Jugendherberge St. Moritz

Good location at the end of the bus line - so it was easily accessible. Staff were kind and friendly. It’s Switzerland so everything can feel a bit expensive. Rooms were bare bones, but clean. Breakfast was included in our booking but we weren’t able to get any since we left early (before 07)

The Jugendherbergen offers a standard room with 2 single beds, mostly a shared shower and toilet. We didn't mind that as it was always available and clean. I loved their breakfast and you have a paid option for dinner.

The room slightly smelled of fish for some reason, and no private toilet was there, even though it was promised (the door to somewhere was present, but closed). Otherwise ok for a hostel, breakfast was good,overall a bit noisy but suitable for a night.

The staff, especially Victor, was extremely kind and attentive to our group during our stay at the Youth Hostel St. Moritz. He really made us feel welcome and comfortable throughout our time there

I booked to stay in a dorm of 4, however there were 5 beds in the room. Not a huge problem as there ended up only being 4 people staying, but the extra bed did make the room feel very small. The toilet and shower room are very dated, there’s only a single toilet and shower for around 3 dorm rooms. I guess you could go to another floor/block, but I’ve never seen this before in a hostel of this size. The toilet and shower were kept clean though. The lounge area is nice and spacious, the staff were helpful with any questions and there’s lockers both in the room and the basement. Certainly not a bad hostel, but was expecting better.

Even if forced to stay there due to last sec bookin' for (making, l’m a Doctor) a surgical intervention I found this as one the best solution (especially for young people: my room mate were 18 and 21, less than my daughter) to stay in a quality econoic situation

I had a 2 night stay here and I will give my view on different elements of the hostel.||Staff: Staff were helpful and friendly upon check in and check out. ||Rooms: I stayed in a 6 bed shared dorm. The hostel was very quiet at this time as it’s not the high season but on the second night I was the only one in the room. Bed’s comfortable and sockets and light at each bed. |You have to make and strip your bed on check in and check out. |Rooms have a sink but bathrooms and showers are located outside the room. ||Social aspect: There was no social activity at all, the hostel was quiet but this is to be expected given the time of year. It may be more sociable in the high season. However, this is not a standard youth hostel, this caters for all ages and families which is not typical if most youth hostels around Europe. But I have found this to be the case in Switzerland. ||Food: I had dinner one of the nights and breakfast on both mornings. Dinner cost 19.50chf for a starter which included soup and side salad, main course and desert. Thought this was very reasonable and portion sizes were good. Breakfast also very good, selection of breads, yogurt, fruit, coffees, ham/cheese etc. ||Location: approx 10 minute walk to the St Moritz lake; and 30 min to train station, however a bus goes from right outside the hostel twice an hour. Location is good. ||Things to note: |bring your own shower gel. These are not provided. |Towels not provided. |There is a vending machine, it is very expensive so go to the Lidl shop nearby for some snacks.

Great location - right next to the bus stop. If you stay there for 2 days, you can get a cable car and public transport pass.

The hostel is a 30-minute walk from the train station or a 10-minute bus ride that costs 3 CHF. It is not so out of the way as it may seem, however. We were there to cross-country ski and in fact, there are lovely trails for xc skiing and snowshoeing within steps of the door. The breakfast buffet, which is included, is impressive and the dinner and beer/wine options are great after a thorough day of skiing -- think classic swiss meat and potatoes type dishes, available for a very reasonable price. The salad bar was plentiful and well-stocked. The staff was reasonably new but as helpful as they could be. The rooms were large and clean and while there were mininal hangers, there was shelving and the bathroom was large. The shower did not have walls but instead just curtains so be prepared to avoid flooding the entire room. Great views from the higher floors. The hostel includes a number of group social spaces and dining rooms that can be reserved ahead of time for private groups, as well as a children's room, living room, and game room. The basement has a room for ski storage, 2 game rooms, and a laundry room.