Badrutt's Palace Hotel

Luxury hotel

St.Moritz, Switzerland

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A luxurious landmark in St. Moritz, Badrutt’s Palace Hotel has been hosting distinguished guests since 1896. Unique interior design, stately Swiss architecture, five-star service, and an unbeatable location make it the top seasonal hotel in town—plus, you get outstanding gastronomy and a sumptuous spa. Whether you’re after a mid-summer escape or a superb ski holiday, Badrutt’s Palace Hotel is your best bet in St. Moritz.

General Hotel Information

Reasons To Go

Off the beaten path/Stunning design/Scenic mountain views/

Hotel Overview

Fine dining/Excellent service/Indoor pool/

Extras

Pay on arrival/Direct online booking/

Parking

Parking (extra cost)/

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Concierge Room

Perfect for couples, the Concierge Suite is offering intimate setting around nature with a private beach.

Bed size

King-size

Room size

30 ㎡

Guests

2 adults

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Summary

Location

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel resides in central St. Moritz, a classy Swiss ski resort famed as the birthplace of alpine sport.

The building faces the glistening Lake St. Moritz, while the upmarket shopping strip of Via Serlas lines the back.

Located at 1,800 metres, St. Moritz enjoys stacks of snow each season, even though the sun shines over 300 days per year here.

A massive 350 km of ski runs crisscross the gorgeous terrain; it’s the biggest ski resort in all of Switzerland.

In summer, St. Moritz transforms into a playground for bikers, hikers, kite-surfers, and sailors who come to soak up those majestic Swiss Alps views.

It’ll take you 10 minutes to get to the hotel from the Samedan Airport.

Rooms & Suites

The majestic building has 156 rooms and suites—many interconnect for bigger groups. From the lovely deluxe rooms to the sumptuous suites, every quarter has classy interior décor to mimic the hotel’s historic charm.

Each room also has at least one large window with a view—village, mountain, or lake—for a closer connection with the majestic scenery outside.

In the spectacular suites, you get stacks of space plus excellent amenities: breathtaking balconies, bubbling Jacuzzis, marble-clad bathrooms, or grand pianos.

Book the Alfred Hitchcock Suite to sleep where the director came up with The Birds, or the palatial Tower Suite to stretch out over three stately storeys.

Pools & Facilities

The indoor infinity pool was built back in the 60s and exemplifies vintage charm—thrillseekers can dive in from the large natural rock.

Tennis is popular during the summer months, and an ice hockey field opens up in winter.

There’s also a private sailboat for circumnavigating the lake and a kid’s club to watch over the little ones.

The award-winning Palace Wellness Spa is heavenly after a long day at the snow (or anytime, really). This sumptuous three-storey spa has soothing amenities like a Jacuzzi, sauna, and massage rooms doing divine Ayurvedic therapies.

To spruce up your style, hit the Palace Coiffeur, a beautification sensation that’s become an institution in St. Moritz.

The highly-trained team offers manicures, pedicures, hairdressing, facials, and skincare treatments with luxury products.

Food & Drinks

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel is a foodies’ paradise with nine outstanding venues to wine and dine in.

For something fancy, try the delectable European fare from 3-star Michelin chef Andreas Caminada.

Celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa serves mouth-watering Nikkei (Japanese/Peruvian fusion) cuisine in the winter months.

Casual options include Pizzeria Heuboden for wood-fired delights and Le Restaurant for fine French food.

Three cosy bars are ideal for a quiet drink or aperitif, while a pumping nightclub cranks the après-ski celebrations up a notch.