Officially opened in 1896, Badrutt’s Palace epitomizes St. Moritz to perfection; grand, timeless, and always a hive of activity, turret-topped Badrutt’s Palace is perched high above the lake and offers spectacular views of the Engadin mountains from its 155 guest rooms and suites (including the coveted Tower Penthouse Apartment, which have been recently revamped), its restaurants, and baronial Le Grand Hall, part lounge, part unofficial catwalk, and always a hub of sociality and supernumerary style for the alpine town. Badrutt’s Palace Hotel is a destination in itself, no less so for its dining scene, which includes 11 restaurants and 3 bars in the winter and 6 restaurants and 1 Bar in the summer, ranging from afternoon teas and cocktails in Le Grand Hall, sun-kissed breakfasts in the cathedral-esque Le Restaurant, Peruvian-Japanese fusion dishes by Nobuyuki Matsuhisa at La Coupole (housed in the former indoor tennis hall); Michelin-star dining, Jason Atherton's King's Social House dine and dance concept, charming Chesa Veglia and the mountainside eatery Paradiso Mountain Club and Restaurant. The hotel’s expansive Palace Wellness is home to both, stunning indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a fitness centre and dedicated wellness suites. Over 20 luxury boutiques are also part of the hotel complex. In December 2024, a hotel extension with additional 25 rooms and suites will be openend. The Palazzino Kids' Club programme is fun and educational, and suitable for ages 3 to 12. Our professionally-trained staff will take care of your children throughout the day.