Hotels in Sedrun

Casa La Roda in Sedrun gave our family a room with a kitchenette, a dining area, a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views. Being able to cook our own breakfasts and dinners made the week relaxed and kept costs down with the kids. Ski storage kept boots and skis organised, and free private parking made heading out each morning easy. Simple, practical and well suited to families.

Hotel Posta is a three-star in Sedrun that I recommend to families who want a small spa and a reliable kitchen in a quieter resort. Family rooms look onto the mountains or the garden, and the restaurant serves European cuisine. After skiing, the spa and wellness area, the sun terrace and the outdoor fireplace give options for every age. Ski storage keeps equipment organised. A 9.1 score across 276 reviews is a strong result.

Some rooms at Hotel Krüzli - dapi 1914 have a fully equipped kitchen, which is what I would book for a family ski trip to Sedrun. Rooms look over the valley at the entrance of the Oberalp Pass. On the evenings you do not cook, the restaurant serves local specialities. Ski storage keeps gear out of the room, free WiFi is available, and discounts at the local spa give parents a quiet afternoon.

Mountain Lodge Sedrun has a chalet atmosphere and handles the ski logistics on site, which is why I recommend it to families: ski passes and equipment hire are both available at the lodge. Family rooms have mountain views, a work desk, a TV and free Wi-Fi. The traditional restaurant serves Italian cuisine, and there is a bar, a sun terrace and free parking. With 526 reviews averaging 8.8, it has a dependable record in a smaller resort.

Hotel Mira is a three-star in Sedrun that I recommend to families looking for a simple, well-rated base in a smaller resort. Family rooms have mountain views and balconies, and ski storage keeps equipment organised. The restaurant serves traditional cuisine, and there is a bar and a sun terrace for the afternoons. Skiing is close in winter, and the same area works for hiking in summer. Guests rate it 8.6 across 102 reviews.

Hotel La Cruna is in the centre of Sedrun, and its free shuttle to the slopes is the practical point for families. The hotel offers panoramic mountain views, ski storage keeps equipment organised, and parents can use the spa with sauna and steam bath. The historic restaurant and the fireplace make evenings easy without going out. I would book it as a village base, with 221 reviews averaging 8.5.

Hotel B&B Casa La Val in Sedrun gave us ski-to-door access, so our kids could click into their skis right outside and ski back at the end of the day. Our room had mountain views and a private bathroom, comfortable and modern. The variety of breakfast options kept everyone happy, and the coffee shop and bar were nice for a warm drink later. The garden and sun terrace were lovely, and free parking made arrival easy.

Hotel Soliva is a three-star in a historic building in Sedrun, and I recommend it to families who prefer a tranquil setting to being right on the slopes. The Sedrun-Tgom cable car is about 14 minutes away on foot, so plan that walk with children and gear. Rooms look onto the mountains, family rooms are available, and the spa and wellness area and ski storage cover the basics after skiing. Guests rate it 8.2 across 263 reviews.