Via de la Staziun
Scuol, 7550 Nightly Rates(160.70 - 209.39)3 Star
Property Description
The 1994 built Hotel Altana perfectly into the breathtaking mountain-world of the lower Engadine and is situated within close proximity to the mountain lifts and the railway station. The local bus stops only a few yards from the hotel. Do you enjoy natural beauty and comfort- In that case our hotel is exactly what you´re looking for. Furniture crafted from solid alderwood-and treated with herb oil and beeswax-create a warm and welcoming ambience in every room. Total relaxation is assured in our first class quality beds, and your own private stereo system and satellite television provide you with personalised in room entertainment. All rooms are equipped with telephone, safe and hair dryer. For the Spa Engadine Scuol the hotel offers free bath towel service. Excellent cuisine is an important part of every holiday. Start your day with a lavish champagne breakfast and top it off with a gourmet supper-a meal vegetarians can also enjoy. Our fine selection of choice wines is sure to delight every wine connoisseur.
Amenities
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Double
:
Hair Dryer-Colour Tv Satellite-Direct Dial Phone-Radio-Safe-Disabled Access-Internet
Superior Single
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Comfort Single mountain side-Direct Dial Phone-Radio-Safe-Disabled Access-Internet-Hair Dryer
:
South side-Phone-Radio-Safe-Internet-Disabled Access-Hair Dryer-Telephone
Suite
:
South side-Terrasse-Phone-Radio-Safe-Internet-Disabled Access-Hair Dryer-Telephone
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Miscellaneous Information
Swiss Francs is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 11AM
Time Zone is Europe/Zurich (1 DST)
Opened in 1994
24 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From the North of Switzerland: Zuerich, St. Gallen you drive in the direction of Chur. At Landquart, follow the street to Davos. At Klosters you can load your car on to the car train through the Vereina-tunnel or at summer times you can drive to Davos and over the Flüela Pass. After the tunnel or the Pass you follow the signs Scuol. When you come to the roundabout at Scuol, leave the roundabout to the left and you will be at the Altana.
Innsbruck 80 miles-St. Moritz 35 miles
Innsbruck 80 miles, East
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed either by credit card. Vouchers accepted from any travel agency.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled 3 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 50 percent for the whole stay including taxes. No Show fee-50percent for the whole stay
Restaurant Information
Restaurant Altana
-Open Monday thru Sunday from 730am to 10pm
Meeting Facility
No Meeting Facilities Onsite
Recreation Information
Recreation
Aerobic, Swimming Pool Outdoor, Health Club, Golf, Swimming Pool Indoor, Canoe, Cinema, Massage, Mountain biking-Rent a bicycle, Horse Riding, Rafting, Sauna, Skiing cross country, Skiing downhill, Playground, Tennis Courts, Trekking
Engadin Bad Scuol
0.5 Miles East
Schloss Tarasp
4.0 Miles West
Nationalpark
5.0 Miles South
Bergbahn Motta Naluns
0.2 Miles East
Dorg Guarda
10.0 Miles West
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