Badrutt's Palace Hotel
St. Moritz
“Aristocratic Alpine salon”
Vibe
Afternoon tea unfolds in Le Grand Hall to live piano accompaniment, framed by vaulted arches and sweeping views of Lake St. Moritz.
“Aristocratic Alpine salon”
Dedicated suite butlers, a private cellar holding 30,000 bottles, and vintage Rolls-Royce fleet transfers.
Daily afternoon tea in Le Grand Hall with live piano accompaniment overlooking Lake St. Moritz.
An 1896 turreted Gothic Revival palace featuring original timber woodwork and the historic 1658 Chesa Veglia.
Overlooking Lake St. Moritz along Via Serlas, steps from the village boutiques and cable cars.
Rooms
Alpine woodwork and lake panoramas define traditional suites, while the Serlas Wing brings tailored Loro Piana fabrics and Italian lines.
Wellness
A heated outdoor infinity pool and Jacuzzi steam against the snow, accompanied by saunas, a salt steam room, and glass-vaulted baths.
Backstory
Caspar Badrutt opened the palace in 1896, and Suite 501 later became a regular creative haven for filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock.
Eat & drink
Matsuhisa serves Peruvian-Japanese fare under the former tennis hall dome, while Chesa Veglia pours fondue in a 1658 farmhouse.
The neighborhood
Via Serlas boutiques sit right outside the door, with Lake St. Moritz below and mountain cable cars just a short walk away.
The app
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