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• Grand Hotel Kronenhof
  "Relaxhotel pur mit bester Aussicht"
  "This hotel truly is a jewel in the valley of Engadin! What looks already great from the outside can even be topped when inside enjoying the fantastic cuisine with its attentive staff, nice and cozy rooms with great view towards Corviglia, and last but not least one of the best SPAs I've ever visited...". Can only be recommended and comes at fair prices when considering what is being offered. " More >
• Hotel Station
  "Comfortable and Conveniant"
  "Stayed here for 15 nights at the end of the skiing season. It is very conveniantly placed for both train and bus connections if you want to get around. It is a 10 min uphill walk to the centre of town, though. The Hotel is simple, but clean and comfortable and the restaurant is good. It does have a..." Sauna which is nice too. All in all, a nice place to stay and less pretentious than the Hotels in the twon centre. " More >
• Berghaus Diavolezza
  "Very pretty - great side trip on way to St Moritz"
  "In October 2010, we caught the local train from Tirano towards St Moritz. having looked at the stories on Tripadvisor, we chose the local train rather than the more touristy Bernina Express, and we were glad that we did. I am sure the views we had of the spectacular scenery were every bit as good as..." if we caught the Bernina Express. We had the carriage on our train to ourselves which was great. One of the joys of the local train is that there are optional stops, particularly around the top of Bernina pass. To have the train stop at an optional stop, you similar press the button in the carriage - just like you would in Brisbane Australia to request that the public bus stop at the next bus stop. So we requested a stop at the Diavolezza station, which was little more than a deserted shed. A path leads above the train station a few hundred metres to the gondola station. We were able to leave our big bags at the Gondola station, as we caught the gondola to the top of the Diavolezza. It was ... " More >