Great little hotel. Clean, updated and every room has a balcony that overlooks the valley. Staff is…read morefriendly and food is tasty. We didn't find it expensive but it was off season. Well worth the stop.

We really enjoyed staying at this hotel. So we booked one of their attic rooms and then panicked a…read morelittle because shortly before the trip they sent a warning email about the room.... Ha! It basically said the room was up a bunch of stairs and also has no air conditioning, but it was pretty much the only affordable option so we risked it. I really loved the attic room! The weather was perfect for staying there (cloudy, drizzly, cool.... Not so good for seeing the sites, but you know). The window overlooked the street, which was great. The beds were comfy. The shared bath and shower were tiny but you could see a waterfall out the small window... so cool! Also, the breakfast was huge and delicious. The property had lots of nice communal spaces and had tea and coffee available all day. I really liked staying here!

The location is magical. Staff are so friendly and helpful…read more Beds are comfortable. It's a charming experience waking up to the sound of cowbells.

If you want to stay somewhere that has a traditional Swiss feel and very cozy this is the place to…read morebe! We had the most wonderful stay at Hotel Sonne. If you want to ski Gemsstock it is in a good location. It is about an 8-minute walk over to the train station and Andermatt ski lift. There are free buses though that you can take if you don't want to walk the whole way. They have a ski locker room and ski racks by the entrance of the hotel. Hotel Sonne was such a cozy place to stay. Our room was so nice! Everything was very clean. They did come and clean our room daily. We also ate here. I think this is one of the best restaurants in town if you want some traditional Swiss food. They've got a huge menu with lots of options. In such a snowy environment it was so nice to be in a hotel that felt like a big hug! At the least come check out their restaurant!

Cozy wooden hotel which serves traditional Swiss cuisine in its restaurant. We really enjoyed the…read moreschnitzel and rosti with a local white wine while admiring the rustic decor. Our waiter was friendly but disappeared half way through the meal. Despite this, the owner took over serving us and other patrons and it all went fine. We'd definitely return!

Great service and food! Good place for groups. Check it out for yourself : ) they offer a range of…read moredifferent cuisine from Asian to traditional Swiss food. For lunch I tried a veal dish served with rösti and was not disappointed. Didn't even need to eat dinner. Will definitely come back if I am in the area again

A wonderful experience. There's a 1960s resort hotel built for the springs, with all the…read moretreatments, elegant rooms (get one in the refurbished wing) and a very good (grand-hotel style) restaurant. Then, the spa itself is an amazing building built by Peter Zumthor (Google it) entirely out of the local rock. He has created an unforgettable experience. Try swimming out though a quartzite rock doorway into the heated pool at night and sit in the steam looking at the snow and stars. On the other hand, you're in a rather ordinary little Swiss village, so if you want to leave the hotel there's not much to see unless you want to go hiking. Bring books and a swimsuit. You can get there pretty easily by (very efficient) public transport: train from the airport, changing several times, and then a bus taking a spectacular route winding through the valleys.

A wonderful location with lake and mountains view, a particular light, that inspired famous peinter…read morelike Segantini (I adore him!). A site rich of history - Freud too was guest here...An architecture style old chalet very warm. An excellent restaurant with a very professional and friendly team.

I was booked into the sister hotel, Postli, but on arrival was upgraded to the Schweizerhaus which…read morewas a lovely surprise. The Schweizerhaus is the type of hotel which I love: a large chalet type of hotel, excellent breakfast, very friendly staff and a restaurant where guests staying for a minimum of three nights were offered a discount. The spa in the Postli - free of charge for guests between certain hours during the late afternoon - was very welcome after some long hikes in the mountains. Maloja is also a very picturesque town with plenty of walks and the Schweizerhaus a delightful place to stay.