Hotel Palazzo Salis

The hotel is located in the heart of Soglio - such a special place. We were in room 11 which was on the first floor of the building facing the little cobbled street. The building itself is very impressive and the rooms feel historic and quite grand. It certainly feels like you’re stepping back in time. As you can imagine, being a building this old it’s a little creaky in places, but despite this I slept fine owing to the earplugs that I always travel with! There is a beautiful formal garden at the back of the hotel and we spent several hours on each of the two days we were there just sitting and enjoying the surroundings. It’s incredibly peaceful and the owner has done such a beautiful job to maintain the grounds. We had dinner both nights at the hotel restaurant which was just fabulous. The service was attentive and super friendly and the food was outstanding. Everything tasted super fresh and delicious. We chatted briefly with the owner a couple of times who was very welcoming and made us feel at home. We will definitely plan another trip back sometime soon!

We booked this hotel for our anniversary, expecting a wonderful stay in a historic setting. We knew Soglio from before and were really looking forward to staying at Palazzo Salis. But from the very beginning things didn't go smoothly - unfriendly welcome at the reception, far away public parking and no help from the hotel with luggage. When we finally got our room, we were pleasantly surprised by its grandness! Very spacious and impressive! But on closer inspection we could not but be bothered by detailing such as rough concrete floor in the bathroom (no way it could ever be properly cleaned), dark grey towels (why???), worn out electricity sockets, chest of drawers that could not be easily opened / closed, extremely small wardrobe with exposed insulation in the back, old and worn out blankets, etc. It seems that no-one cares about details, yet it is precisely details that make a difference!

Absolutely a brilliant experience, staff were very hospitable. The restaurant and the gardens were absolutely fabulous. Great food and service. Unbelievably good. Lovely meals and comfortable rooms. Beds are old school small and very comfortable. But not 2020 sizes. FYI Everything was fabulous. Would highly recommend. Thank you for having us. The team helped us book wine tastings and things to do! Very appreciative. One of best two nights stay we have ever had. 11/10!

Been there for lunch. Had Pinsa and vegetarian barley soup, a local specialty in a vegetarian version. The soup was fantastic. Also to try: A Chestnut mini cake. Very friendly staff. In summer make sure to visit the lovely garden in the back.

This is the central property of this tiny village with a beautiful and serene garden as well as exceptional food. Unfortunately we were disappointed by our stay. We booked a premium room with magnificent woodwork, silk wall coverings and plasterwork ceilings but the furnishings and housekeeping were not what one might expect at this price point. The beautiful parquet floor has not seen polish in years, the bureau drawers would not open freely, and the bathroom had an unlevel ground concrete floor with one bare lightbulb over the sink. Our stay began disastrously when my husband sustained a vicious fall on the shower floor. It was as slick as ice and without a grab bar. Unfortunately, the next day a leg of one of our side chairs collapsed under my husband and sent him for his second serious tumble of our stay. The old wooden chair broke into pieces though my husband is not a large man. At this point we considered leaving early, as what was planned as a special stay for our anniversary was fraught with hazards and disappointment. We will not return here but hope the hotel succeeds because of its historical significance and importance to the village.

A unique palazzo in the equally unique Soglio! Beautiful rooms and elegant service, without being pompous. The restaurant is delicious, both dinner and breakfast. The best way to enjoy Bernina and Bergel! You can start with at it’s sister property Berninahaus and finish at Soglio. Definitely a place to return…

We visited the hotel and its garden at the recommendation of a local, and after a hike, we decided to grab lunch. We had the rosemary risotto with sausage, and it was spectacular! The rosemary infusion was present, not very strong, and the grilled sausage lent a nice charred flavour to the creamy rice.

Beautiful rustic hotel in a building from the 17th century in the heart of Soglio - great local food and a wonderfully quiet and inviting garden area perfect to unwind after a hike.