Hotels in Celerina
Celerina, set in the Engadin Valley, offers a charming and authentic Swiss alpine experience. It provides direct access to the vast Corviglia ski area, making it an ideal base for winter sports enthusiasts. The village combines traditional charm with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.
Celerina, a picturesque village in the heart of the Engadin, is a fantastic destination for ski holidays. Known for its sunny disposition and direct connection to the Corviglia ski area, it offers a more tranquil alternative to its bustling neighbour, St. Moritz. Skiers of all levels will appreciate the diverse slopes, while families can enjoy dedicated areas and activities. The village itself exudes a welcoming atmosphere, with traditional architecture and a good selection of shops and restaurants, making it a well-rounded choice for an alpine escape.
Celerina in numbers
Hotel Chesa Rosatsch - Home of Food
Historic charm, riverside dining, and a relaxing spa
Why guests love itStaying in a 300-year-old building on the banks of the Inn River felt special, and the kids loved the creaky floors and old beams. Our traditionally furnished room was cosy and comfortable. Food is clearly the heart of this place: with three restaurants, we tried something different each night and everyone found a favourite. After skiing the sauna and steam bath were a lovely way to warm up before dinner.
Hotel Restaurant Alte Brauerei
Alpine comfort near the cable car with spa and family amenities
Why guests love itThe Marguns-Corviglia-St. Moritz Cable Car is a five-minute walk away, easy with kids carrying their own skis. The children's playroom was a lifesaver on a stormy afternoon, and our room's bright wooden furniture and satellite TV made downtime easy. The buffet restaurant suited picky eaters perfectly. We enjoyed the sauna, steam bath and sun bed after skiing, and there's a fitness room and bar too.
What to expect
- Direct access to the Corviglia ski area
- Sunny location in the Engadin Valley
- Charming traditional Swiss village atmosphere
- Family-friendly ski facilities and activities
- Proximity to St. Moritz for additional amenities
Local tips
- ✓Consider purchasing the Engadin St. Moritz Mountain Pool Pass for access to all local ski areas.
- ✓Utilize the excellent public transport system, including buses and trains, to explore the region.
- ✓Book ski lessons in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot.
- ✓Explore the cross-country ski trails, which are extensive and well-maintained in the Engadin.
- ✓Don't miss a visit to St. Moritz, just a short distance away, for its upscale shops and dining.
Where to stay
Frequently asked questions
What is the main ski area accessible from Celerina?
Celerina offers direct access to the Corviglia ski area, which is part of the larger Engadin St. Moritz ski region. This area provides a wide range of slopes suitable for various skill levels, from gentle beginner runs to challenging descents for experienced skiers.
Is Celerina suitable for beginner skiers?
Yes, Celerina is suitable for beginners. The Corviglia ski area has dedicated beginner zones and ski schools that offer lessons. The village's quieter atmosphere can also be less intimidating for those new to skiing compared to larger, busier resorts.
When is the best time to ski in Celerina?
The ski season in Celerina typically runs from early December to late April. The best snow conditions are usually found from mid-January to March. Early season offers quieter slopes, while spring skiing in April can be very pleasant with warmer temperatures and longer days.
How do I get to Celerina?
Celerina is well-connected by public transport. The nearest international airports are Zurich (ZRH) and Milan Malpensa (MXP). From there, you can take a scenic train journey to Celerina, often involving a change in Chur. The village also has its own train station, making access convenient.