St. Moritz and the Engadin

Where to stay in St. Moritz and the Engadin

The valley that invented winter tourism, and still does it with the most style

Badrutt's Palace Hotel
Three MICHELIN KeysThe first Palace, 1896

Badrutt's Palace Hotel

St. Moritz, Switzerland

from €1100 / night

Kulm Hotel St. Moritz
Three MICHELIN KeysWhere winter tourism began, 1864

Kulm Hotel St. Moritz

St. Moritz, Switzerland

from €900 / night

Carlton Hotel St. Moritz
Three MICHELIN Keys60 suites, all facing the lake

Carlton Hotel St. Moritz

St. Moritz, Switzerland

from €1300 / night

Suvretta House
Two MICHELIN KeysIts own ski lift

Suvretta House

St. Moritz, Switzerland

from €850 / night

Grand Hotel Kronenhof
Two MICHELIN KeysNeo-baroque, 1898

Grand Hotel Kronenhof

Pontresina, Switzerland

from €650 / night

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St. Moritz and the Engadin: good to know

Which St. Moritz hotel should I choose?

Badrutt's Palace for the social centre of the resort; the Kulm for history and the Cresta Run; the Carlton for sixty suites all facing the lake and Da Vittorio downstairs; Suvretta House for a grand hotel with its own lift onto the slopes; Kronenhof, in Pontresina, for calm.

How many MICHELIN Key hotels are in the Engadin?

Eight in the 2026 selection: Badrutt's Palace, Kulm and Carlton with three Keys, Suvretta House and Grand Hotel Kronenhof with two, and Grace La Margna, Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains and IN LAIN Hotel Cadonau with one.

How do you get to St. Moritz?

By train from Zurich via Chur, about three and a half hours, the last part on the Rhaetian Railway. Samedan airport, near St. Moritz, takes private and charter flights.

When are the big winter events?

In February: the races on the frozen lake, snow polo and The I.C.E. vintage car show. Dates change every year, and hotels fill months ahead.