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Discover the best hotels in Guarda, Engadin Scuol, Canton of Graubunden, Swiss Alps including Meisser Romantica, Guarda Lodge, Hotel Meisser, Meisser Lodge, Chasa Tabla Guarda, Tessanda.
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1. Meisser Romantica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Great location and friendly welcome
Reviewed By leighbcd2014We liked the hotel, however for the price I would have expected at least some hand soap in the bathroom. The bathroom is a soap/shampoo free-zone, be sure to bring your own. Also on Monday, there is only one restaurant open in the village in the summer so you will need to reserve. But we loved everything else about the hotel, the service was great, the beds were comfy and Guarda itself is very special
2. Guarda Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 288 reviews
Guarda Lodge lies on the sunny side of the beautiful new village quarter of Schellenursli-Dorf. This B&B hotel is the perfect point of departure for relaxing walks and mountain bike tours, and is ideally situated for exploring the Engadin and the Swiss National Park. Come up (to 1700 metres) to wind down: Guarda Lodge is the perfect place for you to enjoy a getaway. Here you can take a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The Guarda Lodge offers large, modern and comfortable rooms and a delicious breakfast with regional produce. All the rooms come with a small balcony, bathroom/shower and WC, radio/TV/tablet and free WLAN. Parking is available.
Nice location for hiking holidays!
Reviewed By majanazzaVery comfortable and charming location? really nice breakfast with attention to regional products and low waste??? The place offers amazing view of the valley. Rooms are modern and very comfortable. Nice place for hiking holidays! Thank you
3. Hotel Meisser
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 477 reviews
Mitten im Dorfkern beginnen Ihre Ferien im Hotel Meisser: In zwei sgraffitogeschmückten Engadiner Häusern, die als Bauernhöfe aus dem 17. Jahrhundert Charakter zeigen. Hier wohnen Tradition und Moderne unter einem Dach. Draussen öffnet die Bergwelt ungeahnte Horizonte, drinnen schenken historische Stuben Geborgenheit. Ein Ort der Ruhe und Erholung, ein Platz zum Regenerieren und Kräfte sammeln. Ursprünglich, idyllisch, verzaubert – und deshalb so aussergewöhnlich. Stilvolle Zimmer und Suiten laden zum Erholen und Geniessen ein. Die heimelige Stüvetta Lounge mit Bibliothek und Kamin ist entspannter Anlaufpunkt zum Lesen oder Plaudern. In unserem Restaurant werden alle Sinne satt. Der einzigartige Jugendstil-Speisesaal aus der Jahrhundertwende macht Geschichte lebendig und bietet einen prachtvollen Rahmen für feinste kulinarische Köstlichkeiten aus der Meisser Küche die Ihren Gaumen verwöhnen. Der grosszügige Hotelgarten, mit angenehmen Relaxliegen und die Gartenlounge runden Ihre unvergesslichen Ferien in Guarda perfekt ab. Die Meisser Gym liegt mitten in der Natur, mit fantastischer Aussicht auf die Engadiner Bergwelt.
Our favorite place to stay
Reviewed By ericab79We have been here several times and we really enjoy this place- not only for its fabulous location and the views, but the hotel itself is very thoughtfully done, set up for enjoying a quiet weekend, with good food and pleasant walks (or other activities if that's your thing-- yoga, massage, etc are all available). The staff are kind, friendly and unobtrusive. We will be back again!
4. Meisser Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Auf 1.700 Meter Seehöhe, hoch über dem Alltag liegt die Meisser Lodge. Mit frischem Wind, liebevollen Details und einer grossen Portion Leidenschaft haben wir ein sportliches, alpines Ferienzuhause in legerem, ungezwungenem Ambiente geschaffen. Vor der Türe beginnt das Berg-Abenteuer für Gross und Klein. Familien finden in der Meisser Lodge gesunden und ruhigen Berggenuss in der Heimat des Schellen-Ursli. Eine kleine Sauna und Dampfbad dienen zur Erholung nach einem aktiven Tag. Ein einfaches, gemütliches à la carte Restaurant für den kulinarischen Genuss runden das Angebot ab. Alle Zimmer wurden 2016 renoviert und sind mit Fernseher und Wlan ausgestattet. Die meisten Zimmer haben einen Balkon mit traumhaften Bergblick.
Experience a Several Hundred Year Old Swiss Village
Reviewed By C_and_MHIf you are interested in going back in time, say the 16 or 17 hundreds you are in luck in Guarda. This tiny village or “dorf” in German has about 200 inhabitants living in several dozen buildings, which date back several hundred years. Many of them appear to be abandoned, but that doesn’t take away the village charm. At the very end of the main road you will find the Lodge. The hotel owns a few properties in town, but to our surprise the Lodge was the only one with a room available. The staff greeted us well enough at the main reception. While our room came with dinner, we inquired about eating one night in the main building which appears a little more upscale. Apparently it was also sold out - this could be due to COVID-19 and social distancing rules. Anyway, we received our keys and walked to the lodge a few minutes away. It would have been nice to have been driven up to the lodge with a golf cart, due to the cobble stone streets, but it wasn’t offered, though we did spot one. The Lodge is less impressive than the main building. It’s more traditional with some recent alpine chic upgrades. When we arrived dinner was closing at 20:00 so we quickly were seated as we arrived late. Again, due to social distancing we were seated near the kitchen and coffee machine and it was assigned to us for the length of our stay, which was disappointing. I must say that the food was excellent, which says a lot considering we are really in the middle of nowhere. Lachs was fresh as were vegetables. The wine list was also reasonably priced and it included a mix of Swiss gems and France, Spain and New World options. Eventually we made it to our room. It was rather small a mix of light woods and felt. It was okay, but only gripe is the shower. The piece of glass to keep the water from soaking the floor was too short and I could barely wet myself without water going everywhere. A simple shower curtain would have been preferred. MTB bikes are available for free and wifi was reasonably fast. The only other nit is the parking area. In order to park one needs to navigate a very narrow space between two historic buildings and by the number of scuff marks on the wall not everyone is so lucky to make it through, including a Range Rover we saw in the parking lot. So wide vehicles need not try. My advice set expectations in the middle and then they will be upgraded by the views alone.
5. Chasa Tabla Guarda
6. Tessanda
