Hauser Top Hotel, St Moritz

Advantages: lovely food, polite staff, great swimming pool
Disadvantages: no sea view, small television

...My husband and I have just spent 5 nights at the Merton Hotel in St Saviour in Jersey, Channel Islands. We stayed from Sundary 2 September 2007 to Friday 7 September 2007 and we had a great stay. The Merton Hotel is owned by Seymour Hotels and is a 3 star hotel. Jersey have their own system of rating hotels which is different to the UK, but the ratings are of a very high standard. We stayed in a double ensuite room and we had free half board for the price of bed and breakfast. We booked through Condor Ferries and took our own car and paid a total of £769 for the trip (£79 of which was for the car ferry travel). OUR BEDROOM +++++++++++++++ Our room was plainly and pleasantly decorated, with chrome light fittings everywhere. The furniture was ample, being a built in wardrobe, dressing table and chest of drawers... Read review

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Advantages: 5 Star Service
Disadvantages: High Prices

...Toiletries, bathrobes and towels. St David's offers a selection of room:- King Room Twin Room St David's Hotel offers a selection of Suites:- Junior Suites Master Suite In St David's Hotel the top three floors of the building offer the Master Suites which interconnect with each other. All of the Master Suite is placed at the end of the hotel for the most magnificent views over Cardiff Bay. BASIC RATES 2004 Single Occupancy Rate King/Twin Room = £205 Executive/Junior Suite = £245 Junior Bay Suite = £265 Master Suite = £500 Double Occupancy Rate King/Twin Room = £235 Executive/Junior Suite = £275 Junior Bay Suite = £295 Master Suite = £500 CORPORATE RATES 2004 Single Occupancy Rate King/Twin Room = £170 Executive/Junior Suite = £210 Junior Bay Suite = £230... Read review

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Advantages: Scenery, skiing, EVERYTHING.....
Disadvantages: Can get snowbound by road....CHECK!!!!!

...on that aspect, but all facilities (closed until mid December) seemed to be available. When we arrived there had still been no snow. Even the peaks were almost naked after the summer. The second day we began to drive to St Moritz (about 20-25 miles on a good road) and the snow began to fall with a vengeance. We had to turn back, it was a blizzard. We retreated into the house, ate a little and waited. The snow was hardly more than spindrift by the time twilight crept in upon us. We decided to venture out, into a completely private winter wonderland. There were no tourists, most of the locals were taking their annual holiday. Everything was fresh, white and magical. We stood on the far side of the river and watched the lights come on in the little town. It truelly was a private Christmas eve out of a childhood dream. To recommend Scuol... Read review

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