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Mountain village in Switzerland
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Mürren is a mountain village in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland, with a resident population of 155 (2015) but hundreds of seasonal workers and 2000 hotel guests. It grew with the tourist industry since the 1890s, when the railway and cable car meant you could ski downhill without first hiking up the mountain. There is no road access, so it's a charming traffic-free village.
Great traditional Swiss food in a charming setting.
Friendly central place with 12 rooms, bar, restaurant and games room.
Plush spacious hotel with great service and views. Swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and solarium.
Functional modern place but clean and central. You eat at the Eiger Guesthouse 100 m north.
Decent central mid-price hotel. Most visitors are just here for the restaurant.
Central place with good views, its guests seem underwhelmed with the hotel itself.
Clean comfy place with great views.
For inter-city routes, travel via Interlaken, which has trains every 30 min from Bern.
Read in the guideEverything within the village is accessible on foot - it's level going. Mürren is free from private vehicles. Hotels have electric carts and may offer to pick up luggage from the stations.
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