The Interlaken Inn

We were in the third floor in a converted attic. No window in room. Just a skylight without a shade. AC was in bathroom. We booked a year in advance and was not told this.

This is a quaint inn under new ownership. The staff was eager for us to have a great experience and we did! We were warmly greeted and any special requests we had were easily taken care of. Our evening was topped off by an excellent dinner of filet mignon in the attractive, cozy dining room/bar.

When we got there we had to walk through two feet of snow just to get in and there was nobody there to check us in. I had to call Casey to find out what room we were staying in, she wasn’t even there. (I had called before we even got there and left a message and never got a return call.)When she did get there, I asked her if we needed to make reservations for dinner at their restaurant and she said that it was closed. I told her that the website should be updated because it said that it was closed for the month of January and reopening in February. I also told her that we were really looking forward to dining there, that was one of the reasons that we paid so much for the room. The room was nice, but overpriced, we wouldn’t stay there again. There wasn’t anyone there when we checked out either, it was odd.

Bed was very comfy. Breakfast was lacking but coffee was abundant.

Meget lille værelse på 3. sal. Ingen elevator. Utilstrækkelig aircondition. Intet køleskab på værelset. Ingen housekeeping overhovedet, så ingen tømte skraldespande eller sigtede håndklæder. Så ikke et menneske på de 3 nætter vi boede der. Morgenmad var stort set ikke eksisterende, bløde gamle mini croissanter, der gik igen fra dag til dag. Kaffen løb tør. Alt for dårligt til prisen og virker nedslidt.