Hotel Pensiun Aldier

Where to begin? This hotel is a gem in the Alps. For fans of Giacometti and Scheidegger, it's even a diamond. You're surrounded by art and culture. Already the book left on your bed at arrival by the hosts catapults you out of your daily routine and into a world of intellectual excellence. Try it. The lounge is located on the first floor, a place of tranquility, a meeting place for afternoon tea and discussions about art and culture, or simply for exchanging discoveries of the nearby rugged nature. Comfortable armchairs invite you to linger...not a place to pass through, but a place to rest. The breakfast room and the separate restaurant salon in the evening are also stocked with hundreds of books. I could hide away here for a month without leaving the house. Good food is also provided. Solid, unpretentious, and creative dishes as promised are served (by the lovely staff), and besides is no shortage of luxury exceptions, such as the fantastic foie gras. On the first evening, I tried the three terrines, and the house terrine with its delicate liver flavor was the most impressive, alongside the also fantastic venison and duck varieties. The rooms are spacious and well equipped, with art on the walls and classic furniture such as the Eileen Grey salon table. The balcony offers fantastic views. The bathroom has high-quality sanitary facilities. The beds are a little too soft for us, but we are particular in that regard. The welcome and farewell were as warm as you could wish for. A small shop display tempts you to take home a few high-quality souvenirs for your home and kitchen. We are completely convinced that these hosts don't just work here, they literally live hospitality. Thank you for the wonderful days.

An amazing hotel. Very caring staff in a very peaceful and picturesque village. The rooms are immaculate and the food is amazing. Lots of extra surprises like a free book on your bed and a Giacometti art gallery in the basement. Will definitely revisit in the future.

The days we spent at the Aldier were wonderful. This elegant hotel with magnificent views is nestled in a beautiful village full of art and Swiss culture. The inhouse restaurant with fresh, local cuisine was of a high quality and professionally presented. The graphic works and sculptures of Alberto and Diego Giacometti housed in the hotel gallery were very impressive. Lisa, the manager as well as the other staff were extremely helpful and friendly. It was the perfect vacation to decompress from our daily work lives. Elaine

Pension Aldier in Sent: where the soft beds hug you back, a little too enthusiastically perhaps, but that’s maybe part of the charm. The breakfast? A spread that could rival a royal feast. Dinner at the restaurant was a pageant of flavors, and the wine - a small but wisely curated choice. The room decor hit the sweet spot between ‘less is more’ and ‘just right’. Every nook of the place whispered elegance, right down to the balcony for a puff under the stars. A tip of the hat to the friendly and mostly efficient service – sometimes asking a question helps a lot. And a parting ‘How was everything?’ wouldn’t have gone amiss.

We loved simply everything in our 6 day stay at this hotel. The silence, the beauty of the place, the very nice beds and cushions, the excellent light food - also for vegetarians, the very nice and attentive staff and owner family. To be sourrounded by art of this quality and a great library all the day it so special. The atmosphere, also with the other guests, is very friendly and refined.|We loved to stay in on grey days and on sunny days there is so much to see and visit in the surroundings. The village Sent has an amazing charme.|We will be back when there will be more snow ....|

What a wonderful stay in Pensiun Aldier! A restored historic building the renovation is tasteful and stylish. Its charming, intimate, well maintained and clean. Also, Sent is one of the most beautiful villages in Switzerland and that's saying a lot. For those leaving anything less than a 5* review I can only imagine that they may not understand how expensive switzerland is. Even a 4* hotel closer to st Moritz would be double the cost.||||One other standout is the food. Swiss food on the whole is not as good as Italy or even much in Austria. Not the case here, Eat dinner here, its fantastic. There is no where to go better for miles. ||||Lastly, the general manager, Nadia, and the owner are wonderful, helpful hosts. This hotel is a true gem.

Scent in in-itself is a museum as is the Aldiers. One can feel the special aura of the place with the amazing history. Everything pf the property is authentic and classy with many details to explore such as the library and photographs. The rooms are modern furbished with a balcony offering great views. Breakfast was served by a charming waiter and the food, coffee etc. excellent quality. The owner and the team were nicely connected and giving interesting insights about the venue and history. All in all a fantastic experience not to be missed out.|

What a treat to stay at this gorgeous little hotel. It's rare to find a hotel that is welcoming, stylish and extremely comfortable - but Pension Aldier delivers on all levels. We hated leaving after three nights and just wish that we could have stayed longer. The staff are all extremely nice and welcoming - we all felt very at home after just one day. Our room was really comfortable and most importantly for us, quiet. So often in older hotels, you hear every noise through the walls and doors. No such problems here - the hotel has been renovated to an extremely high standard. We loved the stylish restaurant and all our meals were delicious and tasty, featuring local produce. ||Our stay was enhanced by all the snow and the lovely sunny days - just perfect conditions for outdoor activities. Sent is the most beautiful little town - so it's fitting that it has such a perfect little hotel! We cant wait to return!