Alp Grüm: BBC lobts Hotel in Canton Graubünden

Das Hotel Alp Grüm in Canton Graubünden is a special Rückzugsort in the Alps. So in addition, the British Leitmedium BBC published an article about the Gasthaus. «Obwohl de Schweiz velde Berghütten and schwer zugängliche Hotels hat, ist Alp Grüm in aussergewöhnlicher Ort in den Bergen, der seinesgleichen sucht», he isst in the Article.

Zwischen 20 and eight o’clock are the hotel completed by the Aussenweltabgeschnitten, and in that time it is only so long. Das Alp Grüm is located at an altitude of 2091 meters on the Bernina line and can be accessed via Fuss or with the Berninabahn – a road is no more. This Abschiedenheit, combined with the natural materials, can be a unique art.

The 10-Zimmer-Hotel, the time occupied by the Bahnhof and the Warteraum, offers a spectacle to the Palügletscher and the Palüsee. In 1910 the war started as a Holzunterstand for the stations, which exercised control over the railways.

Let the use of a stoneware construction work out. It is the part of the Berninabahn, the Switzerland with the Italian connection. Grateful modern technology and one of the ways in which the strecke can pass through the law in winter can be quickly used in an attack.

Hotel manager Primo Semadeni, who has been at the hotel for 18 years, describes life on the Alp Grüm as Herausforderung and Segen Zugleich: «Here we find nature, the mountains, the glacier and the quiet.» But the abgelegen Standort takes care of logistical planning in itself. Everything was served in the hotel, especially according to Zug. “If you want to order something, you’ve done a few things,” he told the BBC.

I see the summer of Hotel Wanderer and nature friends, the Schönheit der Bergwelt geniuses. A manchen Tagen kommen more than 60 guests, except when the wetter is good. Trotz der Abgeschiedenheit bleibt Alp Grüm a soul of faith, whom the BBC weiter feststellt. If you have gotten the idea that the device is set, it is ‘a fast unwritten still one, that the lonely charm that this abgelegen Ortes ausmacht is’. The BBC Article finds it here.