Dracula's Ghost Riders Club

Small intimate venue. Looks more like a hunting lodge inside than Dracula’s castle. The DJs kept the crowd dancing late into the night. In my opinion overrated - more hype than substance.

Awesome location for a concert. Cozy atmosphere. Avishai Cohen was playing with his current set of musicians in the context of the Jazfestival 2023. Outstanding performance

Great place. Perfect ambience for a jazz night (Festival da Jazz 2023)!

Incredible fun night with great dance classics and a warm, stage diving, moshing, v sociable, non-neck biting crowd ! Loved it! 🧛‍♀️ 🦇

If you are lucky to get in you ll love the music and scene

My recent experience at the Dracula Club in Saint Moritz was, to say the least, disconcerting. Invited to a dinner with a group of distinguished individuals, I expected an evening of elegance and fun. Instead, I encountered a very different reality. The cost of the dinner was significantly high, a detail that could have been overlooked had it not been for subsequent events. After dinner, on the dance floor, an incident further disturbed the evening. A "life member" of the club, a man in his 55-60s, inappropriately lifted a young woman, spinning her recklessly on a crowded dance floor. In doing so, he struck my companion in the face with his leg, stunning her. The "life member's" attitude after the incident was wholly inappropriate. Instead of sincerely apologizing and showing concern for my companion's well-being, he reacted aggressively and disproportionately, almost seeking to provoke further tension. The situation was exacerbated by the behavior of his companion, who had the audacity to accuse my companion of drunkenness, despite her having just been hit. This unpleasant experience was exacerbated by the total lack of adequate security, an element I consider essential in a frequented and lively venue like Dracula. Moreover, the club's staff was detached and not inclined towards courtesy, a stark contrast to the hospitality and professionalism I have experienced in other establishments in Saint Moritz. In conclusion, the arrogance and lack of empathy displayed by the "life member" and the staff at Dracula are unacceptable. This venue, once a symbol of exclusivity and fun, now risks losing its prestige if immediate measures are not taken to improve the selection of members and the quality of service. Saint Moritz will remain in my heart as a charming destination, but as for the Dracula, my experience ends here, with the certainty that it is now devoid of the charm and respect that should characterize an establishment of such reputation.

I went there on July 22nd 2023 for a "jazz concert" which was included in the Sankt Moritz Jazz Festival. In terms of cost vs. quality this has been probably the worst concert experience in my life. The "concert" had nothing to do with jazz, it was an unknown Swiss beginners' group which played something which seemed to be world music and which had nothing to do with "real" jazz. The price for the "concert" was incredibly high (100 CHF per person) and absolutely unlinked to the quality of the "concert" (just to make a comparison, recently I spent 120 € for a top seat in Arcimboldi theatre in Milano to assist a wonderful Pat Metheny's concert). Even if the concert was not late the restaurant was closed so you could not even eat some cold food (making, once again, comparison, at Blue note Jazz festival in Milano or at Jazz festival in Ascona or at Blues Festival Luzern you can enjoy wonderful concerts while tasting very good food). I will visit again Engadin (I go there from Italy at least 4-5 times a year, I really like those landscapes) but I will have nothing to do in the future with the Dracula Club (it is a joke, not a jazz club) festival) and with the Sankt Moritz jazz festival (it is a joke, not a jazz festival)

China Moses concert and backstage thank you und Le patron

A small private club located on the premises of the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz. I didn't go inside, so I can't comment on the clubbing, but I heard it's really good. Really cute exterior of a bat-themed ice sculpture and the entryway contained an ice sculpture of Dracula and a throne for a great photo-op.

The ultimate rip off location in St Moritz. Fr 50 per person just to gain entry, followed by drinks prices, the likes of which I have yet to experience elsewhere. The King's Club at the Palace Hotel is cheap in comparison. The final straw is being taken for a ride by the individual who takes the coats and by any account, thinks of a number before he decides to tell you how much you have to pay to retrieve your coat. Service at the bar is horribly slow. Prices......well decide for yourself if these are fair: water, one beer and one g&t cost Fr 70. It is almost unbelievable if one were not to experience it oneself. Finally, I am not entirely anti-smoking but there are no separate areas for smokers in the building and I firmly believe that this is not in accordance with the laws of this country. I would without hesitation recommend that you direct yourselves to any other club when visiting St. Moritz. Give the Dracula a very very wide berth.