Renowned for its timeless elegance and having hosted the Winter Olympics twice, St. Moritz has become one of the most pristine ski resorts in the Swiss alps. Picture yourself gliding down the slopes of Corviglia, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and the magnetic energy of St. Moritz's refined charm - Within this exclusive ski resort travel guide we delve into all the details on hotels, restaurants and annual events that make this town an impeccable skiing destination.
Hotels
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Suvretta House
Set in a serene forest away from traffic and city bustle, this five-star property is a legend in St. Moritz. The hotel's origins trace back to hotel pioneer Anton Sebastian Bon, envisioning a mountain retreat realized in collaboration with architect Karl Koller. With a legacy spanning over a century since its founding in 1911, Suvretta House has continuously adapted to meet evolving guest expectations, introducing recent enhancements such as the Sports & Pleasure Club, a ski room, and refurbished guest accommodations. Guests can conveniently reach the town through a complimentary shuttle, and the hotel provides a private ski lift to the Suvretta chairlift.
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Badrutt's Palace
With an incredible location right in the town of St Moritz, Badrutt's Palace has unmatched views over the lake, making it an ideal choice when visiting for lakeside events. Next to having exceptional panoramas on the events happening by the frozen lake, the hotel itself hosts highly anticipated events throughout the year, such as the annual New Year's Eve party and the Gourmet Festival. Among the 155 charming guest rooms and suites, the Tower Penthouse with Lake & Village View stand out as the most special and unique suite, occupying the top three floors of the majestic tower of the Palace. In the evening, guests can enjoy Switzerland’s oldest nightclub, the King’s Social House, or indulge in dining at one of the hotel’s “secret places,” like Krug Stübli.
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Hotel Grace La Margna St. Moritz
This newly opened 74-room boutique hotel, located just across from St. Moritz's historic train station, is an absolute eye-catcher. Originally envisioned in 1906 by Swiss architect Nicolaus Hartmann, the hotel was completely refurbished by Diversity Architects, resulting in an new contemporary, yet cozy design. The hotels spacious wellness area stretches over 700 square meters and features, in addition to the 20-meter indoor pool, a Finnish sauna, a steam bath and a gym. Culinary delights await at the impressive N/5 hotel bar, the Mediterranean restaurant 'The View', and the in-house brasserie 'The Stack', all distinguished by impeccable food and interior design.
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Restaurants & Bars
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Talvo by Dalsass
Cuisine: Mediterranean
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Known for: One Michelin-starred cuisine with constantly changing menu and large wine list, set in a traditional farmhouse dating from 1658.
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Da Vittorio
Cuisine: Italian
Known for: Upscale Italian restaurant with two Michelin stars inside Hotel Carlton.
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Dal Mulin
Cuisine: European
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Known for: High-quality Alpine-inspired dishes, a wide range of wines and cozy interior design in the heart of the town.
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Ecco St Moritz
Cuisine: Creative
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Known for: Fine dining awarded with two Michelin stars inside Hotel Giardino Mountain with unique facade and interior. Closed in summer.
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Paradiso
Cuisine: European
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Known for: Mountain restaurant and club with unmatched views over the Alps and vibrant atmosphere on The Music Deck. Perfect for Après Ski.
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Langosteria
Cuisine: Mediterranean | Seafood
Known for: Modern Italian dishes, fresh seafood and chic interior with international atmosphere. Opening in winter.
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Chesa Veglia: Pizzeria Heuboden
Cuisine: Italian
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Known for: Cozy Italian restaurant with wooden, chalet-style interior design. Must-try: Pizza Dama Bianca.
Location |Via Veglia 2, St. Moritz 7500 Switzerland
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Bars & Drinks
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Renaissance Bar
Known for: Intimate bar with large selection of signature cocktails and leather bar stools inside Badrutt's Palace Hotel.
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Anton's Bar
Known for: An absolute classic, named after hotel founder Anton Sebastian Bon with 1920s interior and a large variety of gins.
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Activities
The Snow Polo World Cup
Mostly taking place during end of January, the Snow Polo World Cup is one of the most anticipated sports events of the year in St. Moritz. The town hosts the tournament since 1985, which also was the first ever snow polo tournament worldwide. Besides the event beeing a great opportunity for socializing, the events location, the frozen lake of St. Moritz, makes experiencing the tournament extra memorable.
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The St. Moritz White Turf
While also featuring horse racing on the frozen lake, The St. Moritz White Turf showcases a broader range of activities beyond polo. It includes a series of races, including gallop races, trotting races, and skijoring, where horses pull skiers across the snow-covered tracks. The diversity of events at White Turf caters to a varied audience, making it a beloved setting and meeting point for horse race lovers.
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The ICE St. Moritz
The idea of the ICE ('International Concours of Elegance') originated in the 1980s and is one of St. Moritz's most unique events of the year. Held on the frozen lake of St. Moritz, the automotive event combines classic cars, dynamic activities and the international atmosphere, which some people also know as "icestyle". Over the course of two days, the event attracts numerous industry professionals and car enthusiasts, providing a valuable occasion to network and engage with like-minded individuals within the automotive community.
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The St. Moritz Gourmet Festival
The annual Gourmet Festival in St. Moritz is a celebrated food event, drawing acclaimed chefs from around the world. Against the stunning backdrop of the Swiss Alps, the festival is a highlight for food enthusiasts, offering delightful discoveries of diverse cuisines and culinary innovations. Guests have the opportunity to try exquisite dishes and attend cooking demonstrations.
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Horse Carriage Trip
A popular afternoon activity involves strolling around the frozen lake of St. Moritz. As previously noted, this spot is the hot spot in St. Moritz, hosting numerous events that capitalize on its unique views. For those who prefer a more relaxing alternative, consider opting for a horse carriage ride through the surrounding forests and soak in the peaceful silence of nature.
Skiing
Spanning 155 kilometers with varied difficulty levels, mountain Corviglia caters to all ski levels, making it an ideal destination for skiers and snowboarders. For those seeking additional excitement, try the 400-meter-long slalom course at Ski Run or test your speed at the UYN Speed Check on piste No. 15. Also, don't miss the picturesque Paradiso Slope No. 1, which is with its rest zones and yoga opportunities a more relaxed alternative.
Our tip: To experience the incredible sunrise on Corviglia, we recommend waking up early, before sunrise, and head up the mountain for the first sunlight.
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