Hotel Conrad

“We only stayed here for just a night but the hotel accommodated us so well and the staff were super friendly and helpful. We arrived early and had to get ready for an event and, understandably our room was not ready but they still opened up a space for us to change and get ready which was great. Furthermore, they were extremely helpful with directions and stepped into help us when buses weren’t running due to the bike marathon happening on the day. So thoughtful and made our stay smooth and seamless! Loved it!”

“Conveniently located, this family-run hotel matched our expectations. Breakfast is very good. Staff is friendly and helpful. Our room was a 2-room studio with separated kitchen and a huge balcony. Even if a little dated, it's still clean and comfortable.”

“Spacious, modern and recently renovated room in a traditional engadiner house! Great bathroom, very good quality matress, tons of pillows. Friendly and helpful staff. Bus stop around the corner and there is no need for a ticket as the hotel provides you with a free travelcard. People with mobility issues might find it hard to go uptown when the bus stops in the early evening. All in all a great little hotel in the heart of Scuol's old town!”

“Absolutely wonderful! From the sweet, happy older gentleman who checked me in, to the ladies who served dinner, to the breakfast lady, everyone was so helpful and kind. Also the courteous young man who assisted with serving that first night I was there, he also checked me out when I left. Dinners were exceptional and the breakfast was delicious. My room was much nicer than I had expected! It was awesome! Beautiful room with lovely balcony overlooking the church, village and mountains. At night, it was so quiet, never heard such a great silence. They also give you a free bus/train and cable car pass if you stay three nights or more. I visited all the villages in the lower Engadine using my pass and took the cable car to the top and hiked down to Ftan. Awesome hiking in the lower Engadine. Thank you all. Signed, lady from Manheim, not Mannheim. The older gentleman will understand this.”