Where Ancient Charm Meets Modern Comfort
Honestly, picking a room here isn't just about where you'll sleep - it's about what kind of experience you're after. Some folks love waking up to those massive mountain views, others prefer the cozy intimacy of our heritage wing with its original timber beams and stone fireplaces.
Heritage Mountain Suite
This is the one everyone asks about. Floor-to-ceiling windows give you unobstructed views of the peaks, and that original stone fireplace? It's been warming guests since 1897. We've added a deep soaking tub that's positioned perfectly for stargazing, and the king bed sits on reclaimed timber floors that creak just enough to remind you of the building's history.
$385/night
Alpine Balcony Room
You know that feeling when you step outside with your morning coffee and the mountain air just hits different? That's what these rooms are about. Private balconies face the forest trails, and honestly, I've lost count of how many guests tell me they spotted deer from their room. Not huge, but thoughtfully laid out with a queen bed and sitting area that gets the best afternoon light.
$245/night
Heritage Cozy Room
Perfect if you're spending most of your time exploring and just need a really comfortable base. Original wood paneling, plush bedding, and a reading nook by the window. Sometimes smaller is better - these rooms have character in spades.
$195/night
Executive Alpine Suite
Got work to do but don't wanna feel stuck in an office? This one's got a proper workspace with mountain views, separate living area, and upgraded everything. Business travelers love it, but honestly, it's just as good for couples who want extra room to spread out.
$425/night
Signature
Penthouse Retreat
Top floor. Wraparound terrace. Private outdoor hot tub. Two bedrooms and a kitchen you could actually cook in. This is the one for special occasions or when you're traveling with family and want your own private escape without leaving the hotel.
