The River Village 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Parking
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Express check-in/ -out
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Shuttle
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On-site Dining
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No Smoking
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Merely 0.8 km from Alpenwildpark, the 3-star River Village Interlaken hotel includes 55 rooms. The hotel has views of the lake and features Wi-Fi throughout the property.
While staying in the accommodation, you are invited to discover Hohematte Park, located only 1.4 km away, or visit sports venues like Eissportzentrum Bodeli Matten bei Interlaken Genossenschaft Ice Skating Rink, which is about a 25-minute walk away. At this Interlaken hotel, guests will be at a moderate distance from Lake Brienz. A few minutes' drive from the property there is Harderbahn Funicular. The River Village hotel is around 10 minutes' walk from Kursaal bus stop.
Certain rooms have a balcony and a seating area for your convenience. Furnished with a work desk, they also have soundproof windows. For more comfort, a hairdryer, along with a shower, are provided.
The River Village Interlaken offers on-site breakfast in the restaurant. The Thai India Village Restaurant restaurant serves a variety of dishes, including Indian cuisine. The accommodation features a restaurant nearby, where guests can enjoy a variety of European cuisine.
Review by hotel critic
Review of the River Village: Balancing Luxury and ValueDuring my recent stay at the River Village, I was hopeful about experiencing a blend of luxury and value, especially for a boutique hotel. The location, a stone's throw from the station, is definitely a plus for those looking to explore the Jungfraujoch region. Upon arrival, I appreciated the spaciousness of the room, which made it easy to navigate with luggage. The in-house Indian restaurant was a highlight—dinner featuring curry and naan certainly didn’t disappoint. That said, breakfast options were a bit limited. While the staff were friendly and accommodating, I found the housekeeping to be just satisfactory. I noted that the bathrooms were stocked with essential toiletries, but the laundry service could use some enhancements. One must reckon with the premium price for river view rooms, as they fell short of expectations in size and comfort—particularly the mattress, which left something to be desired. Although there were thoughtful amenities, like coffee facilities and a flat-screen TV, the overall luxury didn’t always justify the expense. In summary, the River Village stands as a reasonable choice for those prioritizing location and dining, but consider weighing the cost against the quality of experience you seek.
