4 meeting rooms at an altitude of 2263
An extraordinary event location sits enthroned in the middle of the summit at 2,252 m above sea level - a place where nature, architecture and forward-thinking come together. The versatile spaces in the mountain station offer an inspiring environment for seminars, conferences, workshops or events - with far-reaching views over the Bündner mountains and space for creative energy.
The various spaces - from small to large, cozy or dynamic - can be flexibly adapted to individual needs. Whether it's a flying dinner, product presentation or after-work event, every format has its own special setting here.
A real highlight is the large meeting space, which can be easily transformed into a banquet hall, party location or get-together area. Thanks to modular equipment and various seating options, the perfect stage can be created for any occasion.
The location can be easily reached by cable car from the valley station, which takes you directly to the summit - even the journey there is an experience.
The site also includes a hostel with 20 rooms, located directly at the mountain station. You can stay here comfortably and easily - perfect for teams who prefer to stay above the clouds after intensive workdays or events.
Greenstyle is our response to the global challenges of climate change and the promotion of biodiversity.
The winter seasons are getting shorter and the snow line is rising. That is why we have the clear objective of no longer using fossil fuels and supplying the entire operation with 100% renewable energy; «From consumer to producer». With the help of Greenstyle.
Conveniently accessible and well integrated into the Swiss transport network. The region can be reached by car in around 20 minutes from Chur, 1.5 hours from Zurich or 3 hours from Milan. LAAX is also optimally connected by public transport: Direct train connections from Basel, Bern or zurüch to kur and then by bus to laax murschetg. For international journeys, the airports of Zurich, Milan or St. Gallen are ideal.
