Very beautiful hotel with breathtaking views of the lake. Staff is very attentive and knowledgeable.read more

A few places that are worth every penny. They are situated in the Engagadine Mountains and the…read morefirst class service and glacier lake mountain views do not dissappoint... Perhaps a once in a life time I have been lucky enough to be there twice once this July and once again 30 yrs ago to ski.. Summertime is quiet with a hushed elegance. Every piece of furniture and artifact resonates presence.And the modernization of the spa and fitness area were spectacular. The staff all live on site which shows their dedication to the resort and your service. They painstakingly memorize your whims and preferences. which sets this and other leading hotels of the world apart... Its more than 5 stars its a memory to relive again and in any shape and form ... another 30. yrs from hence OR... leave provisions in the Will....

This Swiss country club puts the ritz in St. Moritz. And like everything in the city, eating at…read moreChels au Parc is expensive. But the service is spectacular, the views are amazing, and the food is pretty good. The schnitzel doesn't compare to the best I've eaten in Austria, but it will suffice. The french fries are very good! And just like everywhere in Europe, you have to beg them to bring a proper amount of water. But I still think it's one of the best places to eat in this small town. When you're finished eating, walk the path behind the restaurant around the corner to see the modest stadium that hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of two different Olympic Games.

Came here for brunch around noon on Sunday. This restaurant is located on the entrance of the Kulm…read morePark with a lovely view of the outdoor ice skating rink and curling lanes. It was quite chilly but nice and sunny, so we sat outdoors at the sun terrace to enjoy our meal. They provided a thick blanket with the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz logo in the corner for us to cover ourselves, one per every two seats. Mine had a small cigarette burn hole in it, but otherwise it was quite cozy and warm. My CHF 5.00 latte macchiato came with a yummy little chocolate chip cookie, which I recently learned the cute Swiss word for--Guetzli. ^.^ Brunch was Rösti with smoked salmon and sour cream for CHF 28.00. I've never had this combination before, but it was quite delicious with the fresh greens on the side and delightful, creamy sour cream. I LOVE sour cream, yum! I tried a bit of my bf's Rösti Chesa al Parc with cheese, prosciutto crudo, and fried egg. It was quite heavy but also delicious, with the strong scent of cheese. Kind of reminded me of Raclette or fondue cheese. Definitely filling and warm for the tummy on a cold winter's day. Other tables around us had a variety of sausages and cheese fondue, and the outdoor seating seemed quite filled up, so I think this place is pretty good for Swiss specialties in an idyllic setting.

Wow!!! So much to take in ... chocolates, desserts, sandwiches and seating in the back as well to…read moreenjoy. Chocolate is purchased by the weight !

I was in heaven. I cannot wait to buy more to take home. Great food (desserts), loved the service,…read moreand the place is just like heaven!

We stayed at the Badrutt's Palace as part of my milestone birthday plans with my girlfriends…read more I'm sad to say, Badrutt's Palace turned out to be the biggest disappointment of the trip. We spent about 7,500 CHF for two connecting rooms for two nights in the basic category rooms. And these are the reasons why I am giving the Badrutt's one star: - When we arrived, at about 330pm we were told one of our rooms were not ready, because of a 'technical issue'. The official check in time was 3pm. They told us to expect the room to be ready by 530pm. Meanwhile, they offered us "complimentary tea at the Grand Hall". - The complimentary tea turned out to be a frame of small bites that was too little for the three of us, so we ordered one club sandwich and also some water. We were charged for the sandwich and water which turned out to be 75CHF. - At 530pm we went up to check into the room that was ready, as the connecting one still wasn't ready yet. It turned out that the 'technical issue' were guests who hadn't checked out. I saw the service staff cramming clothes and belongings into bags while they tried to clear out the room. - The rooms were really small. This I had heard and I thought it was acceptable considering the location of the hotel. What I did not expect was the general shabbiness of the place. Furnishings looked worn and tired. And the carpet wasn't clean. I do my nightly stretches on the carpet, and found myself cheek to cheek to some dirt / soil. I was hoping that it came from the last guest in their hurry to check out and not some vintage dirt from winter 2022. - For the next two days, we found the staff generally distracted and too busy to attend to us, whether it be a request for a kettle, a charger, soft boil eggs at breakfast, water to the table or an ice pack. Things either never materialized or you needed to remind them three times before they arrived. - On the last day of our stay, I encountered a small crash on the slopes and tore my ACL. After making it back to the hotel, I called the front office to inform them about the injury, and potential need for alternative arrangements for dinner. Their reply was, "There will be a cancellation policy of 200CHF per person if you decide to cancel dinner" - I wasn't prepared to pay 600CHF for no dinner and to mooch in a small room so I said I will go ahead with dinner, but could I please have a wheelchair to bring me to dinner. They said, of course we will bring it up immediately. We waited 1.5 hours for the wheelchair which never materialized. Finally I hobbled to the front desk to find out they had "lost the wheelchair". I was puzzled why we were not informed any earlier. I feel extremely cheated out of what I thought was going to be a luxury experience. We are not un-used to paying high prices for 5-star accommodations but for this price, this level of service and general standards of the property are unacceptable.

Stay here at this historic grand hotel if you can swing it. Everything screams excess and luxury…read more Centrally located with town center one side and the lake on the other. This grand hotel is synonymous with St. Moritz, highly recommend.

This is a great place for a special evening out, service is impeccable and the dishes are…read moredelicious. We ended up getting ice cream for dessert but if we went back we'd definitely get one of the table side desserts we saw instead they looked so good. Ambiance is great and very romantic if you are looking for a good date spot. Only small hiccup was when we were leaving there was a giant party leaving from another restaurant which shared the coat check and it was a bit chaotic getting our jackets. Thankfully we got ours back just fine but it seemed like the larger party was having trouble getting their right jackets back.

Exceptional service. Delicious food. Great ambience. I ordered the pesto pasta and traditional…read morePinot Noir and both were 10/10. I truly enjoyed my visit and would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking excellent food and a warm, welcoming Swiss atmosphere.

The hotel rooms are spacious and ours had 2 balconies which was Nice but they fall short on…read moreamenities like coffee/tea in the room. There's a machine but no pods, ran out of tissues and not replaced and no washcloths Towels are on the small side Buffet breakfast plentiful if it's included. Location is difficult if you're using mass transit from station Make sure you arrange a pick up with hotel When we arrived I needed to walk through a construction site that was all up hill from train station. All the escalators and elevators from street level were closed down

When you stay at a hotel that opened in 1869, has been run by the same family for four generations,…read moreand housed athletes and officials during the 1928 Olympics, you know you're going to enjoy something special. In fact, Steffani the Rabbit, the mascot of the 1928 Games, became the hotel's namesake. With sweeping views of the city, the interior completes the image of a quintessential Swiss Alps mountain chalet. From the large fireplace in the lobby to the indoor pool and full body massages, the place is just special. And the staff are incredibly kind! The complimentary breakfast is quite good, but the room service food is only mediocre. Nonetheless, you'll not only fall in love with the town but this hotel as well!