ミューレンのおすすめホテル8選 — 車のない崖上の村 2026年版

Our top pick is Hotel Eiger Selfness, a 4-star superior the Stähli family has run for more than 5 generations, sitting directly opposite the BLM cable-car station in the middle of car-free Mürren. The big draw is the view: rooms look straight at Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, the three legendary peaks. Downstairs, the Selfness Spa packs in a large indoor pool, a Finnish sauna and a hammam, all free for guests. Breakfast is a buffet, and there's free afternoon coffee and cake too. It scores 9.2/10 and starts around $410 a night. It's the priciest stay on this list, but for a room with those peaks framed in the window and a spa to sink into after a day on the trails or the snow, plenty of people decide it earns the premium.

Hotel Alpenruh is a boutique 3-star Superior at the western end of car-free Mürren, sitting right next to the Schilthornbahn station — it takes under 30 seconds to walk from the lobby to the cable car up to Piz Gloria, the peak that doubled as the James Bond lair. Every one of the 26 rooms has a private balcony with 360-degree mountain views: the south side faces Eiger-Mönch-Jungfrau, the west side looks straight at the Schilthorn summit. There is a free Finnish sauna to thaw out in after a day on the trails, and the restaurant turns out solid Swiss-French food with a half-board option worth taking. It scores 9.0/10 on Agoda and runs from about $280 a night with breakfast — the pick for couples and hiking pairs who want to be as close to the Schilthorn cable car as humanly possible.

Hotel Bellevue Crystal sits right in the middle of car-free Mürren, and couples keep picking it for one reason: the Crystal Lounge, a top-floor bar trimmed with crystal lamps that looks straight at Jungfrau across a 270° sweep. It scores 8.8/10 and starts around $243 a night with breakfast. Most rooms come with a private balcony facing either Jungfrau or the Schilthorn, and the higher you go the quieter and better the view gets. The half-board dinner changes every day and leans local — Swiss cheese, Bündnerfleisch, trout from the Berner Oberland — and it works out well here, since Mürren has only a handful of restaurants and they all charge a lot. It is a 5-minute walk to the BLM cable-car station and about 7 to the Schilthorn line.

Hotel Edelweiss sits right on the southern cliff edge of Mürren at 1,650m, which is the whole point: the room balconies and the restaurant terrace look straight across the Lauterbrunnen valley — a drop of more than 800m — to the Eiger-Mönch-Jungfrau standing on the far side. The kitchen is what locals come up for, with Fondue Moitié-Moitié, raclette and Älplermagronen done the local way; it scores 8.7/10. Family rooms sleep four, the Allmendhubel funicular is under 3 minutes on foot, and rates start around $223 a night with breakfast. There is no spa or pool here, so this one is for travelers who want the view and the food over wellness facilities — couples and families, mostly.

Hotel Blumental sits right in the middle of car-free Mürren, run by the von Allmen family across 4 generations. Its ground-floor Bar 1907 has stayed open for more than 100 years and works as a meeting point for locals and travelers alike — a public bar with wood-panelled walls, a fireplace and a drinks list that runs from Swiss wine and local beer to a family-recipe hot chocolate. Rooms lean Alpine-classic with old pine and floral curtains, and the half-board kitchen sticks to Berner Oberland staples. From the door it is roughly a 5 to 7-minute walk to both the BLM and Schilthorn cable-car stations, so neither lift up the mountain is far. Score 8.6/10, from about $206 a night with breakfast.

Mountain Hostel Mürren is a solid backpacker base in a clifftop village where most beds run expensive. It sits at the west end of Mürren, near the Schilthornbahn cable-car station, so you can walk straight up to the lift toward Piz Gloria. You get a choice of dorms and private double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, plus a full shared kitchen that lets you skip the village's pricey restaurants — buy groceries at Migros and cook your own. It scores 8.7/10, with dorms from about $63 a night and privates running roughly $100–157, the lowest rates in Mürren. Best for backpackers, solo hikers and budget-minded couples who want the Mürren experience without the Mürren price tag.

Hotel Alpina is a family-run 3-star in the centre of Mürren, the kind of place reviewers describe as feeling more like a relative's house than a hotel. It sits a 5-minute walk from the BLM station (the cable car up from Lauterbrunnen) and roughly 5 to 7 minutes from the Schilthornbahn, so both lifts are easy. Nearly every room has a private balcony looking at either Jungfrau to the east or Schilthorn to the west, and the décor runs to old pine and thick duvets. The in-house restaurant is the draw here — fondue, raclette, rösti and Älplermagronen at fair prices, with a fondue for two at about $50. Score 8.5/10, from around $194 a night with breakfast. Good for couples and families on a mid-range budget who want a homey base, not a spa resort.

Eigerblick Apartment closes the list at #8 — a self-catering flat in the middle of car-free Mürren with a full kitchen and a private balcony pointed straight at the Eiger. You can book a one-bedroom (sleeps 2–3) or a two-bedroom (sleeps 4–5), each with a separate living and dining area, its own bathroom and a balcony — more room to spread out than a hotel double. Migros is a 3-minute walk, so you can shop and cook: village restaurant meals run 30–50 CHF a head while cooking yourself comes in around 8–15 CHF, and a family of four over five nights can save well over 1,000 CHF. It scores 8.6/10 and starts near $157 a night, which gets cheap fast once you split it. The trade-off is that there's no hotel service and no breakfast — this is an apartment, not a front desk.