Badrutt's Palace Hotel, a renowned symbol of luxury and elegance in St. Moritz, is known for its rich history, opulent services, and an exclusive clientele. Recently, the hotel underwent its largest expansion yet with the addition of The Serlas Wing, a contemporary design by Antonio Citterio that offers guests modern amenities. The new wing features 25 additional luxurious rooms, designer boutiques on the ground floor, and a discreet walkway to the village square. This expansion blends traditional alpine aesthetics with modern comforts, marking a new chapter in the hotel's illustrious history.
"This car belonged to the Queen," the red and navy uniformed chauffeur tells me as I sit in the back seat of a vintage black Rolls Royce on the short drive from St. Moritz train station to Badrutt's Palace Hotel. This type of old world grandeur is what Badrutt's Palace is known for."
"Class, luxury and tradition never go out of style in the world of Badrutt's Palace, but the grande dame also knows when to innovate... The Serlas Wing... adds another 25 rooms and suites to the grand hotel's repertoire."
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