We stayed at hotel Adula in early April for a week. Overall we had an excellent experience, probably helped by fantastic weather and skiing. We stayed in a room in the new wing of the hotel.

The room was of a good size and cleaned and turnned down very efficiently. The decor of the room and public areas is slightly dated but very comfortable. Service is good, but German can help with some of the dinningroom staff. The reception repond quickly to request.

The food in the restuarant was of a high standard and the wine list was well balanced with typical pricing for a Swiss hotel. The pool is large and the outdoor spa pool good for unwinding after skiing. My children found the hotel welcoming and there were some very caring touches such as hot drinks for my small daugther served slightly cooler.

The schuttle bus to the slopes in the morning can be a bit irregular but other than that the service was outstanding.

Highly recommended.

Stayed in September and the hotel is very nice and as already mentioned the spa is lovely.
The hotel has a large bar area and a pianist in the evenings which adds some atmosphere.
Reception, bar and lounge area's are well serviced with attentive staff.
A fault of ours for certain was that we speak little German so were at the mercy of the Portuguese waiters to help us through the menu each evening. Seemed a little odd that more was not offered in English as apparently in the winter the hotel is filled 80% English. We did not go hungry though as the chief served good food.
Location is excellent.
Spa is amazing - albeit there are naked areas which can be a shock with the dim lighting in the hot area!!!!! You have been warned. Pool is a real swimming pool with hot spa outside. Nice gym and friendly staff.


Down side - We had a suite room which was nice but not as nice as we expected. As it was built into the roof ceilings slopped over the bed and the balcony was build up so a view could only be seen when standing - furniture outside was old chairs lacking a little "suite" appointing. Room furnishings were simply okay - seemed a little odd to have a table and 4 dining chairs when the hotel is not self catering. Had expected a little more from the suite to be honest especially as the bed was not comfortable.
A final gripe was in the restaurant the price of the wine.......approx £20+ for a house wine and then when you go down to the town even the most expensive named bottle is £10.00. The mark up of wine in hotels is to be expected but they really do add mark up here.

Stayed several times at the Adula. Always perfect and friendly service. Best is the brand new and large spa area (only for adults). Unfortunately no kids programms.