Amazing authentic old Engadin buildings, great restaurant (Uondas) where we had a lovely dinner (game season), great breakfast buffet selection. We particularly enjoyed the Engadin public transport and cable car card - amazing if you want to go on several hikes during your stay - and the sauna afterwards :)

Lovely and comfortable, spacious room but a little too warm (despite heating being off), bed’s mattresses too soft, and a bit loud (close to ventilation system), and without advertised river view (bc 1st floor and just on top of a flat roof). We’d come back but ask for a different room than 103, maybe on the second floor!

There is a lot of choice for breakfast and everything is laid out buffet style around the restaurant, so no need to queue. The hotel staff were very helpful and polite and we enjoyed our meals in the main restaurant and we now understand why the locals visit for their burgers... they were delicious! (Note: It is pricey for the steak options which are ordered by weight). Our family apartment was spacious with very comfortable beds. The inclusion of the Summer Card which allowed us free, unlimited access on the local cable cars and funicular was great... the mountains in the area are stunning!

The breakfast spread was truly outstanding, offering a wide variety of options to suit every palate. However, what truly stood out was the quality and taste of the food. Each dish was meticulously prepared and bursting with flavor. From the freshly baked pastries to the hearty omelets, every bite was a delight to the senses.

While we appreciated the effort to accommodate us after being rebooked from a different hotel due to overbooking, we found the rate of 1400CHF for 2 nights to be quite overpriced even for Switzerland. Despite the pricing concern, we did find the cleanliness of the room and the friendliness of the staff to be satisfactory.

Beautiful, cosy hotel in an old village centre on the edge of St Moritz. Seems to be formed of two large ancient houses with an extension sensitively added at the back. Exposed timbers plus modern woodwork in keeping, and harmonious choice of colours. Full freedom to come and go after reception has closed. Lots of facilities, plus gourmet dining options. Half way between Celerina’s railway stations and a short walk from the bus stop, but note that no side of the hotel directly faces the bus route or indeed any road that sees much traffic. A happy and wholesome place, and surely one of the best bases for the area.

The location of this hotel is perfect. It's lovely to be right near the river, walking paths, traditional buildings and small downtown. It's out of the fray of St. Moritz but you're easily able to access it via the very accessible buses and trains. Super nice desk staff, lovely breakfast room.

Not sure I love having dogs in the restaurant. A hotpot in the room would have been nice.

Clean rooms, comfortable beds. The breakfast and afternoon tea was super.

The meals at the restaurant were a bit expensive for us travelling from overseas.

Very spacious and clean, nice view from the room in a quiet and quaint neighbourhood. Breakfast spread was fresh and wide variety, view beside the river was pretty.

About 8mins walk from the train station, abit difficult if you are pulling heavy luggage on the cobblestones road.

The location of the hotel, room decor, spacious, clean room & last but not least - excellent & very friendly customer service. Would definitely recommend Chesa Rosatsch. Thanks to Andrea (He was very friendly & provided very useful info)

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Room was clean and spacious, nice bathroom. Reception was friendly.

Reception was not always helpful. Expensive food, hard to get gluten and dairy free meal.

Very nice hotel in a good location. Staff were friendly and helpful and the hotel facilities were impeccably clean. Breakfast was also excellent with both buffet and à la carte options. We also appreciated the free parking on the hotel grounds.

It's a pity that the hotel doesn't offer the possibility to book 'half pension'.