Hotels near Piz Nair, Saint Moritz

The location of the hotel is very good, very good, and then the hotel service is also in place, although the price is a bit expensive, but all aspects are quite satisfactory, each determination may be that the room is still relatively small, there is no other problem

The hotel has a great location, not far from the main St. Moritz train station. After getting off the train, you can walk under the train tracks, cross the main road towards Lake St. Moritz, and you'll see the hotel right away. The only downside is that the hotel is situated on a hill, so walking uphill might be tiring, especially if you have a lot of luggage. However, the view from the hotel is absolutely stunning – truly breathtaking. The service and assistance were excellent. The breakfast offered a wide variety of choices and was of good quality. There were also Thai-speaking staff members overseeing the dining area.

I originally wanted to enjoy swimming and fitness in the hotel, but the nearby ones were closed during this time, so I had to take a bus to another town, which was very inconvenient. It happened to snow on the day I stayed in the hotel, and the scenery was nice, so I took a lot of photos as souvenirs.

Our room was so warm and cozy and it’s next to several trails. The building apartment is literally next to the woods and it gives a really nature vibe. David was so helpful about everything we needed and the other staff was so nice and lovely they let us check in earlier than the check in time. They even took care of my luggage after check out as I wanted to do a hike near the area.

The breakfast is good, but there aren't enough toilets. For five rooms with four people each, there's only 1 toilet and two showers. Another block had 2 toilets and one shower. Lockers require a 2 Swiss Franc coin deposit. The reception is open until 10 PM. There's no shower gel or shampoo in the shower, and towels cost 3 Swiss Francs.

The reception staff, the room, dinner, and breakfast were all wonderful. The only thing that bothered me was that the red cloth from Hotel Norda, which is shown in the room photos on every booking site, wasn't on the bed, which was a little disappointing. Also, I think it's because I'm Japanese, but I was surprised that there was no door on the shower.

The self checking system didn't function satisfactorily.The staff at the Reine Victoria hotel are helpful. The room is clean but there is only one electric socket in the room excluding the one in the washroom. The electric kettle given had a break in the kettle handle,my friend got a scald and blister after handling it. Breakfast is nice and the one in charge is helpful.