Badrutt’s Palace Hotel*****^S

For lovers of Historic Hotels

This luxurious hotel has been appreciated by celebrities and royal families alike since opening its doors in 1896 – Alfred Hitchcock, for example, was one of its loyal guests. The impressive lobby is adorned by art from various periods. The adjacent Chesa Veglia, an Engadin farmhouse from the 16th century, is one of the oldest farmhouses in St Moritz and has belonged to Badrutt's Palace Hotel since 1928.

For lovers of Swiss Deluxe Hotels

With its discreet service, traditional elegance and a pleasant atmosphere of exquisite luxury, Badrutt's Palace has been welcoming exciting guests from the worlds of politics, culture and showbusiness from its inception. Butler service available in all rooms. Culinary diversity with 7 restaurants. The St. Moritz local hotspot is the hotel's King Club with its trendy DJs plus seating for over 200.