This is ne of the prettiest boutique hotel imaginable. It started out as a private mini-palace built around the beginning of the 20th century. We couldn't resist and had to take the not-so-cheap triplex tower suite. But it was worth it: Breathtaking views in all directions, lovely and bright decoration and furniture, wonderful bathroom and even a kitchen (which we didn't really need). Breakfast buffet was included in the price and very nice. Lovely terrace, very friendly staff. Just absolutely delightful.

Not recommended for people with any kind of motion handicap: no elevators, lots of steps everywhere.

Two adults and our thirteen year old daughter just stayed at the Villa Engiadina for one night on our way to Italy from Zurich. The Tower Suite is a unique and magnificent suite of rooms that can't be described in words. The two bedrooms were smallish but finely decorated, the bathroom was large and modern and the Tower room provided a panorama view of the mountains and valleys surrounding the area of Vulpera. One needs to go to the Villa's website to truly appreciate the structure of the hotel which is both playful and elegant...it has been renovated to a level of quality that indicates no expense was spared.
We had a dinner in the Villa's restaurant that compared well with any four star restaurant and breakfast was very satisfying. The managers, Achmed and Harry were welcoming and very attentive and the restaurant staff provided excellent service. The hotel was spotless inside and out. We are seasoned travelers who appreciate unique and luxurious accomodations and this special hotel and beautiful surroundings will not be forgotten. We sit in a charming hotel in Lucca, Italy tonight and wish we were back at the Villa Engiadina.