There are many mountain villages in Graubünden, where mass tourism is unheard of. Here, you will find accommodation that wins you over with charm and character, not size.
The Paganini family farm berries, fruits, and dreams. Part of their business is a guest house with two modern double and family rooms. Products from their company are served at breakfast.
On their land near the Italian border, the Paganini family farm berries, fruits and, as the farm’s name implies, dreams. Part of their business is a guest house opened in 2017 with two modern double and family rooms. Their offering includes a rich breakfast buffet with products from their company.
Fall asleep with a view of the starry sky and wake up to mountain views – the hosts of Albiert Greina mountain lodge have developed two outdoor bedrooms with large windows and a homely atmosphere.
Fall asleep with a view of the starry sky and wake up to mountain views – Martina and Livio Caviezel-Caminada, hosts of Albiert Greina mountain lodge, have developed two outdoor bedrooms for guests, whose large windows brings the landscape into the room. You do not have to sacrifice comfort: plenty of wood and a stove create a homely atmosphere.
In 2018 Daniel Erne woke an old patrician house from its slumber and set up a Bed & Breakfast. In the four rooms of the B&B Pontisella designer furniture meets old masonry or wood panelling.
In 2018 Daniel Erne woke an old patrician house from its slumber and set up a Bed & Breakfast. The four rooms of the B&B Pontisella are uniquely and minimalistically furnished: In them designer furniture meets old masonry or wood panelling. Behind the house is a large garden where Daniel grows vegetables and herbs and guests can enjoy the mild summer evenings of Val Bregaglia.
Today, the Berghaus Splügenpass is a reminder of a time when Alpine travel was still an adventure. The property was built with six rooms in the heyday of the pass some 200 years ago.
Berghaus Splügenpass promises «time travel» in the Alps at 2035 m above sea level. Carefully restored, it evokes centuries gone by, when Alpine travel was still an adventure. The property was built with six rooms in the heyday of the pass some 200 years ago, when it was visited by 400 to 500 pack animals per week and from 1823 by carriages and wagons too.
5. Nostalgie-B&B Chrämerhus in Curaglia, Val Medel
The wooden floors creak, the beams groan. Guests stay in six double rooms with painted farmhouse beds at this B&B. They can relax in the small wellness area.
Built in 1912, time seems to stand still at Chrämerhus: the wooden floors creak. When the wind whistles around the house, the beams groan under their load. Guests stay in painted farmhouse beds in the six double rooms with shared showers. Traditional soapstone stoves provide warmth. Guests can relax in the small wellness area with an organic Swiss stone pine sauna, heated stone lounger and freestanding nostalgic bathtub.
The B&B is located in a Walser house that is over 200 years old. In its six double rooms, old meets new, creaky floorboards meet comfortable box-spring beds.
Nühus means ‘new house’ in Walser German. In fact, the traditional Walser house, which now serves as a B&B, is over 200 years old. Renovated in the 1960s by Graubünden architect Rudolf Olgiati, all of its rooms combine old and new, historical and modern. This is also true of the six spacious double rooms with creaky floorboards and comfortable box-spring beds. The B&B has an organic Swiss stone pine sauna with mountain views.
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