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Beauregard - Direct lake view
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Boasting 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath, this spacious apartment has a well-fitted kitchen and a terrace. Guests c…
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Restaurants nearby
- 1910 Gourmet by Hausers★ Michelin The fine dining restaurant of the Hotel Belvedere welcomes diners in a compact space with just six tables. In the kitchen, Hungarian chef Dávid Imre Rózsa runs the show. His technically modern and pleasingly pared-back style conveys emotions through its flavours, coming into its own in dishes such as dry-aged pike perch with Oscietra caviar from Frutigen – this also exemplifies the firm focus on using local seasonal produce, some of which they collect and plant themselves. Vegetarian dishes are the backbone of the menu, with one of the two set menus being completely vegetarian. There is a good14.3km
- Fiescherblick★ Michelin Set against a beautiful mountain backdrop, this establishment is run with great dedication by brothers Matthias and Lars Michel – Matthias manages the hotel, which boasts comfortable, tastefully designed rooms, and Lars is the restaurant's charming maître d'. In the kitchen, Aurélien Mettler and his team conjure up the ambitious, modern, seasonal "Chef's Choice" set menu, which comprises four to six courses. They place great importance on using regional ingredients. If you would like a vegetarian version, it is best to specify this when making your reservation. In addition to the well-curated 14.4km
- Radius by Stefan Beer★ Michelin In his kitchen in the restaurant of the time-honoured Victoria Jungfrau Grand Hotel, Stefan Beer uses only ingredients sourced within a 50km radius (the clue is in the name!). There are two set menus – conventional and vegan – plus a "Sommelier Menu" with wines from the surrounding area. Diners are talked through the pleasingly uncomplicated dishes – sometimes by the chef himself. Produce that they harvest themselves is used alongside local shrimps and caviar from the region. The high standards of quality are also reflected in the tasteful, upscale interior decor. Friendly service from the kno15.4km
- Elisa - Bistro & Terrasse The restaurant of the venerable Grandhotel Giessbach (dating back to 1875) stands right at the foot of the waterfalls of the same name and boasts a wonderful view of the nearby lake, Brienzersee. The tasty food is regional and seasonal, made primarily from produce grown in the hotel's own 2ha vegetable garden. The other ingredients are sourced from local producers and small-scale growers: fish from the lake, veal from a neighbouring farmer. There are also a number of vegetarian options, such as "Giessbach agnolotti, broccoli, hazelnut". In the evening, the "Tour du Domaine" surprise menu for s2.3km
- Alpenblick★ MichelinBib Richard and Yvonne Stöckli's commitment to their 400-year-old inn has not faltered even after over 40 years. In the charming little space, the lady of the house cordially and competently heads up the service – and also has up her sleeve some excellent wine recommendations from a great selection. Meanwhile, her husband draws on select ingredients to cook up meals with a well-rounded, harmonious taste profile. His modern, seasonal menu comprising four to seven courses demonstrates a strong allegiance to the region; some produce comes from their own garden or from the Alp Nessleren – and the chee16.7km
- SALZANOBib The restaurant of this family-run chalet hotel presents an interesting concept in a friendly atmosphere. Classic cuisine is on offer at lunchtime and in the evening; in addition there is a lunch deal and a "close-to-nature" gourmet set menu every evening from Tue to Sat. The top-notch ingredients are almost exclusively sourced locally, many of them harvested by the chefs themselves.17.8km
- Schmitte This is the fine dining restaurant of the long-established Hotel Schweizerhof. The small space is inviting, with an elegant and cosy feel, and service is provided by a friendly and attentive team. The dishes are rooted in classic cuisine and draw on modern influences and the seasons. The six-course set menu is predominantly made up of regional ingredients. A vegetarian version is also available upon advance request. N.B. The set menu price is to be paid in advance. In the hotel garden, there is a sun terrace and a bar.14.3km
- Bergwelt - BG's Grill Restaurant Modern chic with an Alpine touch: Done out in warm tones, with lovely hardwood floors, striking designer lamps and an open kitchen complete with an impressive charcoal grill, this restaurant – part of the equally attractive Bergwelt Grindelwald hotel – has a truly unique atmosphere. The cuisine, inspired by the region, is also very appealing. For meat lovers, the fragrant, golden-brown Wiener schnitzel is sure to whet the appetite, and the same goes for the top-quality signature cuts from the barbecue. Vegetarian options are also available. The well-curated wine list predominantly features Swi14.4km
- GLACIER What a great location right in front of the Eiger North Face! The fine dining restaurant of the chic boutique hotel (also called Glacier) makes the most of its surroundings with a floor-to-ceiling window front – and a wonderful terrace with a magical view. The dishes are based on select regional ingredients: you can either opt for the set menu or go à la carte, and sharing is also possible. The set menu is accompanied by harmonious wine pairings from the 320-year-old wine cellar, which is home to some 500 labels, over 200 of which are available by the glass. The enthusiastic sommelier provides14.8km
- Sapori This restaurant's stylish historical setting alone, in the hotel Victoria-Jungfrau, is worth a visit: wonderful hardwood floors beneath your feet, impressively lofty painted ceilings complete with mouldings overhead. When the sun is shining, you should definitely dine on the terrace and take in the magnificent view of the mountains. The cuisine is Italian – the pizzas are a must!15.4km
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Attractions nearby
- Lake Brienz lake in the Berne Canton, Switzerland7.7km
- Faulhorn mountain9.2km
- Schwarzhorn mountain8.2km
- Giessbach mountain stream with waterfall in Brienz in the canton of Bern, Switzerland7.6km
- Bachalpsee lake9.5km
- First mountain in Grindelwald, Switzerland10.5km
- Augstmatthorn mountain8.2km
- Wetterhorn mountain in the Bernese Alps, Grindelwald, Switzerland14.2km
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