In a nice central, yet quiet setting with indoor and outdoor pool and open grounds for outdoor…read moredining. The room we had was spacious, clean and comfortable. Pricing for accommodations is also reasonable. My only critical points are that the dining hall and lobby areas are aged and dated from the 50's or 60's and the appeal is to an older clientele, which is OK if you're on a family trip with your kids, however if you're looking for something young and hip, this place is not for you. And the food was equally dated, and did not range too far from the usual meat and potatoes fare, occasionally a fish dish was offered - not bad, but certainly not a restaurant you'd go to repeatedly as a dining destination.

This is a great hotel. The staff is perfect everybody is friendly and welcoming. The rooms and Spa…read moreare beautifully. The food is delicious that's all I can say.

Went here in April 2026 to ski with long time friends. Highly recommended by one friend. It did not…read moredisappoint. Logistically, it is nearby the main Gondola, but you can walk to other lifts. The locker rooms are a great addition, including boot warmers. We skied our last day, and we were able to stow our bags, and allowed to shower and clean up in their sauna area. Rooms: stayed in a bedroom with 2 twins, plus a 3rd twin in a section that can be partitioned off. There was a nice outdoor balcony. Clean. Roomy. Perfect for me and a friend. Dining: this was unexpected. I knew breakfast and dinner was included. As an American, this can somewhat be overstated. Not here. Breakfast included premium coffee, fresh squeezed juice- even a juicer you can use - and an assortment of meat, cheese, fruits and baked items. The omelet station was excellent. The dinner varied each night and they all hit the mark. You get a buffet to start with. Which in some cases could be enough. But then you are served three course - you select a main of either meat, fish or vegetarian option - and a great dessert. Hospitality: the owner Martin and family, and their staff are so warm and friendly. They helped with our ski passes, spa day access, and our van service back to Zurich. Dining and bar services were top notch. Value: for the location and all the positives, above, it is truly great value. I cannot wait to go back. I highly recommend for you and friends, couples or a family. Perfect regardless.

It's on a good place and has a wonderful backward. Guests can enjoy activities, such like golf,…read morehiking, etc. I'd like to stay again in this wonderful hotel ...

As a part of Annette's 100 review challenge for this week; 'review your favorite winter activity',…read moreI decided to review this brilliant hotel up in the Alps. Historically I have always been in charge of travel itineraries for trips my husband and I take, for the reason that I enjoy planning these events and for the reason that I tend to kick some serious butt at it. In 2006 I planned a surprise long weekend for my hon, and took him up in the mountainous Alps. Not only was the drive from Munich wonderfully beautiful (minus the hefty speeding ticket), once we arrived in Bad Ragaz we knew we were about to have a wonderful time. In German speaking countries, any city or town that starts with 'Bad' has to have (by law) very pure and clean air, and/or another form of natural therapeutic qualities. In the old times (and still nowadays) doctors would often recommend for their patients to either vacation in or relocate to one of these 'spa-towns' to improve their overall health. So in this case bad actually means good. I cannot tell you the look of surprise on my husbands face once we pulled through the gate, and he realized that we were staying in a true castle. The castle is ancient, dark, beautiful and everything you would expect a castle in the Alps to be. Though old, it is nicely kept up and very clean and regal. The room we stayed in was the size of a small studio, it was gloriously charming in all the right ways. Each morning as I opened the windows I felt like a princess, all that was missing were hummingbirds and frollicking bunnies on the lawn. The hotel has a restaurant with good food, and continental breakfast was included. There is plenty of things to do and explore in the area, but the main draw has to be the thermal springs and spa. It takes approximately fourteen years for this mineral rich water to trickle down through the Alps until it finally reaches the hot springs. Relaxing in this water does not only feel good, it is reportedly also good for you. Take a lift up the 2km high mountain and watch the wildlife below you. Go skiing, snowboarding, langlaufing or snowangel making. Take a stroll through the pictoresque village of Bad Ragaz. Test your luck at the casino. Take a day trip to the breathtaking gorge nearby.. This little town has it all and then some. And did I mention you get to stay in a castle?! It is important to note that when you visit Germany, Switzerland, Austria, well - pretty much the whole region hotels and restaurants will be different than you are used to. They are not your Marriott or Hilton resort that gets redecorated every year or two and the style of decorating will be relevant to the country the establishment is placed in. Take a look at the website if you are interested in booking, just so that you are informed of your options when staying here. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone that might be interested in visiting the region, we have had a great time staying here!

Found a great deal on this hotel through kayak/booking.com. Actual rooms we had were in a…read moreguesthouse a few doors up the street- private locked entrance, good clean rooms. We didn't see the rooms in the main hotel. We arrived late but were still able to grab dinner from the restaurant (choices were schnitzel and....well that was the only choice). It was a huge portion, with salad and fries. Best schnitzel we've had yet, so no complaints on that being the only selection. Breakfast was standard Central European buffet (salty meats, granola, fruit, yogurt) and was included with the room.

This is one of the better restaurants I've ever come across in a ski resort town. The cuisine is…read morecreative and well-presented. The chef sends out little "greetings from the kitchen" such as candied figs with bresaola, and the check comes accompanied by hand-made chocolates. The atmosphere is fancy and cozy at the same time, with lots of dark wood and ski-lodge touches.

Perfect Hotel in Austrian Alps…read more My wife and I stayed here during our honeymoon and had an amazing time. The hotel was exactly what we were looking for - a beautiful retreat, in the heart of the walking district amongst the restaurants, bars, and shops, that offered warm, friendly service in a relaxed setting. We look forward to returning the next time we're in St Anton