Our stay took place toward the end of summer and the views are literally breathtaking once you are there in person, standing in the middle of it all. Even though I would have loved to see the fall foliage and winter snow landscapes, the distant mountains lit by moonlight was magical. The spa and sauna melted my troubles away. A swim in the indoor pool was an elevated experience with a huge outdoor view. Our room was comfortable and kept tidy and clean by housekeeping, twice a day. Every morning in the sunny ballroom, there was a huge array of breakfast foods to choose from, complete with dairy-free and gluten-free options (which my lactose-intolerant self very much appreciated). Every night, the dinner had a different menu but I couldn’t seem to ever choose a dish that wasn’t a 5-star culinary experience in thoughtful portions (and I tried both vegetarian and regular menus). Each course was served straight to our candlelit table by professional wait staff while we were serenaded by the talented pianist who never played the same music twice. The theme of the hotel embodied “elegance” which was immediately apparent in the lounges and bar room, furnished with luxurious but comfortable pieces and tasteful floral arrangements. If you’re looking for THE warm, lavish, and classy hotel experience, this is it. What you don’t see in the pictures here is the level of hospitality and service the concierge and staff possess. After a series of unfortunate airline events, my husband and I realized one of our checked bags did not fly with us to the airport and was deemed missing - the one that had, among other travel necessities, our suits and evening dresses. Worrying about the dress code for the dinners at the hotel, we immediately notified the concierge about what happened and we were assured that we could be accommodated. Once we arrived, they were able to provide us with quite a few replacements for the essentials and toiletries we lost and helpfully offered to send someone to the nearby pharmacy in town with a list of whatever else we needed. For the dinners, they provided a spare jacket for my husband (and I happened to have just the one semi-formal outfit in our luggage) so that we could still adhere to the dress code and enjoy the experience, which we were and still are very grateful for. Even after our stay concluded, we still felt the same level of care from the staff. After returning home, my husband and I realized that the hiking trails map of Muottas Muragl (highly recommended to hike, by the way, it’s relatively easy with amazing views throughout) that we wanted to keep as a souvenir was accidentally thrown out. My husband wrote to the hotel, asking if they could send us another copy, and they happily obliged by sending us THREE maps with a thoughtful note - this should give you an idea of their hospitality. The note and one of the maps is currently framed and ready to be hung on our walls. I regret not paying more attention to remember specif