Top Lodges in Lower Engadin in 2026

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Our top choices for Lower Engadin lodges

A wooden balcony with a view of a valley and mountains.

1. Guarda Lodge

Scuol

Robert

6.038.682 ₫ total

includes taxes & fees

27 Oct - 28 Oct

A room with a wooden interior and a large window overlooking a snowy mountain landscape.

2. Arosa Mountain Lodge

Arosa

Chris

3.167.926 ₫ total

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

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Top Lower Engadin Hotel Reviews

ALPINE INN Davos

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely room with a great view, #606. The staff was very friendly as well"

Meisser Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Meisser Lodge was great. Guarda is a fantastic village and a great base for the Lower Engadine. We had a balcony, which we really enjoyed. The facilities and breakfast were great. And we have a special thank you to Marianne who helped retrieve a book from a roof (accidentally dropped from our lovely balcony). Finally, in comparison with other places where we stayed, the Meisser Lodge is very reasonably priced for what you get."

Seven Alpina Boutique Hotel

8/10 Good

"The hotel is beautiful and well laid out. We were greeted nicely upon our arrival and were told we were upgraded to a room with a balcony. The room was well laid out and had everything we needed. It was very warm in the room so sleeping was very difficult. We asked for a fan but were told they were put away for the season. We were told they would try and locate one but never heard from anyone again. We were told to leave our balcony door open but our balcony was half a floor above street level directly across from the bus/train station. It was incredibly noisy until nearly midnight each night then beginning very early the next morning. For this reason, we likely wouldn’t stay again."