A kitchen for early children's dinners and fussy eaters, with hotel services nearby.
17 hotels
Aparthotel in Laax with kitchen apartments from 1.5 to 4.5 rooms (up to 8 people), a children's playroom, a teen room and an 850 m2 spa with pool. The Laax valley station is about 10 minutes on foot or by shuttle. There is no childcare, so parents handle supervision themselves.
Self-catering apartments from one to four bedrooms sit right at the LAAX valley station, so families can cook their own meals and step out to the gondola. A Kinderhort at the valley station takes children from age 1 by day and from age 2 in the evening, and each guest gets a heated ski locker.
A four-star superior resort about 200 m from the First lift, with connecting-style family rooms, three-bedroom residences with kitchens and rooms sleeping up to six. The spa is 16+, but the indoor pool is set aside for children every morning from 10:00 to 12:00.
A small family-run hotel in the lower part of Wengen with two family room types, including a two-bedroom apartment for four with a self-catering kitchen. It has an indoor games and playroom with table tennis and a separate children's menu for under-12s. The hotel is closed 20 September to 18 December 2026, so it only serves the winter season from mid-December.
Chalet-apartment resort in Lenzerheide sitting directly on the piste, with a children's club taking children from age 2 and babysitters arranged through reception. Apartments have kitchens, and there is an indoor pool with a children's pool.
A family-run four-star right by the station with a games playroom and a pool. It has Friends & Family suites for four or five and larger apartments with kitchens, with cots and extra beds available.
A chalet-style hotel directly opposite the Sunnegga funicular, the access to the beginner area at Wolli's park. It has a 600 m2 spa with an indoor pool open to children until 7pm, plus two- and three-bedroom apartments with full kitchens for larger families. There is no childcare service, so it suits families who look after their own children.
A central four-star resort whose family value is its chalet apartments, a two-minute walk from the main hotel, with open kitchens and sleeping 3 to 8. Guests get the Eiger spa and a free local bus; no kids' club or children's menu is listed.
Apartments and suites with breakfast, a free guest laundry in the basement and a ski and boot depot near the cable cars. A small sauna and steam area helps tired legs after a day on the slopes. The ski school offices and village lifts are a short walk away.
A village-centre hotel about 300 m from the First valley station, with triple and quadruple rooms and four self-catering apartments for four to six people. Ski and equipment storage is available. The flexible mix of rooms and kitchens suits families who want space without a resort price.
Small 3-star hotel at the top of Innerarosa, right by the piste and the Hornli lift. Offers family rooms and suites and a separate 3.5-room apartment with kitchen, a practical budget option without kids' club facilities.
A central four-star beside the station and ski buses. Its main family draw is the large hotel apartment with three bedrooms and a kitchen for up to five, which suits a family wanting self-catering space; no kids' club or children's programme is listed.
A budget-friendly, family-run lodge a short walk from the village centre with rooms for up to eight and fully equipped apartments, including a four-bedroom one for eight. The ski bus stop is about 100 m away and winter packages bundle the Jungfrau ski pass. No kids' facilities are listed.
Self-catering apartments in the village that can be combined on one floor for 2 to 10 people, each with an equipped kitchen and a balcony. Guests can use the pool, sauna and fitness room, and the building is described as at the foot of the slopes.
A three-star hotel about three minutes from the railway station whose Chalet Grünegg annexe has two apartments, each with two bedrooms and a full kitchen for up to four. That makes it a practical self-catering option for a family of four, with breakfast available at the hotel on request.
A fifth-generation family-run bed and breakfast in upper Wengen that also rents self-catering apartments and a large chalet sleeping 4 to 13. It is tagged family friendly by Jungfrau Region tourism and is reported to have direct access to the slopes, at the cost of a roughly 12-minute walk to the station.
A small 18-unit boutique house in the historic centre where the apartments have their own kitchens, handy for families who want to self-cater. The hotel describes itself as suitable for families and has a sauna-and-whirlpool wellness area for guests. Largely step-free, but there is no confirmed ski room, cot or kids service information on the site.
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