HOTEL LAUDINELLA, St. Moritz

Hotel Laudinella provides 175 rooms, some with a balcony. Options include rooms with hand-carved pine wood furniture, newly renovated rooms in the Metropol wing with views of Corviglia mountain and the hotel garden, and rooms facing Mezdi mountain with balconies and modern bathrooms. Family rooms accommodating up to four members are available. Some rooms offer a living room separated from the bedroom. All rooms include TV, safety box, and a bathroom with hairdryer.

Hotel Laudinella features multiple dining options. Stüva offers a varied buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including vegetarian options. GourmIndia pop-up restaurant provides South Asian cuisine with Indian chefs. Made in Asia serves Thai and Japanese dishes, prepared in open kitchens. Regional alpine cuisine, such as capuns, pizzocheri, fondue, and raclette, is available. The Lej da Staz restaurant offers Swiss dishes and views of the lake and pine forest.

Guests receive free entry to the public indoor pool & spa OVAVERVA, 100 m away. During the closing times of the Ovaverva in spring and autumn, the entrance to the Laudinella wellness area is free. The wellness area offers massages and beauty treatments such as manicure, pedicure, and body sugaring. A lounge terrace on the fifth floor provides views of the lake, village, and mountains. The hotel offers access to a publicly accessible library with works from artists inspired by the Engadin landscape.

Hotel Laudinella is a 25-minute walk from St. Moritz, and 200 km from Agno. The hotel is in the immediate vicinity of the bus station, with routes to other ski areas. Erich's Taxi offers direct airport transfers to Engadin. The Engadinbus and RhB provide transportation options. The hotel is located in the high valley on the south side of the Alps.

Hotel Laudinella offers a transfer service from and to St Moritz train station upon arrival and departure (8 a.m. - 9 p.m.). Guests have access to a children's playroom in Hotel Reine Victoria. The hotel offers a cultural program, daily newspapers, and a library. The Laudinella Engadin Library grows through signed works by authors who stay and hold readings. There are spaces for events, such as seminars, conferences, concerts, or weddings.