Time travel 
Historic hotels
Members of Swiss Historic Hotels
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Basel Region (1) Bernese Oberland (3) Central Switzerland (4) Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein (1)
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Graubünden (13) Lake Geneva Region (3) Neuchâtel / Jura / Bernese Jura (0)
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Montreux-Veytaux (Lake Geneva Region)
The charming 33-room Hôtel Masson lies in
an elevated, panoramic position on the old
Simplon road.
Paspels (Graubünden)
With its richly ornamented roof timbers, and
façades decorated in exquisite “sgraffiti”
style, this historical house casts an immediate
spell on all visitors.
Poschiavo GR (Graubünden)
Standing on the picturesque main square of
Poschiavo, the Hotel Albrici was originally
built in 1682 as a patrician house.
Rorschacherberg (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
The castle of Schloss Wartegg was built in
1557 by Caspar Blarer von Wartensee above
the southern shore of Lake Constance. His
Renaissance palace was extended significantly
three times: in 1676, 1860 and 1930.
Samedan (Graubünden)
In the heart of the village of Samedan –
“capital” of the Upper Engadine – and surrounded
by stunning mountain scenery, the
historic seat of the aristocratic Mÿsanus
family has stood for more than 400 years.
Santa Maria / Val Müstair (Graubünden)
Sils-Maria (Graubünden)
Just 10 km from bustling St. Moritz but in a
world of its own is the Waldhaus, perched
like a castle on a hilltop.
Soglio GR (Graubünden)
This aristocratic house, built in 1630 and
extended in 1701, was converted into a hotel
more than 100 years ago.
Solothurn (Schweizer Mittelland)
Napoleon, Casanova, Kissinger and Carreras
all had one thing in common: an unforgettable
visit to the Krone. This historic hotel,
dating from 1418, stands in the heart of the
old town of Solothurn.
Splügen (Graubünden)
Rooms with individual charm at a former
muleteers’ inn in the heart of Splügen village.
