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Nostalgic Suite This suite includes a king-size bed, a separate eating and dining area, an antique wardrobe, and an antique vanity. The space is decorated with several pieces of refurbished furniture dating to 1908.

King Guestroom This serene guestroom includes a king-size bed, a large working desk, and two armchairs.

Twin Guestroom This spacious guestroom includes two twin-size beds, an antique vanity, a desk, and three red velvet armchairs. There are also two large windows providing spectacular views of the Upper Engadine.

The Fitness Center The latest fitness equipment from Technogym is available in the gym.

The Indoor Swimming Pool This impressive pool is 20 meters long and 8 meters wide. One wall is made of cobbled stone, while the ceiling is covered in long thin planks of wood, evoking the atmosphere of a sauna. Large floor-to-ceiling windows provide natural light and offer views of the surrounding landscape.

The Relaxation Room This bright and serene space includes six lounge chairs (five pictured here) made from aged larch trees. While reclining on these chairs, guests will have a direct view of the surrounding forest through the large skylight.

Treatment Room This treatment room is one of seven bright, individually designed spaces where guests can receive various treatments. Each treatment room includes a massage table, a therapeutic bath, and a shower.

The Finnish Sauna The Finnish sauna is maintained at 90°C (194°F).

Arvenstube, The Fine-dining Restaurant At Hotel Waldhaus Sils The only structural reference in the hotel connected to local alpine-rural architecture, Arvenstube was designed by Waldhaus architect Karl Koller as a “Bündner Stube” for the 1928 SAFFA – the first Swiss Exhibition for Women’s Work. This intimate restaurant features fragrant stone pine furnishings and elegant dining tables draped in white linen.

The Dining Room Spacious and elegant, the dining room features sophisticated dining chairs and tables draped in white linen. Original wainscoting has been meticulously maintained, as has the 1959 chandelier designed by Swiss architect Alberto Camenzind. The veranda was added to the dining room in 1978, extending the space and providing views of the surrounding landscape.

The Wine Cellar As part of the Chef’s Table dining experience, guests can enjoy a candlelight wine tasting in the hotel’s wine cellar.

The Bar Located to the right of the Great Lounge, the bar is a warm and casual space for guests to enjoy a delicious lunch or an evening cocktail. The original wood craftsmanship has been preserved and complemented with contemporary design elements.

The Terrace Open seasonally between mid-June and mid-September, the hotel’s large terrace allows guests to dine amid the soaring larch trees. From the vantage point of the terrace, guests also have beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

GIGERs Restaurant Named for the founder and builder of the hotel, Josef Giger, this unique restaurant is located within a building shaped like a wooden quadrangle. Its pristine location at the forest's edge matches the charming building's rustic look. Local wood, large panorama windows, and a generous sunny terrace are the secret ingredients of this modern and striking restaurant. The light-flooded room and the unrestricted view of the Laret forest complement the cozy atmosphere.

The Great Lounge Considered the heart of this historic hotel, the Great Lounge is a large stylish living room where guests can relax and socialize. The far-reaching rotunda and its floor-to-ceiling windows invite the storybook outdoors inside. Contemporary furniture complements the original stucco decoration, wainscoting, and marble columns.

Aerial View Boasting splendid views of gleaming lakes and impressive mountains, Hotel Waldhaus Sils sits above peaceful Sils- Maria like a fairy-tale castle amid lovely walking and hiking trails, with excellent downhill and cross-country skiing close at hand.

The Exterior The Waldhaus projects the image of a fortress on a hill. Set away from famous St. Moritz, its location in Sils Maria and its aesthetics are a grand symbolic gesture full of restrained beauty and elegance.

The Exterior The Waldhaus projects the image of a fortress on a hill. Set away from famous St. Moritz, its location in Sils Maria and its aesthetics are a grand symbolic gesture full of restrained beauty and elegance.

The Library Thomas Mann and Hermann Hesse spent their days writing in the library’s reading room. Very little has changed since the days when Nobel laureates from the fields of culture and science stayed at the Waldhaus.

Historical Image Of Guests Playing Curling At Hotel Waldhaus Sils

Historical Image Of An Advertisement For Hotel Waldhaus Sils The illustrated ad features guests preparing to ski.

Historical Image Of An Advertisement For Hotel Waldhaus Sils The illustrated ad features guests ice skating.

Historical Image Of Hotel Waldhaus Sils And Its Surroundings A white fortress with a crenelated roof, built in 1908 and owned by the same family ever since, the Waldhaus stands atop a hill that overlooks Sils-Maria, best known as the village where Nietzsche spent seven summers during the 1880s.

Historical Image Of The Library At Hotel Waldhaus Sils Thomas Mann and Hermann Hesse spent their days writing in the library’s reading room. Very little has changed since the days when Nobel laureates from the fields of culture and science stayed at the Waldhaus.