Ski 2012

After a very successful summer season, the hotel opens its gates to the Tour-Plus customers for this coming winter’s vacation season.

 The hotel is a historic structure, originally built in 1884 as a palace at a neo-renaissance style. It has been renovated and converted into a prestigious 4-star deluxe hotel.

The hotel boasts stylish halls and dining areas. The renovated rooms are large, and many of them are spacious suites. The hotel has a synagogue, dining room, elegant lobby, grand ballroom, spa and ski school. Ski equipment rental is available on the premise.

 Visit the hotel internet site which affords you a closer look at the hotel’s inviting accommodations.

 http://www.malojapalace.com/en/index.html

Thousands of satisfied Tour-Plus customers can attest to the warmth and  high quality of our hospitality. New customers are invited to join us and enjoy the abundance of Israel in a Swiss hotel. The dishes, breads and cakes are all made fresh by experienced chefs.

 In accordance with the Tour-Plus tradition, hospitality will be half-board, boxed lunches provided for day trips,  with complimentary coffee, tea and cake all day long. On Shabbat- full board with splendid Kiddush, coffee and cake.  

 Kashrut – Glatt LeMehadrin under the supervision of Rabbi Pinchas Leibush Padwa Shlita, Amsterdam.  

Maloja is located at an elevation of 1800m, and the complex highest mountains peaks reach 3,300m. This affords the ski sites of St. Moritz more than five months of skiing each year, from mid-November until the end of April. The region has more sunny days than any other ski region in Europe.

 The town has a skiing school with ski-lift. The first ski lift in the mountains on the right side [ST1] of the valley is located 5 km from the hotel (Furtschellas) and the next lift is at Corvatsch. The first ski lift on the left side of the valley (Suvretta) is 10 km from the hotel and the next lift is at Signal, at the entrance to St. Moritz. This lift serves the famous ski areas of Corviglias and Celerina, among others.  

The valley of Engadin also has many cross country ski trails, some of which run close to the hotel. Every year in March, Engadin holds a cross country ski marathon which begins at the entrance to the hotel. Holders of area ski passes are entitled to free public transportation buses stop by the hotel and which drop passengers at the various lifts & cable cars. Special arrangements have been made allowing the purchase of multi-day ski passes at a one-day per week reduction, for those who do not ski on Shabbat.  

 More information about skiing is available at the internet site: http://www.engadin.stmoritz.ch/winter/en/