12 State-Of-The-Art Ski Hotels To Book Now

Escape to the 7132 Hotels, where the rugged beauty of the Grisons mountains meets modern luxury and design. Located at the entrance to the charming village of Vals, our hotels offer a unique sanctuary, a place to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the alpine landscape, and enjoy a world of leisure, relaxation, and rejuvenation in a stimulating and stylish setting.

In the middle of the UNESCO World Heritage Site stands the ICARO, a retreat and energy oasis. Since 1936 ICARO has overlooked and lovingly guarded the Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi at 1,900m above sea level. From the Cir peaks over the Langkofel/Sasso Lungo to the Kesselkogel/Catinaccio d’Antermoia and on to the Schlern/Sciliar. The interior of the new ICARO convinces with contemporary, inspiring, and surprising elements. In the rooms and the suites, in the restaurant and at the bar, as well as in the pool and spa areas, unexpected new designs come as a surprise.

Time seems to stop in Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Just an hour away from Salzburg, traditional houses and hotels with carved dark wooden terraces pepper the rolling landscape of this intimate Alpine town. Located directly on the ski slopes and framed by age-old mountains, the newly designed Wiesergut is the new highlight in the Glemm valley, boasting minimalist decor, a fantastic Spa, and traditional cuisine.

The design-conscious Ullrhaus opened in 2021, bringing a slick, minimalist aesthetic and a creative vibe to St Anton am Arlberg. Taking its name from the Nordic god of skiing, Ullr, the hotel puts a Nordic spin on alpine materials, all inspired by the breathtaking natural scenery. With views over the majestic Tyrolean Alps, it is the ideal base for a winter ski trip, with access to 88 state-of-the-art cable cars, 305 m of runs and 200 km of off-piste terrain. It offers elegant rooms and suites, as well as fully serviced apartments — including our choice, the Ullr Suite, which has its own private terrace and sauna.

New for the 2022 winter season, The Cōmodo has brought a dynamic new energy to the hotel scene in Bad Gastein, which had its heyday in the 19th century as a spa town. You can jump on a train at Salzburg and, within an hour and a half, you will be pulling into the oldest train station in the Alps, opened by Emperor Franz Joseph in 1905. Cut into a steep mountainside with a dramatic waterfall, Bad Gastein is known for its Kaiser Wilhelm Promenade, grande dame hotels, and mineral-rich thermal waters.

Once a small guest house for hikers, today one of the most renowned hotels in South Tyrol's beautiful Val Venosta. The Garberhof underwent significant renovation at the end of 2022 and is a popular destination among winter sports enthusiasts, lovers of holidays dedicated to well-being and every kind of connoisseur.

Forestis is located in a densely wooded area, 1,800 m above sea level, with an unparalleled view of the Dolomites. The area’s unique and outstanding natural character had already prompted the Austrian monarchy to establish a tuberculosis sanatorium at precisely this special site. Read on below about the vibrant culinary offerings, the medicinal history of the site, and what not to miss at the property.

Atto Suites is a feast for architect lovers: Warm, reduced to the essentials, and very woody. Equipped with the best the region has to offer and a unique Farm-to-table concept, this property is not to be missed in summer or winter. The designs, craftsmanship, and facade are unlike any other property in the area, yet fit seamlessly into its setting - one that you won't forget with the mesmerizing mountain views.

Badia Hill is a stylish mountain retreat nestled in the heart of the majestic Dolomites in the village of Badia with direct access to the Alta Badia ski resort. The hotel offers a unique experience that combines relaxation, adventure, and high-quality gastronomy. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to ensure the utmost comfort for guests, from elegant rooms to two restaurants, and a stunning rooftop spa with breathtaking panoramic views.

THE OMNIA is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional mountain lodge in the glamorous Swiss resort of Zermatt. A quintessentially American concept, it has been reinvented for the Swiss Alps by the New York-based architect Ali Tayar. With its one-of-a-kind location, interior design, fine cuisine, and comprehensive wellness program, THE OMNIA strives to create an environment for moments of peace, in harmony with nature.

Located in the UNESCO World heritage site of the Dolomites, the boutique Schgaguler hotel is the centrepiece of town in Castelrotto (Katelruth), one of the five villages that make up the Alpe di Siusi (Seiser Alm), Europe’s largest mountain plateau. After extensive renovations, Tobias and his family reopened in 2020.

Set above the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana at an altitude of 2112m, the Chetzeron marries alpine minimalism with breathtaking views over the highest peaks in the Alps. A former gondola lift station and restaurant, it was transformed into a hotel in 2014 and enjoys a secluded location, affording moments of peacefulness and relaxation.