We had very relax & lovely stay in this hotel.
Nice hotel Spa with different saunas (very interesting !), out side swimming pool, garden & large public spa in next door !

The room we had was large, confortable and modern.

We loved breakfast : large choice & good service on 2 different restaurants.

Upon check out, they offer us to take us to train station which was not expected and really nice. For sure, we would like to back again.

Stayed one night to relax and enjoy the really nice wellness area. Check-in was friendly and room 334 at the Hof (the big building in the back) newly remodeled (this was presented as "showroom" which means other rooms will be converted over the next months). Therefore all new furniture and a very nice king size bed. Style is old-fashioned/classy as the hotel targets an elderly clientele. The few kids present were mostly with their grand parents.
Dinner at the Olives d'Or was great - maybe a little bit too much (4-5 course dinner).
Breakfast was a highlight with everything you could wish for including Prosecco and a perfect Bircher Müesli.

My husband and I decided to treat ourselves to a relaxing getaway before our baby arrived and it was worth every indulgent moment! We stayed in a Junior Suite which was outfitted with all the modern amenities, comfy beds and a tranquil view of the park and mountains. The highlight of our stay included the indulgent spa treatments, and I highly recommend the medical pedicure as the therapist was very thorough in ensuring the smoothest feet possible and did a great job with lacquer! The facialist was also amazing and provided a relaxing, deep cleansing experience with Sisley products for the "Facial Light" treatment.

Breakfast was a treat each morning and eggs with sausage or bacon can be ordered from the kitchen as well. Evening apéro and after dinner cocktails were a treat at the bar with one of the best entertainers who sings like Frank Sinatra! Couples were dancing and it was quite a convivial atmosphere. Afternoon tea at the lounge was also a treat with a live pianist. Quality of pastries could be better as the apple pie was bits of apple pieces mixed with custard that tasted like an apple cake (got a mixed fruit tart instead which was ok). Some items are better than the rest but at least the tea selection was great to choose from.

We had dinner at Namu which was more of an "European Thai" restaurant than an authentic Thai restaurant. Good quality of food but do not expect authentic Thai cuisine as the taste is more for suited for the "European" palette.

Overall, a fantastic experience with the wide choice of Thermal pools (the public pools can be quite crowded during the weekend) hence the private pool for hotel guests is much more exclusive. Service from the staff was friendly and professional although not overly intuitive. But definitely worth a return visit!

The Grand Hotel Quellenhof in Bad Ragaz is absolutely amazing. If ever there was a 6 star hotel - this is it. The staff are outstanding. Multilingual, courteous, friendly, helpful. The hotel is beautifully decorated. Our rooms were like a luxurious apartment: spacious, comfortable, gorgeous decor. The large, well appointed bathrooms have a tv and plenty of space for two people getting ready in the morning. Each room had a bowl of fresh fruit and a coffee/tea maker with a nice selection of coffees and teas. The hotel has fantastic spa amenties, pools, massage rooms, quiet/meditative rooms to mention just a few of all that they offer. Mustn't forget free access to a Harley Davidson motorbike or Mercedes sedan - just pay for the gas! Walking around inside and out of the hotel is relaxing as everything is so luxurious and pleasing. The hotel grounds are a delight, like a park - there's even mini-golf. The town of Bad Ragaz is almost fairytale'ish! Quaint homes, churches, castle ruins - everything about the hotel and the town was amazing! If you have the chance to visit - don't hesitate as you will absolutely love it.