A neo-Baroque Engadine landmark facing the Roseg glacier, where a twenty-metre counter-current pool is the room's real reason for being.
A neo-Baroque landmark from 1848 facing the Roseg glacier, and the pool is the reason to book: twenty metres by eight, with a counter-current, in a spa of over two thousand square metres.
Around it, a stone-grotto steam bath, a saltwater grotto, a floating relaxation bath, a Kneipp footpath, and Finnish and bio saunas with a fireplace relaxation room. Thirteen treatment rooms.
The age rules are precise and worth reading: water world twelve and over with an adult, fitness fourteen, sauna sixteen, and the jacuzzi closed to under-seventeens between five and eight in the evening. Which means the early evening is quiet by design.
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The rooms
CategorySizeSleeps
Single SuperiorVillage, courtyard or mountain view
24–26 m²
not published
Single DeluxeGarden view in the Bellavista wing
27–29 m²
not published
Double ClassicVillage and courtyard view
28–31 m²
not published
Double PremiumVillage, courtyard or mountain view
31–34 m²
not published
Double DeluxeMountain and glacier view in the main building
31–36 m²
not published
Double SuperiorVillage, courtyard or mountain view
32–38 m²
not published
112 rooms and suites in all. 6 categories from the hotel's own pages, smallest first — see their own page ↗. Occupancy appears only inside the hotel's booking engine. Junior suites of 42–57 m² and named suites of 48–77 m² follow these six.
Compiled from the hotel's own published pages where available, otherwise from trade and press sources, correct as at September 2026. Anything marked "not published" is something the hotel does not state — we would rather tell you that than guess. The image above is a generated illustration, not a photograph of the property.
