Passion4Luxury — The Ultimate Guide to Alpine Luxury
St. Moritz remains one of Europe’s most prestigious luxury destinations, combining legendary Alpine scenery, sophisticated dining, designer shopping and some of Switzerland’s most iconic grand hotels. From historic palaces overlooking Lake St. Moritz to contemporary retreats with exceptional wellness facilities, the destination offers an extraordinary choice of five-star accommodation.
For this Passion4Luxury guide, we highlight five properties that represent different expressions of luxury in St. Moritz.
1. Badrutt’s Palace Hotel St. Moritz
A legendary name in Alpine luxury
Few hotels are as closely associated with the glamour of St. Moritz as Badrutt’s Palace Hotel. Located in the heart of the resort, the historic property combines grand European style with spectacular views toward Lake St. Moritz and the Engadin Alps.
Its reputation is built around tradition, exceptional hospitality, sophisticated dining and an unmistakable sense of occasion. The hotel is particularly atmospheric during winter, when the surrounding mountains transform the property into a classic Alpine scene.
For the luxury traveller, Badrutt’s Palace offers the quintessential St. Moritz experience: heritage, glamour, gastronomy and impeccable surroundings.
Indicative price:
💵 US$1,072 per night
💶 €943 per night
Best for: Classic glamour, central location, luxury dining and the traditional St. Moritz experience.
2. Kulm Hotel St. Moritz
Where St. Moritz luxury began
The Kulm Hotel St. Moritz is one of the historic grand hotels of the resort and a cornerstone of its luxury-hospitality heritage. Switzerland Tourism describes it as a five-star-superior property combining traditional character with contemporary luxury, while highlighting its own nine-hole golf course.
Its elevated position provides impressive views across the Engadin landscape, while the hotel offers an extensive range of dining, wellness and leisure facilities.
The Kulm is particularly appealing to travellers who appreciate heritage combined with modern Alpine sophistication. In winter, its proximity to the mountain infrastructure makes it a natural choice for ski holidays; in summer, the surrounding lakes and hiking trails create an entirely different experience.
Indicative price:
💵 US$1,722 per night
💶 €1,515 per night
Best for: Historic luxury, skiing, Alpine views, wellness and classic St. Moritz elegance.
3. Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz
Grand European elegance at the foot of the mountains
The Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz occupies an iconic 19th-century building and combines historic architecture with contemporary five-star hospitality. Kempinski highlights its location close to the cable car and direct access to skiing and hiking opportunities.
The hotel places considerable emphasis on wellness, with its Alpine spa providing a tranquil counterpoint to an active day in the mountains. Its dining programme ranges from gourmet cuisine to Italian and Swiss specialities.
The result is a polished luxury resort that works equally well for winter skiing, summer Alpine escapes and sophisticated wellness breaks.
Indicative price:
💵 US$1,192 per night
💶 €1,049 per night
Best for: Ski access, spa experiences, elegant dining and contemporary five-star service.
4. Carlton Hotel St. Moritz
A private world above Lake St. Moritz
For travellers seeking privacy and panoramic views, the Carlton Hotel St, Moritz occupies a particularly attractive position above the lake.
The hotel dates from 1913 and today has 60 rooms and suites, with south-facing accommodation designed to maximise views across Lake St. Moritz and the Engadin mountains.
Its intimate scale gives it a different personality from the larger grand hotels. The Carlton also offers a sophisticated spa and exceptional dining, including Da Vittorio, the hotel's renowned Italian restaurant.
The property is especially suited to guests who want large suites, spectacular views, privacy and highly personalised service.
Indicative price:
💵 US$2,543 per night
💶 €2,238 per night
Best for: Privacy, suites, lake views, personalised service and ultra-luxury travellers.
5. Grace La Margna St. Moritz
A modern interpretation of St. Moritz luxury
Grace La Margna St. Moritz brings a more contemporary personality to the resort's luxury-hotel scene. On Via Serlas, the hotel blends historic Alpine architecture with modern interiors and a sophisticated wellness offering.
The property has 74 rooms and sits just a short walk from the St. Moritz railway station. Michelin Guide highlights its mountain views, indoor pool, fitness centre and hammam.
Its accommodation ranges from elegant rooms to spacious suites with lake and panoramic views. Current published rates demonstrate how quickly prices rise for the hotel's larger suites.
Indicative price:
💵 US$941 per night
💶 €828 per night
Best for: Contemporary luxury, wellness, design and travellers seeking a fresh alternative to traditional grand hotels.
St. Moritz Luxury Hotel Price Guide 2026
| Hotel | Approx. USD/night | Approx. EUR/night | Luxury Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Badrutt’s Palace | US$1,072 | €943 | Historic glamour |
| Kulm Hotel | US$1,722 | €1,515 | Alpine heritage |
| Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski | US$1,192 | €1,049 | Resort & wellness |
| Carlton Hotel | US$2,543 | €2,238 | Ultra-private luxury |
| Grace La Margna | US$941 | €828 | Contemporary luxury |
The published comparison used for these indicative rates shows substantial variation between properties, with rates changing according to dates and availability. Switzerland Tourism also lists these properties among its St. Moritz luxury-hotel selection.
Passion4Luxury Verdict
St. Moritz is much more than a ski destination. It is a world of grand hotels, Alpine sophistication, fine dining, wellness and discreet luxury.
Whether the preference is the legendary heritage of Badrutt’s Palace, the history of the Kulm, the resort atmosphere of Kempinski, the privacy of the Carlton or the contemporary character of Grace La Margna, these hotels showcase the extraordinary range of luxury hospitality in St. Moritz.
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