Under the motto "The Art of Alpine Luxury," the 7132 Hotel offers archaic mountain landscapes, modern architecture, and a world-class thermal spa. The five-star hotel is a luxury, design, and wellness hotel all in one, representing an exclusive lifestyle and a first-class spatial experience. With breathtaking views of the Grisons mountains, you can enjoy the region's most famous thermal spring, exclusive designer rooms, and exquisite cuisine. Let yourself be pampered with an alpine breakfast at 7132 Red, enjoy Italian hospitality at 7132 DaPapà, or sample the delicacies of head chef Mitja Birlo at 7132 Silver, whose creations using luxury products and local ingredients have earned him two Michelin stars and 18 Gault Millau points.
Of course, the mountains of Graubünden are right at your feet in Vals – the nearest ski lift is just a few hundred meters from the hotel and takes you high up into the magical Swiss mountains. Enjoy the fresh powder snow before treating yourself to some well-deserved relaxation in the fascinating wellness and spa area. Designed by Peter Zumthor, the 7132 Therme is considered an architectural masterpiece, consisting of 60,000 slabs of Vasler quartzite, and was listed as a historic monument shortly after its completion. The highly mineralized water from the St. Petersquelle spring is a treat for your skin, which you can enjoy in the indoor or outdoor pool, in the fire or ice bath, in the flower bath, or in the elegant spring grotto. At the ESPA Spa, you will be pampered with signature treatments from the Vals area.
From comfortable single rooms to spacious family suites and opulent presidential suites, the elegant rooms and suites at the 7132 Hotel reflect the overall theme of alpine luxury and delight guests with their calm color palettes, simple elegance, breathtaking mountain views, and high-quality ESPA toiletries. The luxurious suites on the top floor were designed exclusively by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, who used cozy oak wood and traditional carpentry to create a luxurious cocoon where you will feel right at home and embraced by alpine luxury during your dream vacation. Guests of the Penthouse and Presidential Suites also enjoy complimentary helicopter and limousine service.
Maximum freshness and quality – that is the motto of chef Patrick Siekendieck, who serves you a rich Vals Alpine breakfast at the 7132 Red, which has been awarded 15 Gault Millau points. Enjoy freshly baked bread, homemade jam, and all kinds of local and regional meat and dairy products every day, all in authentic mountain village style. The 7132 Blue Bar, run by Tony Lampis, delights with light meals and afternoon tea in a unique atmosphere with mountain views at any time of day. If you want to replenish your calorie balance after a long day on the slopes, the best place to do so is at Pizzeria DaPapà with homemade pizza from the wood-fired oven or at the elegant 7132 Silver, awarded two Michelin stars and 18 Gault Millau points, where head chef Mitja Birlo combines luxury products with fresh, local ingredients.
The dreamlike 7132 Hotel is located at the entrance to the picturesque village of Vals in the Grisons mountains of eastern Switzerland. True to its motto, "The Art of Alpine Luxury," the 7132 Hotel redefines the combination of skiing, wellness, and luxury vacations. 7132 is a brand that is second to none. The number stands for the postal code of the municipality of Vals and has become a symbol of a new tourism concept: away from mass tourism, back to the authenticity and exclusivity of what Vals has to offer. Guests also have access to a library with a cozy fireplace, all-day dining, and the Piccolino Club for children. Spend the night in a luxurious atmosphere with a fascinating mountain view. Whether you stay in a spacious single room, the beautiful Spa Suite with steam shower, or the opulent Presidential Suite designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, you will enjoy the highest level of comfort, characterized by discreet service, clean lines, neutral color palettes, and light-flooded rooms.
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