Badrutt's Palace Hotel St. Moritz
Hotel · St. Moritz ·
Historic grand hotel with lake views, butler service, and spa
Historic grand hotel with lake views, butler service, and spa
"Unwinding after a day on the St. Moritz slopes feels especially decadent at this spa, where a steamy outdoor pool is framed by the Engadin mountains and is just as magical at sunrise over Lake St. Moritz as it is on a snowy evening. Treatments tap deeply into the Swiss landscape, from the Detox Swiss Salts and Algae Ritual—a full-body exfoliation with therapeutic salts sourced from the Aletsch Glacier—to the ultra-luxe Repairing Gold and G-Caviar Facial by Dr. Burgener Switzerland for serious radiance. With no day passes available, the wellness area is reserved strictly for hotel guests, creating an exclusive spa experience in one of Switzerland’s most illustrious ski towns." - Rana Good
"A paragon of St. Moritz extravagance where sheets are warmed with hot water bottles nightly and storied glamour runs deep—Alfred Hitchcock even honeymooned here." - Lindsay Lambert
"The hotel on most bucket lists, its fairytale turrets and party‑laced lore are St. Moritz in distilled form." - Rosalyn Wikeley
"The finest location in St. Moritz, the most attentive service, the most dazzling guests, the most stunning hotel lobby—Switzerland’s Badrutt’s Palace is one superlative after another. And 2026 will mark an impressive 130 years in operation. The property took a huge leap into the future with its new Serlas Wing, which opened across from the main hotel. The original and new buildings, as well as the Chesa Veglia restaurant, are now connected via underground passageways so that winter guests no longer have to slosh through slush. For the warmer months, when the hotel is typically less crowded, Badrutt’s has added a padel court and an ATP tennis court to the garden, and it continues to offer opportunities to hike, sail, and sunbathe. It’s a fairy tale with resort amenities in St. Moritz. From $1,079. —Dennis Braatz" - CNT Editors
"The finest location in St. Moritz, the most attentive service, the most dazzling guests, the most stunning hotel lobby—this is one superlative after another, and 2026 will mark an impressive 130 years in operation. The property took a huge leap into the future with its new Serlas Wing, which opened across from the main hotel; the original and new buildings, as well as the Chesa Veglia restaurant, are now connected via underground passageways so that winter guests no longer have to slosh through slush. For the warmer months, when the hotel is typically less crowded, there’s a padel court and an ATP tennis court in the garden, plus opportunities to hike, sail, and sunbathe. It’s a fairy tale with resort amenities in St. Moritz." - CNT Editors
