With four rooms and three apartments, Brücke 49 offers a sanctuary for those seeking a moment of solitude away from the urban rush. This boutique hotel in Vals, Switzerland, invites kindred spirits to forge meaningful connections and genuine friendships, nurtured by shared spaces and warm conversations.

Start your day with the comforting smell of freshly-baked bread, the taste of local cheeses, and the warmth of a cup of coffee before stepping into the adventures that await in the surrounding nature. Alternatively, relax in the expansive garden, ideal for morning yoga or campfire evenings against the stunning backdrop of the town, river, and the Alps. At Brücke 49, every moment holds the promise of romance, nostalgia, and timeless beauty.

Brücke 49, located in Vals, nestled in the Swiss Alps, stands apart from typical mountain retreats with its simplicity and authenticity as a design-focused boutique hotel. The quaint village of Vals offers a curated list of experiences for both adventurers and those seeking quieter explorations.

For the adventurous, the majestic mountains offer crisp, clear air and ever-changing light that plays across landscapes of waterfalls, woods, and wildlife. Whether it’s invigorating dips in icy mountain streams, trekking through wild terrains, or skiing from altitudes of 3,000 meters, every experience is enriched by the natural beauty that surrounds Brücke 49.

For those who prefer quieter moments, the heritage-protected Valser thermal baths provide a serene retreat, while local restaurants offer the perfect setting to savor organic produce and traditional Swiss cuisine. Each experience, whether exhilarating or calming, contributes to a tapestry of memories crafted during your stay at Brücke 49.

With only ten rooms and suites and no outside visitors allowed, Villa Arnica provides an intimate adult-only space for relaxation and connection. Guests can unwind in the villa’s library or lounge by the pool, while the garden adds an extra layer of tranquility, encouraging a genuine connection to nature.

This lush environment supplies the freshest vegetables, fruits, and herbs, which are thoughtfully crafted into Mediterranean-inspired dishes. Every meal embodies the garden-to-table experience, served in the villa’s elegant parlour or at the poolhouse, featuring dishes ranging from local South Tyrolean delicacies to freshly grilled meats and vegetables.

Lana, nestled in Italy’s South Tyrol, sits among vineyards and orchards framed by the Dolomite mountains. Known for its rich history and vibrant outdoor culture, the area offers everything from ancient churches and castles to scenic trails, perfect for exploring on foot or by bicycle.

Renowned for its apple orchards and surrounding farms, Lana is filled with the scent of fresh produce, with local markets and restaurants showcasing the region’s cuisine, drawing from both Alpine and Mediterranean influences with garden-to-table freshness.

With its stunning views and deep-rooted traditions, it’s an ideal destination for experiencing authentic South Tyrolean life.

At Château de Raymontpierre, luxury and comfort meet historical charm. The estate features fourteen distinct residential units, with six in the historic château and eight in the newly constructed La Grange. Each space is a serene retreat that combines minimalist design with the rustic elegance of the Jura, offering a perfect balance of modern luxury and historical authenticity.

Beyond its architectural beauty, Château de Raymontpierre offers exclusive retreats that nourish both body and soul. Guests can immerse themselves in culinary workshops, wellness programs, and nature immersions, all designed to deepen their connection with the Jura’s natural landscape. Whether it’s mastering a new recipe, exploring the local flora, or simply relaxing in the château’s serene environment, each experience is tailored to your needs.

Standing proudly in the heart of Vermes in the canton of Jura, Switzerland, Château de Raymontpierre is a historic estate with a legacy that spans centuries. Built between 1596 and 1600 by George Hugué, the château began as a sanctuary amidst enchanted woods. The estate’s rich history continued as it passed through the hands of the Staal family in 1623, a legacy still visible in the engraved coats of arms on the south facade.

Today, after extensive renovations in 2022, Château de Raymontpierre has been transformed into a luxurious retreat that seamlessly marries the past with the present. The château is now an exclusive destination for culinary enthusiasts and history lovers alike, offering a unique blend of timeless elegance and modern comforts. Accessible only for Culinary Events and Retreats, each visit to Château de Raymontpierre is an opportunity to step back in time while enjoying the finest gastronomic experiences in the Jura region.