Hotel Schloss Ragaz

At first glance, Hotel Schloss Ragaz's park captivates with its untamed wildness. On closer inspection, however, guests discover a garden deliberately kept close to nature and sustainably maintained, nestled within an already captivating landscape.

Spanning a full 60,000 square meters, the park at Hotel Schloss Ragaz boasts an ideal location for hikes into the Bündner Herrschaft region or to the Tamina Gorge, whose natural spring feeds the Tamina Therme with soothing, warm water.

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The centuries-old trees and the deliberately natural approach to maintenance lend the garden a wild charm that perfectly harmonizes with the surrounding nature and mountain landscape.

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Letting nature be as it is. This philosophy also extends to Schloss Ragaz's wellness offerings. Linger by the pool and let your soul unwind on the terrace – always with a view over the impressive, green landscape that unfolds before the hotel.

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