Workation Gems · 2 October 2026
A table for the working week
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INN LODGE's studios offer domestic basics, with clear limits for a week of calls.
Celerina/Schlarigna's new chef appointment at Cresta Palace is the week's hotel news, but a working visit may call for a more self-contained base. INN LODGE is an established address, newly selected here, whose operator advertises year-round opening and free laundry facilities.
The Studio M+ provides 33 square metres, a kitchenette with two hotplates and a fridge, a table with four chairs, a double bed and a sofa bed. Wi-Fi is included. Those are useful domestic facts: breakfast can be made before the first call, and the table need not double as a bedside shelf.
The smaller Studio S is listed at 23–30 square metres with a two-person table. It is the leaner alternative for a solo stay; M+ buys more floor area rather than a separate office. Neither specification establishes an ergonomic desk, tested bandwidth or private space for simultaneous calls. For two people working different schedules, a one-room layout may be the deciding limitation.
A stay to test, not a verified office. Ask about the connection, table position and room outlook before booking a working week. The studio pages list breakfast as an optional CHF 19 per adult per day; a kitchenette does not mean breakfast service is included. Exact dates and rates remain to be quoted.