Badrutt’s Palace has stood above Lake St. Moritz since 1896 and remains one of the hotels most closely associated with the resort town’s identity. The building embraces old-world grandeur through turrets, chandeliers, antiques and sweeping public rooms, but the atmosphere is kept current by a constant flow of international guests and a strong seasonal social scene. Rooms in the historic palace lean traditional, while newer accommodations introduce a more contemporary interpretation of Alpine luxury.

Badrutt’s Palace is the grand dame of St. Moritz, combining lake-and-mountain views, Belle Époque theater, destination dining and a social scene that still defines Alpine glamour.