Montela Apartment-Hotel & Resort in the holiday region Saas-Fee Saastal

We had a family holiday for one week: me, my husband and two teenage boys. The apartment was nice and clean, it was perfect, that there were 2 separate bedrooms with very good beds for every person, I also appreciate the window covers for the night, the bedrooms were very quiet. Everything needed for preparing food was available in the kitchen. For breakfast it was possible to order items on the previous day. In case of premium package it was possible to order warm dishes for the next morning. The food was very tasty, both the cold and warm dishes. We highly appreciate the option of free parking at the hotel. It was quiet in the surrounding area. The staff were polite and helpful.

An exceptional stay that exceeded expectations in every aspect. The service was genuinely warm and attentive, with staff going above and beyond to provide helpful information and ensure a seamless experience. Despite our late arrival, the hotel thoughtfully prepared breakfast ingredients and stocked the fridge generously. Even at check-out, they kindly allowed us to take breakfast items to go—an impressive level of care and flexibility. The room was fully equipped, beautifully laid out, and incredibly comfortable. From the bedroom to the balcony, every space felt thoughtfully designed, functional, and warmly inviting—making it hard not to want to return.

If there’s one downside, it’s simply that our stay was too short. We didn’t have enough time to explore the surrounding ski resort and charming old town—but we’ll definitely be back.

Very well equipped and large appartement in Saas Grund short walk from the bus to Saas fee and the alpin e press. Modern and lovely, staff at the complex are super friendly and helpful

- The apartment looks nice and it is cozy. - The booking & check-in processes are online and straightforward.

- Even though the breakfast concept (having things in your fridge already and warm stiff delivered ar your door in the morning) is interesting, I don’t think it is practical and it’s somewhat wasteful (we didn’t eat some of the stuff and would’ve liked to be able to pick up only what we needed from a normal buffet breakfast).