The house has grown over four centuries, and so have its rooms: vaults from the days of the farm, parlours of Swiss stone pine, rooms beneath the roof with a balcony over the valley. Each has its own light and its own view. What they share is the silence.
An Engadine vaulted room of the kind found in the valley’s old houses for centuries. The ceiling curves softly over the room, the walls are thick, the window sits deep in the stone. A room where you feel the age of the house.
Two levels beneath the roof. Below, the seating corner and the window onto Val Fex; up a wooden staircase, the gallery with the bed. A great deal of wood, a great deal of light, and room for a long stay.
A room as it once was: panelled walls and antique furniture of Swiss stone pine that still smells of the forest. A piece of Engadine living, as the valley’s farmers knew it.
„Ganz See, ganz Mittag, ganz Zeit ohne Ziel.“All lake, all noon, all time without aim.
Friedrich Nietzsche · Sils-Maria · 1887
The valley begins at the threshold. On the ground floor the door opens onto a terrace by the garden, higher up onto a balcony with a lounger. The first coffee outside in the morning, the last light on the mountains in the evening.
On the top floor of the annex. The sloping roof makes the room feel sheltered, the balcony opens it to the breadth of the valley. A place to lean back while your gaze travels over the mountains.
A comfortable room with a large double bed. Early in the morning the sun comes in and fills the room with warm light while the valley wakes outside.
Quiet and cosy, with everything you need for a few nights in the valley. The care shows in the small things.
We reopen on 18 December. You can already book for the coming season.