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The former Grindelwald Hotel Lauberhorn is set to shine in new splendour as the "Grindellodge" bed-and-breakfast as early as mid-January. Until then, a comprehensive renovation is underway. Local hoteliers Justine and Jan Pyott will take over the hotel in October 2024 from Conny and Beni Kaufmann, who have skilfully managed it for 19 years. The "Grindellodge" will offer 20 rooms in various sizes - from single rooms to family suites.

At the same time, the authentic Japanese restaurant UMAMI will open on the ground floor of the "Grindellodge". The tenant is Japanese chef Shota Hasegawa, who grew up in Tokyo. With a "Japanese Ramen & Sushi" menu, UMAMI will be the much-anticipated first Japanese restaurant in the village. The delicious and healthy ramen noodle soups will take centre stage, while fresh sushi, baked tempura and donburi rice bowls will also form part of the extensive selection.

In Mürren, where high mountains touch the sky, the new Hotel Mürren Palace draws inspiration from this stunning beauty and promises guests alpine joy starting in the winter season 2024/2025. The name "Mürren Palace" honors the grand hotel era of Switzerland and stands as a promise of future quality. Designed as a 4-star hotel, the Mürren Palace features 49 spacious rooms, suites, and apartments, offering a total of 120 beds.

The "Braunbär Hotel & Spa" is ideally located on the Dorfstrasse in Wengen, directly opposite the Männlichen cable car. The existing building has been completely renovated and remodelled to create a new zeitgeist that combines sophistication and authenticity. Thanks to the careful selection of wood and materials, the atmosphere radiates elegance and warmth. The generous range of services offered by the 4-star hotel provides guests with an unforgettable stay.

Partial opening of the "Waldrand" building on December 16, 2024
The Grand Hotel Belvedere is shining in all its glory: the two iconic buildings of the Swiss luxury hotel in Wengen are being completely renovated. The 90 rooms and suites as well as a spa with a minimalist design using natural materials, where regional traditions are a top priority and extraordinary panoramic views over the valley and the mountains are guaranteed. The second building and the spa will open in January 2025.

The Schilthornbahn 20XX project plans to modernize the traditional cable car lines between Stechelberg and Mürren, capable of transporting 800 passengers per hour. Freight and luggage logistics on this route will be fully automated. Above Mürren, Funifor cable cars will provide access to the Birg and Schilthorn stations. The Funifor system is notable for its high wind stability and allows for compact station construction. With this new system, the Schilthorn will be accessible 365 days a year and the total travel time from Stechelberg to Schilthorn will be reduced from 32 minutes to 22 minutes.
The Birg-Schilthorn aerial cableway will be closed until March 2025. The Schilthorn and 360° Restaurant Piz Gloria will not be accessible during this time.

A charming, small family hotel where hospitality, a relaxed atmosphere, and timeless alpine chic blend seamlessly with breathtaking views of the perpetually snow-covered glacier. Following a complete renovation in 2023, the former terrace restaurant has been transformed into an elegant boutique hotel featuring 14 unique rooms and suites, each with a spacious balcony.