Find hotels near Diavolezza Lookout, Pontresina from AED 512

"Wonderful Hotel with very kind and helpful staff. "

"About a 2 minute ride from the Pontresina train station. We took the train from Lucerne to Pontresina en route to Milan. Beautiful train ride. The property is brand new and staff super accommodating. Superior room was spacious and had a beautiful balcony with amazing mountain views. Dinner on property was excellent and reasonable. Bar was nice and offered several beers from local brewery along with full liquor and menu. Trails right outside front door, staff super friendly and helpful. Pedro in particular was great-helpful with information and service. Would highly recommend this property in Pontresina."

"room clean lovely staff loved the location In the middle of no where"

"We got to the hotel early and dropped our bags off. The concierge was super, and gave us ideas of what to do in St. Moritz. He offered a taxi ride in the morning which would take 10-15 min for $70 CHF. We declined. When we came back the receptionist was not helpful, room was not that great, and we were given no information for dinner, wifi, etc. It felt like we were bothering her. Suggest staying elsewhere, for the amount of money you pay. At least get a good view....."

"Beautiful hotel right in the middle of Pontresina. I spent a week skiing in the area and this was the perfect homes base for me. Clean, modern rooms and a very friendly staff. "

"Great place to have a nice time. Excellent environment and is close to St mortiz and Punt Muragl. Great staff and amenities. "

"Wonderful, friendly service, and the very nice gentleman in the restaurant was incredibly patient with my English and my tiredness. I hope to return to this hotel, but for a longer stay."

"Excellent staff. Loved the apple a day basket. No elevator. Difficult for a guest with mobility issues. We were not aware breakfast was included. Once we went, found the cold offerings were great. Hot offering very limited for a cold winter morning. Coming in after 10PM (if you forget the night key) requires coordination with the Walther. The man there is delightful, but it is inconvenient."