History
A home for the soul of the valley
Everything that makes the Engadin parlor so charming and unmistakable comes together here at the Hotel Corvatsch: hand-carved Swiss stone pine furniture, local motifs and the ornamental sgraffito plaster technique.
History
For decades, the house was run by a long-established local family. It was a good tradition to meet here at the regulars’ table and tell the old and new stories of the valley and its inhabitants.
In 2020, the Laudinella Group took over the hotel and has since continued the legacy of warm hospitality and invites international guests to experience the authentic Engadin Stube.
Sustainability
Think green, act smart
We rely on local resources, renewable raw materials, and modern technologies, and we are constantly refining our approaches.
We are Swisstainable.
The Swiss programme brings together businesses and organizations across the entire tourism sector. With our participation, we commit ourselves to continuous sustainable corporate development, pursue measures in the area of sustainability and thus make a concrete contribution to sustainable Swiss tourism.
Heat from cold water
Every lake contains valuable thermal energy—including Lake St. Moritz right here at home. With a modern heat pump, some of this stored energy can be extracted and used as sustainable heating energy. In this way, nature provides us with a large portion of the heating energy we need practically for free: innovative, environmentally friendly, and energy-efficient all at once. We use this method of heat generation in our homes and have thus managed to heat all of our buildings in a carbon-neutral way.JOIN THE TEAM
Careers with the Laudinella Group
Around 280 people in 9 departments fill our hotels with life, hospitality and a wealth of ideas every day—even behind the scenes. Whether year-round or seasonal: this diversity makes us special and creates space for a wide range of entry opportunities and personal development.
Directions
Your way to us
Your vacation at the Hotel Corvatsch in St. Moritz begins the moment you arrive: Take the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) along the Albula UNESCO World Heritage route, or if you’re driving, depending on your route, you can experience the Julier, Maloja, Albula, or Ofen passes—or treat yourself to the convenience of having your car transported through the Vereina Tunnel. Spectacular views are guaranteed! Welcome to one of the most beautiful mountain regions in Switzerland.