After our third visit to the Hotel Altana I thought it worth writing a review, even though I'd…read morereally rather keep the hotel a secret. This is a quiet gem in the Lower Engadine in Switzerland and offers the perfect balance of Swiss hospitality, convenience, location and surrounded by sheer beauty. As a three star hotel it offers comfortable, clean rooms furnished nicely and a superb dining room. Their chef shines at dinner with outstanding five course meals. The wine list is hand chosen by the hotel's owner and all are superb and are geared to enjoy with meals at reasonable prices. The hotel is very convenient to transportation and the ski lift which is 1 minute away. The south facing rooms have lovely balconies which face the mountains providing spectacular views. Highly recommended hotel.

From the owner: The families Edwin A. & Esther Lehmann and Adrian M. & Wirinthip Lehmann are welcoming you at the…read morehotel Altana. It is situated in the lower Engadine close to the train terminal Scuol, "at the border of the Swiss Grand Tour" as well as the bus station and the cable care station are only minutes away. We do provide nature, wellbeing and quality at reasonable rates and true hospitality in a familiar environment and great food. The Altana is also a multi lingual place where we speak and write English, French, Italian, German and Thai.

A beautifully restored hotel from the 1920's. The workers are amazing and give excellent service…read moreto all of the guests. The food is probably the best part of staying here. They definitely have an eye for quality. Some rooms use a community bathrooms and showers while others have very small, blue, ultra-modern bathrooms crammed into the room. The bathroom experience is worth the stay in itself, but you are going to love every other aspect of the hotel as well. Bergun is a nice small village of farmers with easy access to hiking trails. We enjoyed visiting the church and going to the bakery.

We chose this hotel based on recommendations from family who have started there nearly annually…read more I'm happy we booked here. The hotel is just across the bridge from the "centro storico" so we had a short walk every evening for dinners out which was totally fine because Bormio is a lovely town to walk through. The hotel has been undergoing renovations and we booked a new suite which was extremely spacious and very well stocked with everything from water to bathroom essentials, robes, and fitness equipment (bench, free weights, yoga mats, balance ball). Funivia is a sport hotel so it's perfect for cyclists and skiers. They even have a bike garage for cyclists. They also offer fitness classes outside in the summer/early fall. There's a pool, sauna, etc. Everyone was super gracious and beyond accommodating for our three year old daughter. They set up a crib and a little tub, for her too! However, this they are transitioning out of being a family oriented hotel and will be adult only soon.

If you are looking for an above average, family friendly hotel situated perfectly in Bormio, this…read moreis the place. We (2 adults + 2 kids) stayed here for two nights in July 2018 and enjoyed every second. The breakfast is nice with a good variety of bread, cereals, fruits and cakes. We had a superior room with a balcony towards the mountains and although the room was not huge, it was very adequate and suited our needs. The pool is nice and our kids loved it. It is indoor, but the doors can be opened to the outside, which is great, because you can sit outside and be close to your kids in the pool. They also have a kids room in the basement with toys. There is also a small spa with sauna and cold shower, but we did not try that. It is possible to book the rooms with just breakfast, but it is also possible to include dinner. There is also a very nice terrasse with sun beds and sofas and the atmosphere is so nice and relaxing. The employees here are very friendly and helpful. I imagine that this is also a wonderful hotel in the skiing season, since it also only takes about five minutes to walk to the gondola to the top of the mountain (this can also be recommended as a half-day trip)