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A hotel for all the senses: the first plus-energy hotel in the Alpine region is magnificently situated at 2456 metres in the Engadine. In addition to the indescribable view, guests enjoy fine culinary delights in the panorama restaurant and 16 romantic pine wood rooms. Awarded many environmental prizes, the hotel, which reopened in 2010, offers exceptional rooms for celebrations and meetings and an innovative food concept.
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Romantik Hotel
Muottas Muragl
Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl
Anne-Pierre Ackermann
Punt Muragl 3
Switzerland-7503
Samedan
CH - Grisons -

By car you can reach the Engadine from anywhere in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Austria - comfortably and safely over beautiful Alpine passes. Examples of distances and distance times:
Zurich - Samedan: 200 km, 3 hours
Milan - Samedan: 175 km, 3 hours
Munich - Samedan: 300 km, 4 hours
Basel - Samedan: 250 km, 4 hours
Travelling by Rhaetian Railway (RhB) through breathtaking landscapes, impressive helical tunnels and over dizzying viaducts is an experience in itself. The railway lines via Chur-Thusis-Albula Tunnel or from Italy via Tirano-Poschiavo-Berninapass into the Engadine are among the most picturesque and interesting in terms of railway technology in the whole of Europe and are not part of the Unesco World Cultural Heritage for nothing. It is also possible to travel to the Engadine from Landquart via the Klosters-Vereina Tunnel.
You can reach Punt Muragl from Zurich HB in a good 3 hours, from Milano Centrale in 4.45 hours. All connections can be found in the SBB online timetable.
The Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl is also an ideal starting point and destination for a trip on the Glacier-Express, the impressive panoramic journey through the Swiss Alps.