Hotels near Saxon Station

"(+) Free coffee pods and milk in the room! Very cute room, looks new. Big room and huge balcony. Charming view. There is tv, fridge, hair dryer, safety box, big wardrobe. (-) I suggest to bring slippers because bathroom floor is cold stone. They should clear the snow for the ground floor access. Restaurant was closed as of Feb 2026, hopefully they reopen soon. Paid more for Comfort Double Room in order to get one queen-size double bed but still got 2 single beds put together → room description & picture does not match. We had a small water leak issue under the sink, I hope they will fix it soon. Communication & support could be improved: nobody was at the reception on the first day and it is a bit slow to get an answer when messaging their mobile number (+41 76 795 66 54 / +41 77 903 31 84)."

"This place is amazing! Off the charts spa. Staff goes above and beyond. Joao was great as was Tiffen. THe rooms were clean and perfect! The town is beautiful, skiing is very close. Great mountain! "

"Hidden gem. Great rooms and amenities. Very very friendly and welcoming staff. Walking distance to everything. "

"The staff was amazing, so kind. Let us use sauna after hours! The breakfast was really good. We will definitely go back!"

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"Great location Friendly staff Clean Thank you ☺️"

"It was perfect"

"Staff friendly, very clean, great restaurant and spa amenities "

"I'm travelling throughout Switzerland for one month by train, so proximity to a station is important to me. This hotel fit the bill for that purpose for a three-night stay, being no more than five minutes from the station on a very direct route. It's a fairly basic property and has seen better days, but it is priced accordingly, so that was a fair trade-off for me. Breakfast options were limited, but again it was priced accordingly. One thing that threw me at first was the virtual check-in (all reception service is virtual there) because I do not recall being alerted to that when I booked, but it works fine and is staffed 24/7. Another oddity was having to switch the lights on manually when walking along the hallway and in the elevator waiting area on my floor. I've stayed in dozens of hotels in continental Europe and the UK and never encountered that before. "