Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois
Basel, Switzerland
Pontresina, Switzerland. A 2,000 m² spa with indoor pool and whirlpool, facing the mountains, plus the panoramic Salon Roseg.
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9 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
Andreas Gredig buys the Gasthaus Rössli for his son Lorenz, who renames it Krone and gradually enlarges it into a hotel.
Architects Jakob and Georg Ragaz create the three-winged, horseshoe-shaped building around a cour d’honneur crowned by a dome.
With the expansion, the hotel takes the name Grand Hotel Kronenhof und Bellavista, later shortened to today’s name.
The First World War halts further expansion; the wine shop and farming keep the business afloat through the crisis years.
After more than 140 years, the heirs of the Gredig family sell the hotel to two Swiss private investors.
Grand Hotels Engadinerkulm, owner of the Kulm in St. Moritz, acquires the Kronenhof and begins a renovation that preserves its Belle Époque character.
Major works add 28 rooms, an underground garage and a spa of over 2,000 m²; the hotel is closed from April to November 2007.
TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards name the Kronenhof the best hotel in the world.
French architect Pierre-Yves Rochon refurbishes thirteen double rooms and junior suites.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “Grand Hotel Kronenhof” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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