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Berninahaus

Near the Bernina Pass, this traditional mountain lodge preserves its original architecture—timber framing, stone chimneys, proportionate windows—in a setting where environmental extremity is the constant reality. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests gather in dining rooms warmed by fireplaces, surrounded by forest and peaks visible through windows. The architecture speaks to functional hospitality refined over generations; no decoration competes with the landscape. It draws couples valuing environmental integration and historical honesty.

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