Hotels in Graubünden - Swiss Historic Hotels

A hotel straight out of a picture book: The designated heritage Engadine building on the village square is an absolute mountain idyll. The interior offers the finest hospitality. Comfortable rooms with superb wooden beds, two restaurants with local specialities and the warm, cosy atmosphere provide quality rest and relaxation surrounded by the spectacular Engadine mountains.

Back in 1848, this was the first hotel in Poschiavo. Centrally located on the quaint village square. All rooms have been refurbished and are equipped with shower and WC. Ristorante-pizzeria serves Poschiavo and seasonal specialities, with crisp pizza straight from the wood-fired oven. The establishment is famed for the stunning dining room with portraits of Sybils, the cosy hotel bar with its open fireplace and its extensive terrace on the village square.

The Palazzo Salis was built in 1629 by the knight Baptista von Salis, converted into a guest house in 1876 and awarded the distinction of Historic Hotel of the Year in 1998. The wildly romantic garden with its unique display of summer flowers won an award in 2009.

A hotel with a 330-year history of hospitality in the heart of Graubünden's capital: tradition is the keynote at Romantik Hotel Stern.

An idyllic location surrounded by mountains and alongside a clear mountain stream. The historic building has been renovated with great care and offers 15 simple rooms, some with their own bathroom. In culinary terms, the emphasis is on local produce and original preparation. A stylish dining room, a cosy Stüva with fireplace and a large sun terrace. The Fextal valley is car-free and guests are collected from the valley by bus. The ideal starting place for walks, cross-country and ski tours. Includes a playground outside the hotel. Free wireless LAN.

This old building of over a hundred years has lost none of its former charm and grandeur. Visitors from around the world are enchanted with the nostalgic rooms, the impressive staircase and the sophisticated manner in which this has remained a young hotel. Still run by its founding family, this is a place where aficionados, gourmets, children, artists and nature lovers feel right at home.

This hotel is situated at the end of an historic mule track, which is the Ofen Pass road today. After it had stood empty for more than 100 years, the Schweizer family took it over in 1954 and today the second generation of Schweizers runs this hotel. Accompanying authentic food and drink is their home-made South Tyrolean wine. A theatre and the stylish Davidoff Lounge round off the offerings.

The magnificent spa hotel stands out for its historic structure, stylish architecture and personal atmosphere. A unique mixture of holiday apartments, hotel rooms, history and culture. Ideal for individual guests, groups and families. Creative Alpine cuisine with an international flavour. Sun terrace, tennis court, park, playground, library. “ibex fairstay silver” sustainability label.

On a forest clearing, the Zuort hamlet lies far from hustle and bustle in an idyllic spot amidst a beautiful mountain world. The personally run hotel with restaurant comprises 6 stylish rooms and, in addition, two separate chalet suites are available for rent on request. Local specialities and wines are served either on the sun terrace or in the dining lounge in an authentic and cosy establishment just perfect for nature lovers.

This nostalgic Art Nouveau style building with its Belle Époque atmosphere, already described in Thomas Mann's book "Zauberberg" [Magic Mountain], opened its doors in 1900 as a luxury sanatorium and was later converted to a mountain hotel. The soul of the house, its architecture, has been preserved in its original form until today. The Villa Guarda - formerly the former doctor's residence - and the Chalet exude new splendour with their luxurious suites. With the Schatzalp train, the "Magic Mountain" is just four minutes away from the centre of Davos. Free WLAN access throughout the hotel premises, even in the Schatzalp/Strela skiing area.

The romantic hotel consists of two historic houses and was reopened in 2022. It offers 18 charming, individual rooms for up to 5 people, some with a cosy balcony. Outstanding interior, antique combined with modern. First-class, creative gourmet cuisine with regional products. Just a few steps from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of St. Johann. Large garden, dogs welcome. Free public car park.

The hillside location itself on the edge of the small village of Guarda is breathtaking enough! The hotel consists of two beautifully decorated 15th-century Engadin buildings.

Located in a tranquil little mountain village, this B & B has four comfortable guest rooms individually decorated by color. Secluded places to sit back and relax around the house. Generous breakfasts include tasty homemade specialties and, depending on the weather, breakfast is served in the garden alcove or in the wood-paneled parlor. An ideal location for skiing, hiking, biking at solely 20 to 30 minutes from Chur, Davos and Klosters by car. Free Wi-Fi.

A 30's style hotel, located in the heart of the monastery. The family Guler has owned and managed it since it opened its doors in 1938. The legendary Chesa restaurant boasts 15 Gault Millau points and serves a cuisine that adapts to fresh market produce. In the Chesa Bar there is live music, while eating raclette becomes a whole new experience in the Carigiet Bar and Tavern with its bowling alley.

Opened in 1896 by the Badrutt family and still owned by them, this hotel has a legendary reputation. The Badrutt’s Palace Hotel has more than 157 rooms, including 37 suites with a view of the Alps. Sumptuous dining in “Le Restaurant” (15 GaultMillau points), the “grande dame” of the hotel’s seven first-class restaurants, or in IGNIV by Andreas Caminada@Badrutt’s Palace, which opened in December 2016 and has already won a Michelin star. A beauty spa that’s been given a complete makeover, exclusive shopping gallery, a Kids Club and leisure activities for teenagers add the finishing touches to an experience-packed stay.

The Hotel Alte Herberge Weiss Kreuz was opened in 2000 as a culture and adventure hotel. It is located in the centre of the village on the Cultural Trail "Via Spluga", and has 16 rooms, with a total of 34 beds, in a legendary historic setting. The wines in the restaurant with its regional cuisine are mainly from the Bündner Herrschaft and Italy.

Fin de siècle, Belle Époque and Art Nouveau styles set the atmosphere at the Schweizerhof Flims. In summer it is Lake Cauma and the fragrant alpine flora that invite the visitor, and in the winter it is the 235 kilometres of ski slopes and beautiful winter hiking trails. Since 2008, the hotel has been managed by the 4th generation of the Schmidt family. Belle Époque restaurant, half board or a la carte, for high quality meals with a French influence.

In 1883, Rudolf von Salis-Muralt commissioned the famous architect Nicolaus Hartmann to transform this 1590 farmhouse into a stately patrician villa. Since 1982, the Chesa Salis has been a hotel with the charm of a private home. Meter thick walls radiate warmth and aristocratic generosity. 14 comfortable guest rooms bear witness of old-world craftsmanship. In the comfortable lounges, guests enjoy culinary delights and regional specialties.