The Jungfrau region under the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. Grindelwald and car-free Wengen share one lift pass, reached by mountain railway from Interlaken.
25 hotels
A family-run four-star on the Eiger side of the village with a strong family offer: two-room family suites with a separate children's bedroom, a games room with a toddler play corner, a children's menu and cots with baby intercoms. Children up to 11 stay free in their parents' room, and there is a heated indoor pool, with a private ski bus in winter mornings.
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.
A four-star hotel on the upper side of Wengen with a spa and swimming pool. It offers several family room layouts, including a curtained family room, a family suite and a seven-person apartment, so parents can have a separate space from the children.
A central four-star, open all year, right by the Wengiboden practice area. It has proper family layouts: four-person family rooms, a two-level duplex and two types of connecting rooms with bunk beds. There is also a spa with a pool.
A family-run three-star hotel on Dorfstrasse, about 100 m from the train station, with dedicated family rooms for three or four and ten apartments in Chalet Central. The four-person family room is two double rooms joined through the bathroom, which gives children their own space. Cots and extra beds are priced on the hotel site.
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.
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.
A four-star above the church at 1,100 m, close to the First gondola with a public ski bus stopping at the door. It has a dedicated family page, an indoor play room and outdoor playground, free baby beds and child-friendly menus; the supervised winter kids' club is at the nearby Bodmi Arena, not in the hotel.
A four-star opposite the First gondola with a large pool in its wellness area and Eiger-view family rooms for four. Listings mention a small playground and children staying free, but the hotel's own site gives little family detail, so confirm kids facilities before booking.
A family-run historic hotel open since 1895 with 37 rooms in Wengen. It offers interconnecting family rooms that share a bathroom with one extra bed possible, plus a Junior Suite said to sleep up to six, and serves a four-course dinner for guests.
A three-star village hotel about five minutes' walk from the First gondola, with the winter ski bus stopping outside. Rooms take up to five guests on the booking form, and there is a guest sauna area for tired parents after skiing. Family-specific kids services are not described on the hotel's site.
A small hillside hotel a few minutes' walk from the Männlichen cable car. Its two 20 m2 Jungfrau-view rooms take two adults plus one child or baby, so it suits small families only. Baby cots are on request for a fee, and there is a self-service laundry.
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 small family-run hotel right beside the First gondola valley station, with a bus stop at the door and the village centre a few minutes away. Family rooms are standard rooms that take extra beds or baby cots, and children under 6 stay free in them. It is a simple, budget-friendly base for a ski week rather than a hotel with a kids' programme.
A large three-star hotel at the station end of Wengen, about 50 m from the Männlichen cable car, so lift access needs no uphill walking with children. It has a wellness area with an indoor pool and takes cots on request. Dedicated family rooms are not described on its page.
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.
A four-star superior hotel on the edge of the village with an unusually wide choice of family rooms, from three up to five guests, including a deluxe version for four. The spa is for guests aged 14 and over, so younger children will not use it, and the hotel site does not describe kids' services.
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 village-centre three-star superior at the BOB terminus, handy for families arriving by train. Its roomier Comfort-Plus rooms are pitched at families and the hotel also lets two holiday chalets; no kids' club or children's facilities are listed on its site.
A central four-star hotel a short walk from the Snowgarden practice area. It has a family suite for four with a terrace and a sauna and hammam wellness area. Its pages give no detail on children's services.
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 three-star village-centre hotel with a dedicated family room: parents get a double-bed room and the children a separate room with a bunk bed, plus two east-facing balconies. It has a sauna and breakfast buffet. It is in its off-season until 18 December 2026.
A family-run hotel of 40 rooms that also lets apartments for 2, 3 or 4 people, which gives families a room-plus-space option. It sells ski-pass inclusive winter packages (January to March 2027 from about CHF 1,000 to 1,130 per person for six days).
A quiet vintage-design hotel at Galliweidli, about eight minutes' walk from the station, whose largest room is a 26 m2 triple with forest-view balcony. Best for families with one child; larger families would need two rooms. Winter opening is 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027.
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