Straight-line distance from hotel: 11 km directParc Ela
Parc Ela is a regional nature park and protected area designated as a nature reserve. It is accessible and known under the same name in multiple languages, including English and German.
Radons, Switzerland
Twelve rooms at 2,000 metres in the car-free Maiensäss village of Radons. Globetrotter host Fadri Arpagaus cooks nightly, pairing Bündnerland classics with recipes from three continents.











Twelve rooms at 2,000 metres in the car-free Maiensäss village of Radons. The 80-year-old lodge sits at the foot of Piz Forbesch, surrounded by 900 peaks of the Grisons Alps. Inside, the preserved Arvenstube dining room glows with aged Arvenholz pine. No road noise reaches here in winter. Only footsteps in snow, the creak of sledge runners, the silence of altitude.
Host Fadri Arpagaus first entered this kitchen aged six. He cooked his way through Bangkok, Canada, and private kitchens across Europe before homesickness pulled him back to Savognin. He restored the Berghuus in 2020, awakening it to new life. His philosophy fits one line: today nothing must, yet everything can. That unhurried pace shapes every detail, from Fadri's globetrotter menus to the wine cellar he walks guests through himself.
Hiking trails radiate from the front door into 900 peaks and 150 valleys. Piz Forbesch rises directly above the lodge. In summer, mountain bikers ride path no. 66 from Savognin, with e-bikes available through partner Wasescha Sport. A mountain pond near the property invites a cold swim after a long climb.
In winter, Radons becomes car-free. Guests arrive by ski, sledge run, or snowmobile from Tigignas. Piz Martegnas connects the lodge to the ski area. Marmots, ibex, and alpine choughs share the slopes year-round. Edelweiss, alpine rose, and gentian dot the meadows in summer. Golfers drive to Alvaneu Bad Golf Club, set at 950 metres with views of the Landwasser Viaduct.
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The Ustereia sits inside the original Arvenstube, a pine-panelled dining room preserved from the old lodge. Fadri Arpagaus cooks here himself. His career took him through kitchens in Bangkok, Canada, and across Europe. Those years show on every plate.
Bündner classics share the menu with recipes from three continents. Regional Graubünden wines fill the cellar downstairs, where Fadri leads tastings of his favourite drops. Lunch runs until two, then an afternoon snack menu carries guests to dinner. The Berghuus Tschigulatta, a house chocolate creation, traces its roots to a pastry chef who trained under Andreas Caminada.
Morning light hits the mountain pond near Berghuus Radons. A cold swim at 2,000 metres sharpens every sense before breakfast. The water reflects Piz Forbesch on still days.
Full-body massage, sports massage, and foot reflexology are available on request. Treatments happen in the restored lodge, where thick timber walls hold the quiet. At this altitude, the thin Alpine air does half the work. Today nothing must, yet everything can.
Berghuus Radons sits at 2,000 metres in the Maiensäss village of Radons. No roads reach it in winter. Guests arrive by ski, foot, or snowmobile. That remoteness shapes everything, from supply chains to energy use.
The 80-year-old lodge was restored in 2020 using local timber and stone from Graubünden. Its small scale, just a handful of rooms, keeps the footprint light on this Alpine meadow. The kitchen sources meat and dairy from Surses valley farms, cutting transport to a minimum.
Berghuus Radons offers 1 accommodation type.

Stylish Room
Experience the charm of the Bündner mountain panorama from a stylish room featuring high-quality reclaimed wood finishes and heavenly beds. Perfect for those seeking a blend of luxury and nature.
Today nothing must, yet everything can. Find your table in the Arvenstube at 2,000 metres above Savognin.
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