High-end hotel offering a gym, 2 restaurants & a bar, plus a spa with saunas & indoor pools. Offering views of the Livigno Alps, this regal hotel is a kilometer from Pontresina train station and 9 km from the Segantini Museum. Genteel rooms and suites offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some have balconies, fireplaces, sitting areas and/or whirlpool tubs. Complimentary perks include breakfast, and shuttle service to the train station and a nearby ski lift. A spa offers massages, indoor pools and saunas, as well as a steam bath and a lounge. Other amenities consist of 2 sophisticated restaurants, a bar and a terrace, plus a bowling alley. A gym offers personal training, and Pilates and yoga classes. Parking is available.
"The 1848-era Alpine property sits at the foothills of staggering mountainscapes and guides guests back to a time of candlelit dinners and stylish socializing. St. Moritz, with its world-renowned boutiques, is only a 10-minute drive away." - Nicole Kliest
"A boutique hotel where you can get a dose of mountain air." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Located only a few miles from St. Moritz, this Engadine valley resort combines views and wellness in an elegant, beautiful bundle. With sweeping views of the Roseg Glacier, as well as forests of Swiss stone pine and larch, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were on the set of Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, what with its horseshoe-shaped façade. Snow hounds and non-skiers alike flock to the hotel's 113 rooms and suites dressed in Neo-Baroque style, and take to the outdoors as well as a game of bowling at the alley while fueling up on cheese fondue and raclette. The spa marries traditional therapies with a more holistic approach, plus there's a trio of grottos (steam bath, saltwater, and floating) for max therapeutic relaxation."
"Located only a few miles from St. Moritz, this Engadine valley resort combines views and wellness in an elegant, beautiful bundle. With sweeping views of the Roseg Glacier, as well as forests of Swiss stone pine and larch, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were on the set of Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, what with its horseshoe-shaped façade. Snow hounds and non-skiers alike flock to the hotel's 113 rooms and suites dressed in Neo-Baroque style, and take to the outdoors as well as a game of bowling at the alley, all while fueling up on cheese fondue and raclette. The spa marries traditional therapies with a more holistic approach, plus there's a trio of grottos (steam bath, saltwater, and floating) for max therapeutic relaxation." - CNT Editors
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