Dhruv Jagga
Google
Title: Horrific Experience – Theft, Humiliation & Zero Accountability at Sunstar Hotel Grindelwald
What happened to my brother-in-law during our stay at Sunstar Hotel Grindelwald is beyond shocking—and should serve as a warning to every future guest.
From inside his locked hotel room, a sealed, packed box was opened and his brand-new luxury watch was stolen. You’d think the hotel would rush to help. Instead, the nightmare was only beginning.
When we reported it, the reception staff’s response was cold and dismissive: “Since you’re accusing us of theft, you’ll have to wait for the police—maybe 2, 3, 4 hours, we don’t know.” We were left stranded for over three hours—with elderly parents and a child—while the hotel did nothing. No urgency. No empathy. No attempt to make us feel safe.
To make matters worse, they locked his room with all belongings inside and treated him like a suspect instead of a victim. It was humiliating, insulting, and utterly unacceptable.
Is this what Sunstar calls “hospitality”? Guests paying premium rates only to have valuables stolen from their rooms, be met with arrogance instead of assistance, and be left feeling unsafe in a foreign country?
Sunstar Hotel Grindelwald not only failed to protect a guest’s property—they failed in basic human decency. This was theft, victim-blaming, and professional negligence rolled into one horrific stay.