"Pros: This is a reasonably priced, comfortable hotel located in the center of town. Scuol itself is surrounded by some lovely smaller villages and on a future visit I believe I'd choose to stay in accommodations in one of these. It is the Alpine beauty surrounding Scuol that is the real attraction, not anything in town. The hotel has some construction underway just behind it, overlooked by the balconies for each room. When I arrived, I requested a different room, higher up and farther away from the noise and dust, and the management was extremely accommodating. They also allowed me to extend my stay by a night upon request and I very much appreciated the flexibility. The view from the balcony of my second room was exquisite. The beds are comfortable, the furnishings clean and basic, the room size sufficient and breakfast was plentiful, if also basic and unoriginal. The venison dinner I had the second night was delicious, perfectly cooked, but pricey (40 euros). The garage was convenient, they accepted my small dog and there's a large public spa connected to the hotel, although I didn't have time to use it. All in all, a good very good choice for a few nights in an amazingly lovely place. Cons: Make sure to ask about construction behind the hotel and if it is still going on, ask for a room away from the noise and dust. I was delighted to learn about a language I'd never heard of before, Romansch, an amalgam of German, Italian, French and who knows what else. (The word "hello" for example, is "allegra.") It turns out to be the 4th language of Switzerland and is the only language spoken by most people in Scuol. I speak three common European languages, but almost no one at the hotel spoke any of them. There were a few people, including the manager and a very sweet waiter from Germany, who spoke English so it wasn't too much trouble. But it would have been nice to have someone who spoke a language besides Romansch at check-in." ~Sydney