1,900 m · Nine rooms · No televisions

Alpenglow

Scroll from first light to the last star. There is a wood fire the whole way down.

↓ begin at dawn

06:14 · First light

The mountain blushes before it wakes.

Alpenglow is that impossible pink the east faces catch fifteen minutes before sunrise — the moment this lodge is named for, and the reason breakfast is served facing the glass.

Sunrise yogaFresh bread 6:30

13:00 · High noon

Out the door, into the thin bright air.

Ski-touring in winter, seventeen marked trails in summer, and a guide named Kaspar who knows where the marmots live and won't tell the other guests.

Guided tours dailyBoot room + drying

21:40 · Blue hour

The valley lights come on like a slow idea.

Dinner is five courses of whatever the valley grew this week, then the terrace, then the sky doing the only show worth staying up for. Bortle 2, no light pollution, thick blankets provided.

Five-course table d'hôteTelescope on the deck

Nine rooms, one view

The Hayloft

from €240 / night

Under the eaves, exposed larch beams, a skylight positioned — deliberately — over the pillow.

East Face

from €310 / night

Floor-to-ceiling glass aimed at the alpenglow. Blackout curtains exist; nobody uses them twice.

The Cellar Suite

from €390 / night

Stone walls, underfloor heat, a private sauna, and a silence so complete you can hear the fire think.