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"Room was very clean, spotless, functional, with amazing organic shower toiletries made in St Moritz. Staff throughout our stay was warm and friendly. Conveniently located very near the train station. Would definitely recommend this hotel!"

"Beautiful old hotel, large spotless rooms, friendly reception and good facilities. Highly recommended "

"Very nice stay. Good breakfast. Close to train and old town."

"East reach from and to Chur station, you take no 6 bus, from chur station abs it will take you right outside the hotel, 3 Swiss francs for the bus pp . The hotel is adjacent to a small shopping centre and supermarket which is extremely convenient. "

"Absolutely AMAZING views, comfortable rooms, and easy parking (an amazing amenity after being in larger towns in Germany & Austria!). There was some construction being done on the restaurant and community room, but there was a free breakfast provided for kloster guests at a nearby hotel. For dinner, take a short drive over to Ristorante Pizzeria Sapori for some amazing Italian food, and the most lovely restaurant owners!"

"Clean room, wonderful staff (Ana on reception is a gem! We didn't meet the housekeeper, they also worked very efficiently to get the room ready!), the room is renovated, there are TV channels in English (BBC, ITV, Channels 4 and 5), close proximity to the train station, refrigerator and free water, variety of light modes/options, mostly quiet, elevator/lift works, beautiful view. "

"Lovel room and awesome location. All new rooms, furnishings and well lit. It would have been nice to have a fridge 😊"

"The hotel was in a great location a few steps from the station and walking distance from the town. The rooms were comfortable. I would stay there again. "

"This was a great place to stay. Spotless room, very helpful desk staff, and exceptional breakfast (included) in a lovely dining room. For those who have a car, parking is free. A small downside for those with arthritis in their hands: the soap is liquid in plastic bottles that are very difficult to squeeze. You might want to bring your own bar soap."