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Timber walls sit alongside soft seating and rugs. There is space to sit away from the bed, while the layout changes between the junior suites. Some combine the living and sleeping areas in one room; others keep them apart. The roofline also varies. The upper-floor design shown by the hotel has exposed beams and a sloping ceiling.

A bath or shower completes the bathroom. Closets give you room to unpack, and the bed comes with a choice of down or feather pillows. Both Classic and Contemporary rooms sit within this category. Furniture and finishes vary, with sofas or chairs arranged to suit each layout.

Timber walls and patterned fabrics give the living room an Alpine feel. Its seating sits apart from the main bedroom, while a balcony extends the suite outside. Closets give you room to unpack for a longer stay. One version also adds a separate single bedroom.

The bathroom has a bath with shower facilities, and the toilet is separate. Down or feather pillows let you choose the bedding to suit your taste, with bathrobes supplied as well. This category includes Griggeler and Landhaus rooms. Their layouts differ, but each keeps a lounge apart from the main sleeping area and has its own outdoor space.

The main bedroom has its own sitting area, with high-backed chairs and a small table by the window. Timber walls and a panelled ceiling give the room a traditional Alpine feel. A second, smaller bedroom sits separately, allowing one guest a sleeping space of their own.

That room also has its own shower and toilet. The main bathroom adds a bathtub, with separate washing areas shown in the hotel's floor plan. A writing desk and closets provide space for work and clothes. Down or feather pillows are available, and the main room's upholstered bench adds another place to sit while getting ready.

Wood panelling covers the walls and ceiling, with a padded headboard adding a softer finish around the bed. The sitting area shares the main room, so there is a place to read away from the pillows. The larger layouts have a sofa and coffee table, though furniture varies between rooms.

The bathroom has a bath or shower, and down or feather pillows offer a choice for the night. Bathrobes and in-room internet are provided. Windows have both light curtains and heavier drapes. These can be drawn for the evening or left open to bring daylight into the timber-lined room.

A separate single bedroom gives a third guest a room of their own, alongside the main living and sleeping area. Each bedroom has a bathroom, and the floor plan shows the rooms reached from the entrance area. The main room has seating and a desk, with windows and balcony doors along its outer wall.

Timber panelling and built-in storage keep the interior close to the hotel's traditional Alpine style. The balcony wraps around the main room in the layout shown by the hotel. Bathing and shower facilities are provided, while down or feather pillows offer a choice at bedtime. The smaller bedroom has its own shower and toilet.

Two connected living and sleeping areas give each pair of guests their own room to return to. Each has an en-suite bathroom, so the layout offers more independence than a shared bedroom with extra beds. Wood-panelled walls and ceilings carry the same Alpine style through the apartment, with upholstered seating beside the windows.

The bathrooms provide baths or showers, depending on the layout. A desk gives space for writing or a laptop, and closets keep clothing apart from the seating areas. Down or feather pillows can be selected for the beds.

Swiss pine covers the walls and ceiling, and broad windows bring the landscape into the living room. The wood has its own natural scent. A tiled stove stands beside the sitting area, while a separate bedroom leaves the lounge free for later in the evening.

A Nespresso machine, wine fridge and ice maker make it easy to prepare a drink in the suite. The bathroom has a bath and shower, and closets hold clothes and luggage. Down or feather pillows provide a choice for the bed. Pine doors and built-in cupboards continue the wood finish through the rooms, beside the lighter bathroom surfaces.

Wood panels cover the walls and ceilings across the different versions of this suite. A separate living room has soft seating around a coffee table. The bedrooms have padded headboards and their own storage. Some layouts use checked fabrics; others pair pale seating with patterned curtains.

Bathroom layouts vary with the bedrooms. The larger one-bedroom version has two bathrooms, while the two-bedroom option gives each bedroom its own. Bathrobes and a choice of down or feather pillows are provided. Closets hold clothes and luggage, keeping the main rooms clear. A shared lounge remains part of each version, with seating away from the beds.

The lounge sits apart from the bedroom, leaving a place to read or spend the evening away from the sleeping area. Timber walls and ceiling panels frame the rooms, with padded headboards and soft fabrics balancing the wood. These suites belong to the hotel's Contemporary collection.

The bathroom has a bath and shower, and the suite opens onto a balcony or terrace. Closets keep clothes out of the main living area. Down or feather pillows are available for the bed, with bathrobes supplied as well. Different sizes have their own room layouts, while all provide outdoor space alongside a lounge and bedroom.

Two sleeping and sitting areas each have their own bathroom. Wood panels cover the walls and ceilings, with checked throws and fabrics adding texture to the rooms. The larger sitting area shown by the hotel has a sofa and coffee table beyond the bed. The other has chairs close to the window.

A balcony extends the layout outside, with views towards the mountains. Inside, closets hold clothes and luggage, while a desk offers a place to write. Each bedroom has a bath or shower. The beds also come with a choice of down or feather pillows, allowing guests to set up their own space for the night.

Swiss pine surrounds the living area, where a tiled stove and panoramic windows give the room its distinctive character. The bedrooms sit apart from a shared lounge, creating a central place for everyone to gather. Two bathrooms serve the suite, with a bath or shower in one and a shower in the other.

Drinks can be kept in the wine fridge, and an ice maker and Nespresso machine are also provided. There is closet space for clothes and a choice of down or feather pillows. Pine doors and built-in cabinetry continue the same material through the interior.

A southwest-facing balcony opens off the combined living and sleeping area. Indoors, a sofa and coffee table sit beneath timber walls and ceiling beams. A padded bench stands at the foot of the bed, adding a place to sit while getting ready.

