Valley Hostel Lauterbrunnen

... cascading down a 1000 foot cliff face in the most beautiful valley you could imagine. We walked a few minutes down the road to Valley Hostel, which was owned by the nicest Swiss family, Martha and Alfred and their son, Francis, who were so kind they made ...

... Fun usually stays in was full as was every other place in that city. So we stayed in the town right down the valley called Lauterbrunnen. It was really pretty but annoying because it was cold (I mean its Switzerland) but the rooms weren't heated and they ...

... waterfall, then on the way back to camp we came across this the absolutely neatest cemetery ever. Lauterbrunnen is incredibly picturesque nestled in a deep valley between Mt Jungfrau 4158 metres and the Schilthorn 2971 metres. A cable car is connected to ...

... is a rather steep track that takes you to the falls and behind the falls! This had an amazing view of the valley and the small town of Lauterbrunnen (where we are staying) let me rephrase that amazing - it was breath taking! I have found myself, here, ...

... the only things to do in the Alps, so ended up spending most our time wandering up and down the same small stretch of valley and watching the Olympics in the campsite lounge. Still, a very very pretty place, and by far the best views and scenery of ...

... reach a point when you'd just take the scenery on your doorstep for granted. What a shame that would be. · The Valley Hostel Our hostel, set in a chalet (a REAL Swiss chalet) was spotless, was staffed by friendly staff and offered super facilities, ...

... you come and see them one day if at all possible! Lauterbrunnen We stayed in a fabulous, Swiss family run hostel called The Valley Hostel which for some reason is very popular with South Koreans ... who by the way are very, very lovely people (some ...

We booked into at the Valley Hostel which is by far the best hostel we have stayed at so far. It has the most amazing view from the balconies, big kitchen and eating area where all the backpackers socialise, a lovely garden, extremely helpful hosts and ...

... by this time it was fairly late in the afternoon and our plans to get to Gimmelwald were becoming impractical. Unfortunately the Valley Hostel could not accommodate us but they rang around and booked us into the cabins at the campground. BIG MISTAKE. No ...

... nbsp; Oh hey!! The driver's seat is on the correct side of the car now. Checking into Valley Hostel went fine---got to do some explorin around lauterbrunnen. Everthing here is picture perfect as expected!!  After exploring the town, checking into the ...

... morning, after our tasty Swiss breakfast, Nat and I took the train into the mountains, to Lauterbrunnen - an absolutely beautiful little town nestled in a green valley in between the enormous Swiss Alps. I just love the million different shades of green ...

... actually live in such a place, the entire community so isolated from the rest of the world, with tiny wood cabins teetering over Lauterbrunnen valley. All in all, our time spent in both Switzerland and the alps has been a highlight of the trip thus far. ...

... .  I have gone from hanging out with 77 people to being all alone in a peaceful town in Switzerland.  Lauterbrunnen is in the valley of the Berner Oberland region of Switzerland with the Swiss Alps towering from above. (On a clear day at least) ...

This morning we walked to the train station and caught a large gondola to Grutschaip, located about 700 meters above the valley floor where Lauterbrunnen is located.  When I say large, think about the size of a small bus.  About 25 people stood ...

... mountains on either side of you as you walk. We took about a 40-45 stroll thru the back end of Lauterbrunnen and further into the valley.  There are numerous cascading waterfalls coming out of the mountains all around us and a pretty neat ...

... ).  It was 2 minutes late arriving in Spiez, but got to Interlaken Ost on time.   Unfortunately, since arriving in Lauterbrunnen, a charming little town, it has done nothing but rain, and it is raining hard.  We hope to make an evening meal ...

... just say Berlin! Ok so again my flight was late by just over an hour, but after 3 train changes I finally made it to Lauterbrunnen.  I can only say that it is absolutely stunning here.  I have a waterfall not far from the balcony of my ...

... of what I could Mannlichen as I thought I would go on a small hike between there and Kleine Scheidegg. Wengen and Lauterbrunnen are ok in the wet but Mannlichen was not. I suppose it was too high and the weather couldn't hold. It was ...

... head revealed a much brighter picture; silvery white peaks glistening in the sun whilst backdropped against the tremendous view of the valley below. I can see why Shelley wrote his ode to one of these Mountains and was so moved by their aloof existence, ...