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In the Bernese Oberland, overlooking the majestic Lauterbrunnen Valley in Switzerland and facing the Jungfrau, Grand Hotel Belvedere and its two iconic buildings are being reborn.
The first phase of our hotel’s renovation in Wengen is complete, and we are delighted to welcome you to the Waldrand building. Discover our new address in the heart of the Swiss Alps: 36 designer rooms, a restaurant, and a bar, offering a wide array of experiences and adventures. This summer, the Belvedere building and the spa will open their doors to offer a full experience: that of Grand Hotel Belvedere in all its splendor.
In the Bernese Oberland, overlooking the majestic Lauterbrunnen Valley in Switzerland and facing the Jungfrau, Grand Hotel Belvedere and its two iconic buildings are being reborn. The first phase of our hotel’s renovation in Wengen is complete, and we are delighted to welcome you to the Waldrand building. Discover our new address in the heart of the Swiss Alps: 36 designer rooms, a restaurant, and a bar, offering a wide array of experiences and adventures. This summer, the Belvedere building and the spa will open their doors to offer a full experience: that of Grand Hotel Belvedere in all its splendor.
Under the guidance of the architectural studios Complete Works and Clavien & Associés, along with the design atelier Saint-Lazare, Grand Hotel Belvedere is transforming to regain the brilliance of its origins.
This summer, the Belvedere building will unveil its mountain-inspired rooms, as well as the Brasserie Belvedere, bars, and lounges that harmoniously blend the local Heimatstil style with the timeless charm of Art Nouveau. The hotel will also introduce its brand-new spa: a brutalist concrete structure, a true mineral and organic haven overlooking the hotel’s gardens and forests.
Under the guidance of the architectural studios Complete Works and Clavien & Associés, along with the design atelier Saint-Lazare, Grand Hotel Belvedere is transforming to regain the brilliance of its origins.
This summer, the Belvedere building will unveil its mountain-inspired rooms, as well as the Brasserie Belvedere, bars, and lounges that harmoniously blend the local Heimatstil style with the timeless charm of Art Nouveau. The hotel will also introduce its brand-new spa: a brutalist concrete structure, a true mineral and organic haven overlooking the hotel’s gardens and forests.
The Jungfrau region is breathtaking – literally. In winter, you will find over 200 km of slopes – including the longest downhill ski race in World Cup history – and the Big Pintenfritz, with its 15 km of sledge run descending for 1,600 m, and memorable hikes between the Männlichen and the Kleine Scheidegg... The warmer months promise the same: walks on the "Romantic Trail," sailing sessions on Lake Thun or Lake Brienz, zip-lining from Grindelwald First... Every season, every sensation.
The Jungfrau region is breathtaking – literally. In winter, you will find over 200 km of slopes – including the longest downhill ski race in World Cup history – and the Big Pintenfritz, with its 15 km of sledge run descending for 1,600 m, and memorable hikes between the Männlichen and the Kleine Scheidegg... The warmer months promise the same: walks on the "Romantic Trail," sailing sessions on Lake Thun or Lake Brienz, zip-lining from Grindelwald First... Every season, every sensation.
Architects, Complete Works et Clavien & Associés
Longtime friends, they champion long-term architecture. For the renovation of the two early 20th-century buildings of Grand Hotel Belvedere, the two Swiss architects preserved the Heimatstil and Art Nouveau décor and adopted traditional Alpine construction techniques to craft custom-made furniture... Even the spa, created from scratch, reflects the region's Swiss brutalist heritage.
Artist
Douglas always aims "to document what has been and what is to come." Through his latest project "Monuments", as with the rest of his works, this Geneva native, now residing in Zurich, brings to light the materiality of the image, questioning our certainties while exploring both mountainous landscapes and the history of photography.
Artist
Nature, its history, and its diversity... our textile artist finds endless inspiration in these themes. Halfway between art and design, her tapestries bring to life the beauty and mysticism of the world. For Grand Hotel Belvedere, she has created a series of exclusive works, featuring both fauna and flora, that playfully subvert clichés of Swiss popular culture.
