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I’ve used Club Med before and it’s a nice hotel – it’s not as French as some of the others which can be quite good too! The hotel itself is a little run down and getting on a bit but the overall Club Med experience was excellent. You have to walk to the lifts but that’s just what it’s like in Wengen –... + more
Deborah, Oxfordshire
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The magical beauty of Switzerland for a family holiday.

Overview: hotel description: Club Med Wengen description

Back in the 1930s, the little rack railway took wealthy winter sports enthusiasts to Wengen, and the resort has retained its elegant atmosphere, grand hotels and jingling sleighs ever since. Club Med® built its Resort here in 1976, just outside the charming village, which lies in the heart of the largest massif in the Alps. It's the perfect base for exploring the surrounding mountains (the Jungfrau is one of the most famous), while your children have a great time at Mini Club Med®. After a day in the open air, settle down and relax in the cosy lounges of the elegant Art Deco hotel. Elevation: 1,400 metres (4,600 ft).

What's included in your holiday

  • Return flights with a choice of airlines, cabin classes and flight schedules1

  • Meet & Greet, transfers 2, taxes & tips

  • Choice of room comfort : Club

  • Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, snacks and dinner

  • Choice of restaurants offering refined and generous buffets

  • Open Bar drinks & snacks served throughout the day and evening with a large choice of premium brands

  • Club Med Baby Welcome ®: nursery equipment, appropriate catering, bottle-heater

  • Free stay for children under 4 years 4

  • Child supervision from 4 to 11 years with multicultural and specialized G.Os®

  • Juniors’ Club Med from 11 to 17 years

  • A wide range of après-ski activities

  • Ski pass and group lessons in partnership with ESF (Ecole du Ski Français).6 7

  • A choice of relaxed and festive atmospheres with concerts and shows

Note:
1 At extra cost and where possible
2 Transfers only in case of purchase of the Club Med Package including transport, exceptions for some Resorts
3 Depending on the Resort
4 Depending on the dates
5 Except for the hammam (Bali, Trancoso, Phuket, Cervinia, Val d'Isère) & Sauna (Bali, Trancoso, Cervinia)
6In Chamonix Mont-Blanc the Brévent and Flégère ski domains close on 21 April 2013 (Winter Ski 2013) and Club Med snow sports end on the same day.
7 In Val d'Isère, Chamonix Mont-Blanc, Méribel 3 resorts and Arcs Extrême, our group lessons from 12 years.


Families: Club Med Wengen for children

Childcare and children's club facilities : Our Resort welcomes children of all ages, with children's club facilities specifically devised for the different age groups and run by professionals.
Club Med Baby Welcome : Club Med Baby Welcome for babies up to 23 months - available in most of the Family Resorts if the service is reserved at the time of booking.


Facilities: Club Med Wengen features

Ski pass and skiing/snowboarding lessons
Unidentified : Guided walks and snowshoes
Group lessons for all levels (age and date restrictions may apply) : Alpine skiing, Snowboarding, Stretching
Leisure activities : Guided walks and snowshoes, Lounge and festive evenings, Terrace.


Room Types: Club Med Wengen bedrooms

A 207-room hotel comprising two buildings linked by a corridor. It is located in the heart of the Resort. The central section is a 1930s Art Deco building, to which a wing was added in the 1970s. There is a more recent annexe.

Club Med Wengen, Club Club
A functional Club room offering simple, honest comfort. Edelweiss Club Rooms are situated in the annexe, linked by a covered corridor to the main building.
Additional options include a comfortable and elegant "Palace" Club Room.
These are located throughout the main hotel, and are available with view over the valley.

Meals: Club Med Wengen food & drink

Full board throughout the stay including wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner. Open bar and snacks (at the restaurant) at specific times during the day and night.

We update Club Med Wengen's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Wengen: about holidays in Wengen: about ski holidays in Wengen: about ski holidays in Wengen Switzerland

Part of the Jungfrau ski area Quintessential mountain village Lauberhorn World Cup piste

Wengen lies on a sunny shelf beneath some of the most recognisable mountains in the Alps - the north face of the Eiger, the Jungfrau and the Schilthorn. The fantastic skiing isn’t the only reason this picturesque resort has seen returning visitors (James Bond included) for centuries: excellent restaurants, exciting excursions, abundant activities and fascinating history are also massive draws.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Families Scenery Foodies

Wengen webcam

Snow Report: Top 85cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 97cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 91.5cm

Wengen trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Bern (BRN)70km, 1h25
Zürich (ZRH)195km, 1h45
Basel (BSL)175km, 1h55
Region:Switzerland, Alps.
First opened:1910

Wengen lift pass price last reported as CHF 323.00 (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Club Med Wengen.
Night skiing: Yes
Wengen has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December-April.

Town altitude: 1275m
Top of slopes: 2971m
Bottom of piste: 796m
Vertical drop: 2175 m
Total length of trails:213km
Longest piste:4.5 km (Lauberhorn)
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Jungfrau and looking out over the Eiger and Monch massive, Wengen is a truly spectacular location for a ski holiday. It’s linked to the resorts of Grindelwald, Mürren and Lauterbrunnen, forming the large Jungfrau ski area of over 200km. The famous Jungfrau region is one of the oldest and most popular holiday destinations in Switzerland and the sunny resort has long been a favourite with Brits. It dates back to around 1911, after tourists convinced the resort to keep their...
The railway still remains the key mode of transport between the ski areas – use it to get over to Grindelwald, Mürren, or Kleine Scheidegg at the base of the Eiger. However, it’s still possible to ski without catching the train thanks to the modern Männlichenbahn gondola. Total beginners should probably start with the Wengiboden nursery slope in the village if there is enough snow, but just remember it’s best in the mornings before the sun hits it. There’s also the Figeller children’s area, where the S...
Wengen certainly isn’t one of those mega party resorts you get in some parts of the Alps but there are some fun places for an après-ski tipple - head to Rocks Bar for televised sports events or go dancing at the Blue Monkey. There are some great restaurants in Wengen, many of which are based in hotels (but open to the public). For fine dining, Chez Meyer's Le Grand restaurant at the Hotel Regina is a must – its outstanding service and French cuisine has been granted 15/20 Gault Millau points (similar to Mi...

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Deborah, Oxfordshire
3/ out of 5
I’ve used Club Med before and it’s a nice hotel – it’s not as French as some of the others which can be quite good too! The hotel itself is a little run down and getting on a bit but the overall Club Med experience was excellent. You have to walk to the lifts but that’s just what it’s like in Wengen – because you have to go back for lunch time it’s quite a lot of walking. Provided you accept that there is some walking and you waste a bit of time at lunch, it’s fine and it really worked for us. The good thing about this hotel is that there’s lots to do if you’re not a skier. My sister-in-law doesn’t ski and they did a lot of walking and took them out on snowshoes, so it’s good for that. My brother and I are good skiers and had an excellent week off piste, you have excellent instruction which is much better than some hotels where you just rely on a ‘leader’. The food was a very nice buffet every meal and the choice is fabulous. I must admit that the evening entertainment wasn’t as good as some years.
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