Historic hotels

In 1883, Rudolf von Salis-Muralt commis - sioned the celebrated architect Nicolaus Hartmann to convert this farmhouse, built in 1590, into a magnificent patrician villa.

As a hotel with a living tradition, romantic atmosphere, family flair and values it holds dear, the Hotel Stern is the top address in Chur, the cantonal capital.

The Schatzalp was built in 1900 in Art Nouveau style as a luxury sanatorium, and was the setting for Thomas Mann’s novel “The Magic Mountain”.

Just an hour from Zurich, set in the magni - ficent mountain scenery of Flims Laax, lies a unique, self-contained holiday world, set in the most extensive hotel grounds in the whole of Switzerland.

This hotel was designed by the top Zurich architect Hermann Schneider in 1938, in the run-up to a Swiss national exhibition, as a total work of art of its time.

With its richly ornamented roof timbers, and façades decorated in exquisite “sgraffiti” style, this historical house casts an immediate spell on all visitors.

Standing on the picturesque main square of Poschiavo, the Hotel Albrici was originally built in 1682 as a patrician house.

In the heart of the village of Samedan – “capital” of the Upper Engadine – and surrounded by stunning mountain scenery, the historic seat of the aristocratic Mÿsanus family has stood for more than 400 years.

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Just 10 km from bustling St. Moritz but in a world of its own is the Waldhaus, perched like a castle on a hilltop.