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Hotel Albris

Name: Hotel Albris
Address: St. Moritz, Graubünden, CH

Hotel Albris sits on a gently sloping site within lower St. Moritz, with the village's core buildings visible through groves of stone pine and larch. The hotel's traditional masonry and shuttered windows follow regional precedent, creating a sense of timelessness typical of established mountain properties that have weathered decades of tourism flux. Configured for 50 to 150 guests, the venue offers event spaces with views toward the southern Engadin peaks and access to valley trails. The location—proximate to shops and restaurants, yet buffered by forest—captures the Alpine resort's essential geography of civilisation adjacent to wilderness.

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