Waldhaus Flims Wellness Resort, Autograph Collection

Loved our stay! Our room was lovely and well appointed, service was very good, the breakfast was a highlight. They have a shuttle to pick you up from the bus stop. They were right on time. We took the train in from Zurich to Chur then caught a bus. Chur station wasn’t manned at all and we weren’t sure which ticket to buy out of the machine but we managed to get a ticket and find the bus what dropped us at the correct station. The bus driver didn’t speak English so be prepared. Anyway, lovely all around, loved their spa and pools, tea station and nice vibe all around.

The Hotel Waldhaus is closed and bankrupt!!!! Vers sad. It was the failure of the Management. The American owners did. Not unterstand the Business and wanted only make Money instead of serving the guests. Shame on you!!

I stayed in January in this magnificent hotel. This structure is certainly one of the most beautiful historic hotels in Switzerland. The common areas have retained the charm of the golden age of travl. The staff is friendly and very helpful in all areas of the hotel. The room, a Junior Suite, was perfect. Very spacious, tastefully furnished and certainly in line with what can be expected from a 5-star hotel. Very pleasant SPA with simply magnificent outdoor pool. In my opinion, breakfast is another great strength of the hotel: great choice with many regional products. I think it is important to find local regional products in hotels. There is also a shuttle service to the village of Flims and to the ski lifts. The Caumasee can easily be reached on foot. A real 5 star in one of the most beautiful regions of Switzerland. Absolutely recommended.

We spent three nights here in early October 2022, three of us travelling from England with the fourth family member a resident of Switzerland. We had been a bit concerned having seen the film Youth, filmed here on location, where the hotel came across as a bit grim, but we need not have worried! It was very comfortable, the staff were without exception friendly and helpful, and although it was not cheap we felt it was fair pricing for what was on offer. (The parking seemed expensive for what it was, but that was relatively minor in the grand scheme of things.) Early October was low season, and some of the restaurants were closed. We did not particularly rate the off-site (but hotel-recommended) Pomodoro Italian, and if we had had our time again we would have gone elsewhere in the village. However, the hotel itself has a good bar and the breakfasts were really superb. We enjoyed many of the other facilities on offer, including the spa with its indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, steam room, etc. Also the grand piano, the pool table and other various things to do. Free coffees and other drinks (tea, water) are always available, both in the rooms and all around the hotel. Many reviews comment on how they were upgraded to better rooms. That did not happen to us, but as we were four adults (married couple, brother-in-law, adult son), we were given two adjoining rooms with a connecting door, which worked very well for us. The mattresses were on the soft side for our taste, but the room was otherwise perfect for our needs with free mini bar (not including alcohol), TV, safe, tables, chairs, and so on. The rooms and all other areas of the hotel were spotlessly clean. I always feel that running a hotel must be a nightmare job, but they have really got it to a fine art here. The staff never overwhelmed us but were always on hand if needed, and there were lots of nice little touches that made our stay thoroughly enjoyable. We were lucky that the weather was superb for our stay here, and we really enjoyed some of the local scenery, both on foot and in our car. One small detail is that I like to charge my phone overnight, but also have it by the bed to check the time if waking up. The charging area was across the room. Again, though, that is minor in the overall context.

Not a 5 star experience at all. Too many guests and rooms and the infrastructure are not set to cope with such a volume. As a result the spa is overcroweded so that you cannot find a bed nor a seat. It feels like being in a public pool. The breakfast is also disastrous as the buffet is just too small in size and you have to wait 15min for table to end up eating in the dark in the hotel's corridor. Finnaly, the gastronomic restaurant "Epoca" is overrated, the service is poor and the staff does not put client at first (even questioned basic definitions of allergies!!). You pay for a 2 star micheling and barely get one ok your plate. The outstanding part is the locations, the rooms and the hotel staff! The brasserie restaurant is nice and good value. I will not come back.

Hotel is nice but the value for money is not there. Compared with similar hotels across Switzerland it’s definitely lagging behind by a lot. - Rooms are extremely small and spartan, which is a shame given the enormous volume available, the choice was probably made to have more but smaller rooms - SPA is nice but shows already signs of major wear and tear, doesn’t always look super clean. - Housekeeping service is haphazard at best, sometimes the bed was prepared in the evenings, sometimes not. - Common areas were not always clean, in particular the glass elevator will give you a view of a thousand spider corpses - Staff is nice but oftentimes casual - Payed for the parking garage, quite expensive, but the car sat outside until the early evening In general you notice the lack of coordination across the hotel, usually a telltale sign of absent general management. If you’re looking for a nice and relaxing alpine stay, I would look further, I know we certainly will.