We stayed 3 nights and were more or less happy. The hotel is very small and has no elevator. The good thing is that the guests can use the wellness-facilities of the Hotel Walther. You just have to walk through the snow in your flip-flops and swim-suit! The food was ok, but not more. We had a package including dinner... More

We stayed for one night while on a Swiss hiking tour. The room we had was large, clean, and comfortable with high ceilings and lots of closet space. The room safe worked as well. The hotel dining for dinner and breakfast was fine, but my wife didn't think that the dinner of goulash was that well prepared. Breakfasts were above... More

In the middle of a two week hiking holiday we stayed at the Hotel Steinbock for two nights in July. I had booked a room without a private bath and it was absolutely charming - similar to what was mentioned by one of the previous reviewers - and we never saw another person use the bath and shower facilities that... More

We stayed for 5 days over Easter 2010. Our room was number 47, a new junior suite which was very spacious and had views down the valley and over to the Corviglia ski area. All in all this is a great hotel. The halfboard meals were very good quality, and although only one menu was offered, it was no problem... More

We arrived after a cold rainy day of hiking and our overnight stay was arranged by a tour operator. Unfortunately, when we arrived they didn't have our reservations. The front desk staff was very helpful and was quick to accommodate us. The stay was to have been prepaid through the tour operator so we got in touch with them and... More

Other hotels may have better views, more central locations, and lifts, but I just love the Steinbock. I have been mulling over the reasons for this special affection. The food is great - but I've had good food elsewhere. One of the reasons is the quaint intimacy of the hotel but with access to the pool and spa facilities at... More

We arrived in Pontresina only to discover that indeed the tour books were correct. Many of the smaller towns literally shut down in May. The Steinbock was one of the few hotels open and we considered ourselves fortunate to be able to book a room here on our arrival. It is a lovely hotel - associated with the Hotel Walther... More

We were immediately impressed by the friendly greeting, by name, from a receptionist dressed in traditional costume, at The Hotel Steinbock . Like many recently modernised, but essentially historic, Swiss alpine hotels, there is a lot of light coloured pine about, particularly in the spacious bedrooms and the dining rooms. Our room faced west, towards Val Roseg and St Moritz,... More