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Schloss Schauenstein

Schloss Schauenstein holds three MICHELIN stars in the 2025 Swiss guide — one of four tables in the country at the top of the classification. The kitchen is led by Andreas Caminada.

Rating
★★★ · MICHELIN Guide Suisse 2025
Chef
Andreas Caminada
Town / canton
Fürstenau, Graubünden
In the house
Schloss Schauenstein

In Graubünden

A confirmed 5,679,939 overnights in 2025 — the largest canton by volume and second only to Valais in upper-tier concentration. St. Moritz holds two of the country's nine three-Key houses. Note: annual growth was announced at two different figures, +2.8% and +1.0%; the discrepancy is unresolved.

Seasonality
Two peaks: Dec–Mar and Jul–Aug
Overnight stays, 2025
5 679 939 · confirmed
Access
The most distant canton by time: St. Moritz is four and a half hours from Bern. The Rhaetian Railway is metre-gauge, with the Albula and Bernina sections under UNESCO protection. Samedan aerodrome at 1,707 metres is the highest in Europe and takes business aviation.
Airports in the canton
Engadin Airport Samedan (SMV)
Destinations nearby
St. Moritz, Davos, Klosters, Arosa, Lenzerheide, Flims, Laax, Pontresina, Celerina, Scuol, Unterengadin, Samnaun
Events in the canton
World Economic Forum (Jan), Snow Polo World Cup (Jan), White Turf (Feb), Chalandamarz (Feb), Engadin Skimarathon (Mar), Festival da Jazz, Auftakt (Jun), Festival da Jazz (Jul), Spengler Cup (Dec)
Other sites on file
Schweizerischer Nationalpark (150 000), Therme Vals — 7132 (100 000)
Starred tables in the canton
La Brezza, Arosa ★★, Da Vittorio – St. Moritz ★★, Ecco St. Moritz ★★, 7132 Silver ★★
Upper-tier stock
47 properties, 6 in the MICHELIN Key selection, 4 065 rooms recorded

Source: MICHELIN Guide Switzerland 2025, announced 20 October 2025 at the hotel school in Lausanne. The next Swiss selection is announced on 2 November 2026; on that date the reference is replaced in full from the new publication rather than patched. Verified 28 August 2026.

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