Therme Vals, the thermal baths designed by architect Peter Zumthor, have long been regarded as a masterpiece, the sort of place where architecture and design junkies make pilgrimages to commune with the quartzite temple that houses the geothermic waters. And now, in Hotel 7132, this village has a hotel that’s worthy of sharing space with the famous spa: in a luxurious yet lean style, three spa suites and twelve spa deluxe rooms with en-suite steam room were created as well as three double rooms and one single room. Bright colours and rare natural materials dominate the timeless design. Each room comes with an unobstructed view of the alpine world surrounding the hotel. The top floor is taken up by three stunning penthouse suites of 90 square metres each, designed by the celebrated Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. Besides various restaurants - including 7132 Silver holding two Michelin stars - the hotel opperates it's own Airbus helicopter and offers variouse facilities designed by three Pritzker winning architects.