Escape to the 7132 Hotels, where the rugged beauty of the Grisons mountains meets modern luxury and design. Located at the entrance to the charming village of Vals, our hotels offer a unique sanctuary, a place to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the alpine landscape, and enjoy a world of leisure, relaxation, and rejuvenation in a stimulating and stylish setting.

A 14-room design hotel in the heart of Buchs in the St. Gallen Rhine Valley, Gasthaus Traube is a modern urban alpine retreat offering a sophisticated base for exploring Switzerland and Liechtenstein. As a new member of 84 Rooms, it stands out for its serene atmosphere, refined style, and a deep commitment to regional discovery, offering a curated experience far beyond a simple stay.

Between 900 mountain peaks, 600 lakes and 150 valleys of the Grisons Alps lies the historic Maiensäss village Radons. Just above it: its historic Berghuus - lovingly restored in 2020 and awakened to new life and unmistakable charm. The history of the house goes back more than 80 years. Today's host, Fadri Arpagaus, runs his Berghuus and cooks for himself, and has created an intimate, romantic domicile with a view of sweeping valleys and a magnificent summit panorama.

The Pensiun Aldier is a charming little hotel in Sent, a beautifully preserved historic village in the sun-blessed Engadin. Set at 1443m, the hotel was built in 1865 and is an elegant home-from-home.

Synonymous with the glamorous Swiss ski resort of Klosters, Chesa Grischuna is a simple but charming hotel that has remained true to its roots since it was opened by Hans Guler in 1938. A feat of Landi design and craftsmanship, it became a place of refuge for American GIs during the Second World War, as well as film stars, directors, and writers— earning it the name “Hollywood on the Rocks.” Greta Garbo, Gene Kelly, and Rex Harrison have all signed the guestbook in this historic house.

A majestic Art Nouveau icon that has successfully bridged the gap between Belle Époque grandeur and contemporary alpine lifestyle. Following a meticulous 2022 renovation, the Cresta Palace has emerged as the vibrant, relaxed alternative to the formal "Grand Hotels" of neighboring St. Moritz. It is a place where high-ceilinged history meets a high-performance outdoor spirit.

This 16th-century guesthouse is a unique blend of Engadine heritage and contemporary art curation. It is the newest project from Artfarm (founded by Hauser & Wirth co-founders Iwan and Manuela Wirth), guaranteeing an exceptional, art-centric experience. Located in Sils Maria, Casa Marchetta is covered in traditional sgraffito etching and furnished with antiques and calming arven (Swiss stone pine) wood.

Sitting prettily at the end of the sun-blessed Engadin Valley is Villa Flor, a hidden guesthouse run with care and passion by former gallerist Ladina Florineth. It is near to St Moritz in the diminutive village of S-chanf, yet feels a world away; something her cult following of creatives want to keep this way.

Reminiscent of a fairytale castle, Suvretta House is located in St Moritz, in the magnificent landscape of the Upper Engadine, surrounded by majestic mountains and lakes that glisten in summer, and freeze over in winter. A 5-star luxury resort with a private ski lift, it is also the only hotel in St Moritz with ski-in/ski-out access.

Villa Honegg is a unique 5-star superior hotel in the heart of Switzerland on Mount Bürgenstock at Lake Lucerne. This long-established hotel was built in 1905 and reopened in May 2011. For its size, it is unique in Switzerland in terms of what it offers. As a haven of peace and privacy, it enjoys an incomparable setting. Switzerland’s smallest superior 5-star hotel is a masterpiece of art to delight all senses. One of the highlights is the lovely 34-degree outdoor pool with stunning views.

Just opened, The Brecon, is an Alpine hideaway that will bring hospitality to the Swiss Alps like that of a generous friend who intuits your every need – with the facilities of a luxury Alpine chalet at hand. Tucked away in the mountain village of Adelboden, 45 minutes from Bern and two hours from both Zurich and Geneva, its offering is about warm hospitality, careful attention to detail, and delectable freedom from the outside world.

The Hotel Jungfrau stands on its own at Wengernalp, at a height of 1900 feet surrounded by a world of peace and tranquillity. This traditional family-run hotel, originating from the 19th century, has been lovingly restored and modernized in several stages, and by today’s standards is considered one of the most charming hotels in the Alps which is especially attractive to families with its pure mountain air. The Wengernalp train station and Jungfrau railway are conveniently reached.

One of the few remaining grandes dames of the Swiss Alps of the nineteenth century, Bellevue des Alpes stands at a showstopping 2,054 meters on the Scheidegg Pass, overlooking the iconic Eiger, and is reachable only by train or on foot. Once there, you have a feeling of utter peace and of stepping back in time to a golden age of mountain hospitality. Open in both winter and summer, it is a very special option for those who lean toward tradition and the family-run.

Perched above the resort of Crans-Montana, LeCrans is notable for its swoon-worthy views of the Valais region’s extraordinary peaks. It is a grown-up place to switch off and enjoy one’s splendid isolation, cosseted by the tranquil alpine forest that borders the hotel.

Hotel Bella Tola is a historic mountain retreat in Switzerland’s picturesque Valais valley rooted in its surrounding nature. A generous white property with pretty blue shutters, the hotel is ideal for those planning to ski or snowshoe in the Saint-Luc and Chandolin areas in winter or hike and bike in summer.

Reopened in December 2021 after extensive renovations, BEAUSiTE Zermatt offers freshly refurbished spacious rooms and suites in warm colours with detailed fabrics and a British flair bring back the Swiss golden age of alpinism. You have a breathtaking view of the landmark of the Valais mountain village, the Matterhorn from almost every angle of the hotel.

The Omnia is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional mountain lodge in the glamorous Swiss resort of Zermatt. A quintessentially American concept, it has been reinvented for the Swiss Alps by the New York-based architect Ali Tayar. With its one-of-a-kind location, interior design, fine cuisine, and comprehensive wellness program, THE OMNIA strives to create an environment for moments of peace, in harmony with nature.