Hotel Corvatsch, St. Moritz

Corvatsch offers countless hiking options, attracting both casual and hardcore hikers with its expansive trails. The ski slopes boast an impressive 100 kilometers, ensuring ample opportunities for snow sports until the end of April. Snow enthusiasts can experience the thrill of Friday Snow Nights, with night skiing on Switzerland's longest illuminated slope.

The hotel stands at the highest mountain station in Graubünden, reaching an altitude of 3303 metres. From this vantage point, guests can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape. The Restaurant 3303 provides a cozy setting to admire these sights while sheltered from the wind.

Visitors can explore the Via Gastronomica trail, a scenic route that connects various restaurants, ideal for food enthusiasts. The ORMA Whisky distillery tour offers an insight into gourmet whisky production at the highest altitude. Seasonal events such as the Freestyle World Cup final and the Spring Festival provide excitement year-round.

Corvatsch's geographical position ensures powder snow remaining available until the end of April, ideal for snow sports lovers. Families can enjoy great slopes and stunning views of the frozen Lake Sils at Furtschellas. Among the runs, the Hahnensee run to St Moritz stands out as one of Engadin's most legendary.

Guests can savor meals at Graubünden's highest restaurant, where the menu offers a range of local dishes. Dining options include various alpine huts and sunny terraces that provide incredible settings for meals. The focus on local cuisine enhances the overall experience of the mountain retreat.

Location: Highest mountain station at 3303 metres

Outdoor Activities: 120 kilometres of skiing slopes

Dining: Restaurant 3303 with panoramic views

Events: Freestyle World Cup season final

Hiking: Via Gastronomica trail with gourmet stops

Winter Attraction: Friday Night Snow Nights