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CHARMING SMALL HOTEL GUIDES Page 1, 2, 3
Switzerland

Charming Small Hotel Guides Switzerland Charming Small Hotel Guides: Switzerland
Paul Wade & Kathy Arnold
Paper, 160 pp.

UK: 
Duncan Petersen Publishing
ISBN 1-87257-676-1
List price: GB £ 9.99

US: 
Hunter Publishing
ISBN 1-55650-869-7
List US $14.95
(20% discount if ordered from the publisher)

Sample hotel description:

Graubünden
Chalet hotel, Klosters

Chesa Grischuna

This has been a landmark in Klosters ever since it was built as the original railway hotel 60 years ago. Now it is just a few steps from the Gotschnagrat-Parsenn cable car and attracts outsiders all day long to the sunny terrace and the busy restaurant which serves up caviar and Châteaubriand as well as local specialities; in the afternoon, however, pastries are the draw for ladies waiting for husbands to finish skiing.

'Old-fashioned in the best sense' was the reaction to furnishings which aim for comfort rather than a designer look. Up the stairs that creak with age, bedrooms have double-thickness doors to ensure a quiet night's rest. The Chesa Grischuna happily manages to satisfy all types: the bar is famous as an après-ski rendezvous, while upstairs the sitting room has games and cards, an open fireplace plus a mural detailing the history of Klosters and the Guler family. Hans Guler died in 1991 but his family continues the tradition of gracious hospitality. Their guest book reads like a Who's Who of statesmen and princes, actors and artists but everyone receives the same genuinely warm welcome. Important to book up well in advance.

Nearby winter sports; swimming; tennis.

(Note: A table with contact information, location, price range, room types, accessibility information, pet policy, etc. follows the hotel photo and description.)

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