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Europa

At the gateway to the Engadin Valley, this grand 19th-century hotel commands views across St. Moritz's lakes toward the surrounding peaks in a composition of scale and proportion befitting its historical moment. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests dine beneath tall ceilings in ballrooms whose windows frame the valley. The architecture announces Belle Époque aspirations—mansard roof, substantial masonry, period fixtures—without irony. Service reflects alpine hospitality traditions. It draws couples appreciating established grandeur.

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