Mountain Inn Piz Calmot
- Opening hours may vary depending on the weather.
- The Mountain Inn Piz Calmot is part of the OK:GO Initiative. People with mobility impairments can find detailed information about the restaurant’s accessibility here.
- In winter, access to the Mountain Inn Piz Calmot by car is not possible. Alternatively, trains run from Andermatt and Sedrun.
Opening hours
Description
The Mountain Inn Piz Calmot, nestled on the Oberalp Pass Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis, warmly welcomes adventurers, families, and hikers. Here, where the mountains tell their stories, you can immerse yourself in the world of local specialties, such as the delicious “Rys and Pohr,” which bring you closer to the authentic atmosphere of the region. The straightforward hospitality ensures you feel right at home immediately. Whether you want to relax after an exciting day on the slopes or simply unwind – here you’ll find the perfect setting to fully enjoy the beauty of the mountains.
Our mountain inn is not just a place to dine and stay overnight, but rather a refuge that lets you dive into the magical atmosphere of the Alps. In winter, it’s the perfect starting point for thrilling ski tours, while in summer you can recharge your energy before setting off on your hike or giving your legs a well-deserved break on a bike tour.
The Mountain Inn Piz Calmot, nestled on the Oberalp Pass Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis, warmly welcomes adventurers, families, and hikers. Here, where the mountains tell their stories, you can immerse yourself in the world of local specialties, such as the delicious “Rys and Pohr,” which bring you closer to the authentic atmosphere of the region. The straightforward hospitality ensures you feel right at home immediately. Whether you want to relax after an exciting day on the slopes or simply unwind – here you’ll find the perfect setting to fully enjoy the beauty of the mountains.
Our mountain inn is not just a place to dine and stay overnight, but rather a refuge that lets you dive into the magical atmosphere of the Alps. In winter, it’s the perfect starting point for thrilling ski tours, while in summer you can recharge your energy before setting off on your hike or giving your legs a well-deserved break on a bike tour.
