Spoiled for sunshine, Scuol lies cradled between the peaks of the Silvretta Range and the Engadin Dolomites and is known for its Roman-Irish baths and unique mineral springs. Aristocrats, authors, poets and the like have been making pilgrimages to the spa town of Scuol since the mid-1300s.
Today you can find the precious mineral water in the town’s dedicated thermal baths and fountains or in the historical drinking halls dotted along the Inn River. After your quest for miracle water, venture to the Swiss National Park or hang poolside and read a chapter of the quintessential Swiss children’s book, Schellen-Ursli.
The Hotel Belvédère - a contemporary, wellness, and family hotel with a traditional main building has been delighting guests since 1876.
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The 4-star hotel is one of the most romantic hotels in the Lower Engadine in a 400-year-old Engadine house with an Engadine gourmet restaurant.
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