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This is my fourth stay in St. Moritz but my first at Aladin Apartments/Hotel Stille. We had a great time! And this property is definitely fantastic value for money. We've liaised with the property manager, David, over email a few months before our stay and he's been consistently friendly and helpful. It was great to finally meet him in person during our stay. He's contactable on Whatsapp throughout, giving us a good amount of privacy while also being responsive to our queries. ||We stayed in the Apartment (the property also has rooms and studios) which can accommodate 3-4 adults. It has a full kitchen, dishwasher, three single beds, a sofa bed and a bathroom with a shower/tub combination (not sure about the other units). We had access to the communal washing machine, dryer, iron and ironing board in the basement, which is very convenient when you're on a long trip and don't want to be bogged down by heavy luggage. ||Check-in and check-out were easy; we received an email with check-in instructions 1-2 days before the trip. The building has a lift and the underfloor heating kept the apartment cozy although it snowed when we were there.||The building is located near the "St. Moritz Bad, Youth Hostel" bus station which is served by bus #609. But if you're mobile and don't have a lot of luggage, you can also use the "St. Moritz Bad, Sonne" stop a few minutes' walk away which is served by more buses. Car parking spaces are also available for a fee but we didn't use them as we took public transport. St. Moritz Bad is the "quieter" part of the area (St. Moritz Dorf is where the glitzy boutiques are) which we prefer, but it might not suit those looking for a more lively vibe. The hotel is not on the lake but it's just a 3-4 minutes' walk away.||Our favourite part: the hotel provides guests with a pass that allows unlimited (!!) rides on mountain transport in the Upper Engadine, including cable cars to Diavolezza, Piz Nair and Piz Corvatsch as well as the funicular to Muottas Muragl and Corviglia. The Swiss Travel Pass does *not* provide a discount for these particular mountain railways so the pass we got from the hotel is excellent value.