The Capra Saas-Fee

My boyfriend and I stayed at The Capra and had the best time. 10/10 would recommend if you want to have a relaxing stay somewhere that feels both luxurious and homey. I especially loved the spa (they have the best skincare products and treatments) and the Pilates classes, as well as the activities they organized for us is Saas Fe. I will definitely be back!

Please tell Leo that he made our stay so very special. We celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary on Monday and had dinner, he went above and beyond with just exceptional service. Even at breakfast too. A credit to the hotel. All the staff need praise too just brilliant. Need to save our pennies to come back hopefully 2028 ( fingers crossed) Well I will end now. Mr & mrs Groom will have such beautiful memories. Regards

Really kind staff and perfect hotel in all meanings… amazing view and wonderful hotel with everything you see. From the time we reached to the hotel till we lift , we enjoyed everything and everyone was really happy with the facilities and environments that this hotel has. I m really planing to visit them again next year and every year. Thanks

We stayed at The Capra over Christmas and couldn’t have asked for a more magical experience. The hotel is beautifully designed — cozy, quiet, and nestled just steps from the slopes, yet it feels like your own private alpine retreat. The spa and pool were perfect for unwinding after ski days, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel at home. They were incredibly accommodating with our family, even organizing a visit from Santa for the kids. Every detail was thoughtful, warm, and personal. A truly special place we can’t wait to return to.

Our family came to Saas Fee hoping to create a new annual Christmas tradition — somewhere special enough to return to year after year. After researching extensively, The Capra stood out: glowing reviews, luxury positioning, and a reputation for excellent service. We booked two suites for a week over Christmas with high hopes. Sadly, despite the beautiful setting and lovely touches here and there, our experience was defined by persistent service failures that impacted our holiday and affected the experience. Problems began before we even arrived. Since The Capra no longer offers half-board, we reached out weeks in advance for help booking restaurants over the busy holiday period. The hotel sent a list — but as we tried to confirm options, it turned out some restaurants weren’t open, others couldn’t be booked unless staying in their parent hotel, and some just didn’t reply. After two weeks of going back and forth, we had to ask the team to simply make whatever bookings they could. We’d never struggled like this to book dining before a trip — and given the Capra’s reputation, we had expected more confident, proactive help. Our request for a Christmas tree in the room — something we’ve had at many hotels, and especially meaningful to our children — was flatly declined. This was the first time we’d been told no, and it felt like a small but telling disappointment in a week filled with them. The Capra itself is a warm and modern chalet-style hotel, located on the far edge of the village — farther from the ski lifts than any other hotel we saw. The shuttle to the lifts runs frequently and works well, but if you want to dine in the village or explore, you’re in for a chilly walk — which made dinner outings with kids in the snow feel more like a chore than a treat. It’s a shame, because the more central parts of the village have charm, but the location makes it hard to enjoy spontaneously. The rooms were beautifully maintained and spotlessly clean. We booked one Deluxe and one Signature suite — both had two double beds and felt nearly identical, with the Signature arguably better value. However, the hotel only allows three guests in the Signature suite despite its bedding. Both suites were extremely compact - they felt too compact to fit a Christmas tree, which might explain their refusal to provide one. Dining was, unfortunately, the most stressful part of our stay. We had reserved Christmas Eve dinner at the hotel’s Brasserie 1809 months in advance, expecting a highlight of the trip. Instead, we were told on arrival the cost had increased from 140 to 195 francs per person, without explanation. We reluctantly agreed as we had no other choice. The meal itself was extremely delayed — we sat down at 7:30, received our first course at 9:30, and our children went to bed hungry before the main arrived. Our family didn’t make it to dessert. It wasn’t the celebration we’d planned — just a long, disappointing evening. Breakfast, too, was a daily source of s

I honestly cannot say enough good things about this beautiful hotel. Everything was just perfect from the cosy beds, the little touches, the spa, to the bistro. But above all else the staff are amongst the best I have ever had the pleasure to meet. Nothing is too much trouble & we were taken care of 24/7. Special thanks to Muriel, Demetra & mauro they are an absolute credit to the hotel. Meeting the hotel owner George was also very lovely. We can’t wait to return.