Via Mezdi 27, 7500, St. Moritz, Switzerland
St. Moritz has more luxury hotels than you can shake your ski stick at, but over 150 years ago, Kempinski was the first one to set up shop here. It remains the only one in its class that offers skiers the luxury of being right opposite a cable star station. While we’re on a roll, its gourmet breakfast has also been touted across the land (and oceans). With the grandeur of the Alps, misty mornings along the lake, and a fabulous spa perfect for après-ski indulgences – this grand castle-like hotel is a fairytale come true.
Best time to visit : December, January for Winter and August, September for Summer
What we absolutely love about the property and feel sure will dazzle you too.
The interior of the hotel harmoniously combines tradition with contemporary design. All 184 rooms and suites in the grand building with a rich tradition since 1864 are elegantly and timelessly appointed and historical photo motifs tell of the initial blossoming Alpine lifestyle. Carefully selected stylistic elements of the Engadin valley and natural materials create a simple yet elegant look. In addition, the residences, chalet suites with one to four bedrooms, offer luxurious living, individual design and space for a private retreat.
Check-in: 15.00 / Check-out: 12.00
Small and beautiful - this is your refuge. This is the perfect small room for a relaxed getaway or for your personal short break. With service on-hand to meet your every need, the Classic Single Room has been carefully styled, featuring a desk space suitable for business and leisure trips alike. As always guests benefit from the hotel's excellent services and amenities.
Planning a romantic weekend or short break? The Resort Rooms are the perfect place for a short couple's break or a personal trip. Decorated in calming hues of cream and subtle brown, these rooms have been tastefully designed to create a wonderful environment in which to get a great night's sleep.
Enjoy the spectacular view over the mountains from this beautiful double room. The room has been carefully laid out to provide a suitable space to relax after a day spent exploring the lakes, moutain peaks and local attractions of St. Moritz. Whether you're planning a trip in the height of summer, or a wintry escape, the room is available with either twin beds or a king-size bed.
A wonderful retreat for solo travellers or cosy couples alike, all the Deluxe rooms have a view of the mountains, perfect to gaze upon as you drift off to sleep and have interconnecting options with Grand Deluxe and Suites. Boasting a contemporary design and full of modern facilities, these rooms have their own calming atmosphere in which to get work done, relax with a television program or enjoy a delicious meal from the 24-hour room service.
Perfect for an extended stay or family trip, the Grand Deluxe Room are the largest of all the hotel's standard rooms. With an extra bed available for children, a stay at the hotel is a great way to enjoy some quality family time in luxury surroundings. Soak off your stresses in the lavish bathtub or order room service from the 24-hour menu.
The ingredients: International grilled meat, fish and vegetables with a regional focus and the highest quality.
The composition: The inspiration is classic, the implementation is modern and the focus is on the product.
The atmosphere: Spacious, bright, typical of the country, stylish, family friendly and welcoming.
The awards: The breakfast is known to be the best in all of Switzerland.
The ingredients: Preferably local, regional, seasonal and Italian.
The composition: Only a few carefully selected products that are creative, to the point and accompanied by national and neighbouring wines.
The atmosphere: At first sight, it is lush and traditional and at second glance, it is light and modern. For the evening, it is relaxed and cosy.
The awards: 15 Gault Millau points.
The ingredients: The highest quality available on the Mediterranean and international market.
The composition: A play with texture, consistency and flavour – the presentation is a combination of design and avant-garde.
The atmosphere: Classically noble and stylish, contemporary and modern.
The awards: 1 Michelin star, 17 Gault Millau points; Gourmet Chef: Matthias Schmidberger.
Cocktails & drinks, high tea (with contemporary inspirations), fine Swiss pastries and the eternal club sandwich classic.
The Kempinski The Spa features four different saunas, a steam bath, a laconium, Kneipp baths,, a sun terrace and a separate ladies’ spa with relaxation rooms and three different saunas. The care products are made by Valmont, Alpienne, OPI and HydraFacial MD. The Kempinski The Spa also offers a personalised nutrition and training programme by the experienced fitness and nutrition coach Mirko Colombo.
At the centre of St. Moritz Bad, its sheltered location directly at the source of the famed mineral springs, the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz is steeped in tradition and can look back on an illustrious past: The hotel was originally built in 1864 as the Grand Hotel des Bains.
You can easily reach your holiday destination using the Rhätische Bahn railway, the good road network or by air. Engadin Airport has flight connections to the international airports of Zürich, Geneva, Basel, Milan and Munich. Taxi flights are also available to many other national and international airports.
Via Mezdi 27, 7500, St. Moritz, Switzerland
A German national, Konstantin Zeuke was born in 1971 in the medieval town of Gotha in Germany. He obtained a degree in Hotel Administration and later an MBA degree at the Reims Management School in France. Konstantin Zeuke is an excellent skier who loves mountains and also the sea. He is married and has two children.
