Mürren, perched high above the Lauterbrunnen Valley, is one of Europe’s most historic ski areas: a “cradle” of Alpine skiing! The peaceful traffic-free village is set dramatically on a terrace on the other side of the valley from Wengen, You can only reach it by cable car. In 1928 its famous Inferno - at just under 10 miles, the longest amateur downhill in the world - was held for the first time. Mürren is the ideal retreat from the busier resorts and yet offers great skiing on its own ‘Mürren-Schilthorn’ ski area (which featured in the James Bond film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service – and is the location for the celebrated Piz Gloria revolving restaurant), with convenient beginners’ slopes and some of the most challenging runs in the region. Non-skiers staying in the region can take advantage of the excellent winter walking and sledging with the non-skiers’ lift pass.
Mürren
Delightfully peaceful traffic-free village, accessed only by cable car
Added value
50% off ski/snowboard hire or carriage when you pre-book your lift pass (must be booked 6 weeks before departure)
Free child helmet when booking skis and boots
Free child lift passes under 6 yrs
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from£1188pp
- 45 rooms
Recently voted as one of Tripadvisor's Traveller's Choice Top 25 hotels in Switzerland and conveniently located for the resort amenities and skiing, the Eiger is a popular hotel with good facilities and enjoys superb mountain views. The skiing is easily accessed either by the little mountain railway just opposite, the Allmendhubel funicular 500m away, or the Schilthorn cable-car 800m away.
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from£1168pp
- 20 rooms
Family run with traditional Swiss décor, the Hotel Blumental is ideally located on Murren high street just two minutes walk to the ski lifts. Don't miss out on your James Bond brunch at the Schilthorn summit included for each guests in their stay.
2016-2020
