Hotel Walther Pontresina

A chic mountainside hideaway, the Paradies sits in an idyllic alpine valley in Ftan that’s as beautiful covered in a blanket of snow in the winter as it is surrounded by flowering meadows in the summer months.

The main buildings dates back to the early 20th century and has a cool Bauhaus feel complimented by selected artworks and antiques, and its 23 airy rooms feature balconies or terraces with sublime mountain views, with suites enjoying roaring fireplaces and some with separate living areas.

There are two restaurants – Charn Alpina which focuses on fine meat specialities and Cucagna that serves local produce. During the summer, celebrated chef Daniel Stutz hosts cooking classes in a mountain hut over a wood-burning stove, a truly unique culinary treat. There’s also a mountain view terrace, cosy library and a grand piano bar orientated around a fire.

Breakfast and parking are complimentary. The hotel has 2 restaurants, and a mountain-view terrace with a bar. An indoor bar has a fireplace and a grand piano, and there’s a library.

The hotel’s spa offers magnificent views of the Silvretta summit, a fine place to end up after a day of exploring the hiking and biking trails that start from here. And, in the winter, the pistes of the Motta Naluns ski resort are just a short ride away.

Situated at the foot of Mt Corvatsch, the Nira Alpina is a chic mountain retreat with plenty of quirky touches.

All of the 70 rooms and suites feature large terraces or balconies with panoramic windows overlooking the Engadin mountains.

Decor is the perfect blend of traditional and contemporary with natural materials such as Swiss Spruce, Italian stone and suede used throughout. Granite bathrooms feature waterfall showers and deep baths, perfect for sinking into after a day on the slopes or hiking trails.

St Moritz is known for its high-end restaurants Nira Alpina doesn’t disappoint. Embark on a tour of the world’s culinary hot spots at Stars restaurant or enjoy a cosy meal at the trattoria with its authentic stubli surroundings. Head to the rooftop bar for panoramic views of the snow-covered Engadin valley or the Pichalain apres-ski hut for a special dinner or drinks.

Relax and unwind at the Nira Spa which features a relaxation room with coloured mood lighting, steam room, sauna, vast whirlpool and fully-equipped gym.

Opened in 1869, and family-run for the past four generations, Hotel Steffani strives to make guests feel at home the moment they arrive. Located in the heart of St Moritz, the hotel blends typical Alpine style with modern luxury, making the most of what the beautiful valley has to offer.

Many of the 61 rooms have balconies with views of the St Moritz mountain, village, lake or the tranquil hotel garden. Bathed in sunlight and featuring traditional décor and local wood craftsmanship, rooms are spacious and welcoming.

One of the oldest restaurants in St Moritz, Le Lapin Bleu offers Swiss and Italian cuisine, and is famous for its chateaubriand and fondue. Chef Lu Kwok Ching from Hong Kong cooks traditional Cantonese specialties at Le Mandarin, the only Chinese restaurant in the area. Or, take a table at Stüva Grill and tuck into a traditional bauernbuffet while enjoying live Swiss music.

Refresh your body and soul at the spa, an oasis of wellbeing with an indoor pool, sauna, relaxation area and massage room.

A stay at Badrutt’s Palace is all about attention to detail. From personal touches that make guests feel immediately welcome, to fine dining and unmatched class, the hotel is a superb place to revitalise while visiting St Moritz.

Sink into luxurious bubble baths, appreciate high-quality fabrics, charming antiques and Italian marble and admire views of the village and the mountain Corviglia from one of the 157 plush rooms and suites. The Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, was a frequent guest and the idea for his legendary film The Birds occurred to him while staying in Suite 501.

The hotel’s culinary offerings are as diverse as the décor. Dine at seven restaurants, catch up with friends at three bars and dance the night away at the King’s Club.  Perfect for candlelit dinners, Le Restaurant exudes glamour, and the rustic atmosphere of Chesa Veglia attracts visitors and locals alike.

Stimulate your senses and restore balance at the spa. Dive into the infinity pool and make the most of the Engadin mountain scenery. Health has always been a top priority and the Palace Wellness spa is always evolving to offer the latest treatments. Guests looking for a little sporting adventure can swim, hike, ski, ice-skate or play tennis.