Restaurant with fine cuisine, separate Arven parlour and inviting sun terrace with a view of the Capetta forest.
Modern, family-run hotel in Cresta with 17 beds. Sunny location at 1964 m above sea level. All rooms with shower/WC, some with balcony/terrace.
Number of seats
- Restaurant: 40 seats
- Garden restaurant: 40 seats
- Hall: 20 seats
- Arven-Stübli: 20 seats
Opening times
The restaurant is closed * for dinner * for external guests due to staff shortages. The Capetta will be happy to welcome you for coffee, an aperitif or a delicious dessert during the usual opening hours. The hotel remains open.
Day off
Monday
Public transport
Cresta in Avers can be reached by PostBus. Further information on the timetable can be found in the SBB online timetable.
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Parking
Car parking is available at the restaurant.
Coordinates
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Hotel Capetta
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