely loved was the complimentary Swiss chocolate on the beds.  A simple gesture, yet so memorable.

View from our window

Breakfast at the hotel was simple but satisfying.  While the selection wasn't extensive, every item was thoughtfully served and of high quality.  Sometimes it's not about quantity, but about getting everything just right and they certainly did.

The cold cuts and cheeses were excellent (as you would expect in Switzerland) and the variety of jams available was impressive.  I found myself going back to the same favourites every morning for three days straight and I never got tired of it.  That's when you know the breakfast truly hits the spot.

Drink section

Bread section

Cold meat and cheese section

Cereal, danish and jams section

In the afternoon and evening, this breakfast area turns into a restaurant.  Apparently, they're famous for their cheese fondue.  I had added it to my bucket list, but unfortunately, we didn't get the chance to try the cheese but we got to try the chocolate one instead. 

Hotel Krebs Interlaken 

Bahnhofstrasse 4, 3800 Interlaken

Ph: +41 33 826 0330

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