Indulgences in Vals Valley

by | Feb 6, 2017 | Europe, Hotels + Resorts

When you need to get away from it all, Switzerland’s very own 7132 Hotel offers the perfect escape.

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When you need to get away from it all, Switzerland’s very own 7132 Hotel offers the perfect escape. Tucked away in the picturesque Vals valley, the luxurious getaway is the ideal place to relax, rejuvenate and let your troubles melt away.

As you arrive, the impressive alpine landscape will be the first thing to leave you speechless. Take a deep breath of mountain air and lose yourself in the soothing sounds of nature. When you’re ready, head inside for a one-of-a-kind luxury experience that oozes quality and comfort in every detail.


Nestled in the depths of nature, 7132 Hotel is where you’ll be able to enjoy the ultimate luxuries of the modern world: time, privacy, and a slower pace of life. In its world-class thermal spa, a deeply relaxing ambience seeps through the quartzite baths as 30ºC mineral water flows directly from nearby springs.

Each of the 91 guestrooms available has been uniquely decorated by award-winning designers and features spectacular mountain views. Guests looking for a superior experience can opt to stay in one of the spacious suites.

Foodies will have a hard time choosing from one of four onsite eateries that offer only the best of international and local cuisine. The 7132 Blue is perfect for a midday snack or a midnight digéstif.

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