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Foppoli

In the high Engadin above St. Moritz, this modest inn opens its dining room to ceremonies for fifty to one hundred fifty guests surrounded by larch forest and Alpine meadow. The building's simple timber construction and proportionate windows announce function preceding ornament. Views toward the Bernina pass arrive naturally through large windows facing south. The kitchen emphasizes mountain produce; the wine list reflects local viticulture. It appeals to couples seeking genuinely modest luxury without pretense.

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