The bathroom has a bathtub with a shower, and closets provide space for clothes and luggage. Down or feather pillows can be chosen for the bed. Soft rugs and patterned fabrics bring contrast to the wood throughout the room. The furniture defines places to sleep, sit and read within the open layout, rather than closing off a separate lounge.

The bedroom sits apart from the living room, with a balcony adding somewhere to step outside. Timber panelling, soft seating and rugs bring an Alpine feel to the suite. A desk and armchair provide more places to sit in the bedroom design shown by the hotel.

The bathroom has a bathtub and shower, with bathrobes supplied for the stay. Closets provide room to unpack, and down or feather pillows offer a choice for the bed. Glass doors bring daylight in from the balcony. Light curtains and heavier drapes frame the windows, allowing the room to feel more enclosed after dark.

Two lounges give guests a choice of places to sit. They sit apart from the bedrooms, each of which has its own bathroom. Wood panelling, soft seating and patterned fabrics follow the hotel's Classic style.

A balcony adds a place to step outside. The bathrooms provide a bath or shower, with separate toilet facilities as well. Closets hold clothes and luggage, and down or feather pillows can be chosen for the beds. Bathrobes are supplied, along with in-room internet. The pair of lounges allows one group to gather while others have a separate space for reading or a conversation.

A shared lounge links the rooms without turning either bedroom into a passage through the suite. High-backed chairs sit against timber walls, and the living room opens towards the balcony. Wood panels continue across the ceiling in the hotel's Classic style.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom, with a bath or shower and space to wash. A Nespresso machine is provided for coffee in the suite, and closets offer room to unpack. Down or feather pillows are available for the beds. The main bathroom has two basins in the floor plan, while the other bedroom has a shower room of its own.

The balcony faces southwest, adding an outdoor space beyond the living room. Inside, a sofa and armchairs surround the coffee table. Patterned curtains and a timber ceiling bring an Alpine feel to the lounge. The bedroom has a sitting area of its own, with chairs set beside a small table.

A shower serves the private sauna area, while the main bathroom has a bath and shower by the bedroom. Closets offer space for clothes and luggage, and down or feather pillows are available for the bed. Floor lamps beside the chairs and lamps near the bed provide light in different parts of the suite.

Two living rooms give the suite more than one place to gather. The bedrooms sit apart from these shared spaces, each with its own bathroom. Wood panelling and soft fabrics bring the hotel's Alpine style into the rooms.

The balconies face south and northwest, with two different aspects to enjoy outdoors. Closets provide room for clothes and luggage, and down or feather pillows are available for the beds. Each bathroom has a bath or shower, with bathrobes supplied as well. The sloping roof shapes parts of the interior, while the timber finish runs through the living and sleeping areas.

A separate lounge gives this suite room for evenings indoors, with a sofa and armchairs arranged around a coffee table. Wood panelling runs across the ceiling, while patterned curtains and soft upholstery add detail to the sitting area. The bedroom sits apart from the lounge and has further seating of its own.

The bathroom includes a bathtub and shower, with bathrobes ready for use. A balcony opens the suite to the outdoors, and closets provide storage for clothes and luggage. Down or feather pillows can be chosen to suit your preference. Lamps beside the bed and seating areas provide separate sources of light across the rooms.

The shared living room sits apart from the bedrooms, with a balcony extending the suite outdoors. Timber walls and ceiling panels bring the Alpine setting into the rooms. Padded headboards, rugs and an armchair soften the wood-lined bedroom design.

The bathroom has a bathtub and shower, with a separate toilet for use while someone else is bathing. Closets leave room for clothes and luggage, and the beds have down or feather pillows. A desk offers a place to write or use a laptop. Glass doors bring daylight into the bedroom, with light curtains and heavier drapes framing the windows.

Glass around the sauna leaves the timber-lined interior on view, making it part of the suite's design as well as a place to bathe. The lounge and bedroom are separate, and the bedroom pairs wood-panelled walls with an upholstered headboard. Large glazed doors bring light into the room and lead towards the balcony.

The bathroom includes a bathtub and shower. Closets provide storage for clothes and extra pillows, with down or feather options available for the bed. An armchair offers another place to sit in the bedroom itself. Light curtains cover the glazing, with heavier drapes framing the windows.

Timber covers the walls and ceiling, while a tall padded headboard gives the bed a softer backdrop. An armchair sits near the window, and a writing desk holds a book or laptop. Built-in cupboards keep clothes and luggage out of the main room.

The bathroom has either a bathtub or a shower, depending on the room. Full-length curtains sit alongside lighter window coverings. Bedside lamps provide light close to the pillows. The interior follows the hotel's Classic style, with wood grain, fabric and simple furniture. Together, these details give the room an Alpine feel without filling the space with large pieces of furniture.

A central sitting room separates the two bedroom areas, with a sofa and table shown in the hotel's floor plan. Both bedrooms have their own bathrooms, giving guests separate places to get ready. The balcony opens off one side of the suite and adds an outdoor space alongside the indoor lounge.

A Nespresso machine is provided, so coffee can be made without leaving the room. The bathrooms include bathing and shower facilities, and closets hold clothes and luggage. Down or feather pillows offer a choice for the night. Desks are shown in the bedroom areas, alongside chairs close to the windows.

Each bedroom has a sitting area and an en-suite bathroom, giving the apartment two distinct places to spend time indoors. The rooms connect as one accommodation, while keeping their sleeping spaces separate. A balcony adds an outdoor place to pause between time on the mountain and evenings at the hotel.

The bathrooms have a bath or shower, with a toilet in each. Closets provide storage for clothes and luggage, and down or feather pillows let guests choose their bedding. Bathrobes are supplied, along with in-room internet.