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"Short walk from train station. Beautiful, modern spacious rooms. Delicious breakfasts. Wonderful afternoon tea. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay."

"Excellent. Just ask for a quiet bedroom. The railway station is in front of the building, but there are very quiet bedroom s. "

"New, clean hotel! "

"Great location and really friendly staff, would definitely stay again!"

"The staff were extremely helpful and attentive. We even received a tour upon arrival. We had two nights of room service, and it was quick and extremely tasty! The spa and pool ares were nice as well. Don’t skip out on breakfast!"

"Our balcony faced the duct work of the restaurant exhaust and the back of the train work shop they need to put something up to make it more aesthetically appealing. Eg. planter boxes to hide the duct work and a nice fence or hedges to hide the the unappealing train work shop."

"Great staff"

"Nice property and staff very polite and friendly "

"Stayed at Hotel Chesa Valese for 5 nights recently and overall had a very good experience. There was a mix-up with the pickup time at first, but the staff were great and made up for it, so no complaints there. We ended up with what seemed like a bigger, more spacious room with loads of storage, and even a partial view of the Matterhorn tip, which was a nice surprise. Only issue in the room was with the plug sockets. All of them were Swiss three-pin. I brought standard EU two-pin plugs which usually work fine (they worked on the train), but for some reason they didn’t fit here. Reception gave us two adapters straight away, which was really helpful. Breakfast officially starts at 7:30am, which felt a bit late, but they let us eat at 7am one morning when we had to leave early. That flexibility was appreciated. The spa and sauna were excellent and definitely one of the highlights. The staff were always very helpful throughout our stay, which really made a difference. Only real downside was the WiFi. It wouldn’t work with a VPN, which was frustrating since I prefer not to use open networks. Luckily I had a data SIM so I managed, but it’s something to be aware of."