If you’re looking for a luxurious alpine setting for your next getaway, you can’t do better than the dazzling St Moritz. A ritzy resort town nestled in the Upper Engadine region, this town attracts the rich and famous and boasts a tantalizing destination comprised of a cobalt blue lake, deep-green forests, and pristine, powdery ski slopes. If you want to experience more of St Moritz than its gorgeous outdoor beauty, then visit Engadiner Museum to immerse in St Moritz’s alpine heritage. Architecture buffs should check out the futuristic-looking Chesa Futura Foster. Moreover, you should stay in an accommodation that displays the town’s unique pizazz to make the most of your stay. Scroll down to find the best boutique hotels in St Moritz, Switzerland.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 13, 2024.
1. Hotel Giardino Mountain (from USD 395)
This 5-star hotel in St. Moritz is situated in Champfèr and is a great place to unwind and relax in the midst of nature. No two rooms are similar on this property. Designed with untreated wood, vibrant hues, and bright textures, the accommodations are a classic picture of an Alpine chalet that blends very well with the mountainous surroundings.
After waking up from a peaceful slumber in any of the lavishly designed 55 rooms and 22 suites, guests can savor delicious cuisine in the in-house restaurant. The property also has a bar and cigar lounge.
An indoor pool awaits you if you are looking to rejuvenate with a few laps on a warm afternoon. Fitness geeks can head to the gym for breaking a sweat with an energizing workout. The spa center specializes in holistic treatments in the realm of Ayurveda and an invigorating massage can be had here.
Giardino Mountain
Address: Via Maistra 3
26.24 km (16.4 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
2. Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz (from USD 265)
Reasonable pricing for a luxurious experience with complimentary mini bar and shuttle service.
Well-appointed rooms with free transportation passes, sauna, and stunning top deck views.
Conveniently situated in St. Moritz, with easy access to restaurants, shops, and transportation.
Delicious and diverse breakfast, along with excellent dining options on-site.
One of the best hotels in St. Moritz, The Hotel Schweizerhof has been around for over 120 years. The luxurious accommodations boast surreal views of the majestic Engadine mountains and Lake St. Moritz. Guests can reach Corviglia, which is the center of outdoor activities, in a breeze from here.
You can dig into homemade pasta, bratwurst with rösti, cheese fondues, or a breakfast buffet of freshly prepared egg dishes in any of the restaurants onsite. Enjoy letting your hair down with some champagne while listening to the tunes of a pianist. In the mood for some pizza and hot dogs? Walk into the Mule Snack. Light up a cigar in the smoking lounge paired with a glass of fine wine. There are plenty of things to do!
Yoga enthusiasts can start their day with an energizing session on the rooftop of the hotel. Classes are held on Fridays.
Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz
Address: Via dal Bagn 54
23.75 km (14.8 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
3. Boutique Hotel Cervus (from USD 225)
Undoubtedly one of the best hotels to stay, Boutique Hotel Cervus is a nifty hideaway on St Moritz’s lodging landscape. Boasting only 27 rooms in a peaceful atmosphere, this intimate boutique hotel is a top-notch choice for those seeking a tranquil experience in the town. The WiFi-equipped guest rooms exude a polished yet rustic feel with knotty pinewood furnishings, faux animal-skin rugs, and cozy bedding. If you’re here to ski, this hotel is conveniently placed, adjacent to expert ski slopes.
For the ultimate replenishment after a day of exciting skiing or snowboarding, don’t forget to decompress in the warmth of the Finnish sauna or take a refreshing dip in the sparkling indoor pool.
Boutique Hotel Cervus
Address: Via G. Segantini 32
24.48 km (15.3 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
4. Chesa Languard (from USD 142)
Reasonable pricing for St. Moritz, but expect higher costs due to the city's expensive nature. Breakfast is an additional cost.
Comfortable and spacious rooms, some with beautiful lake and mountain views. Lift available for convenience. Friendly and accommodating staff.
Centrally located in the city center, offering easy access to shops, restaurants, and stunning views of the lake. However, the hotel is uphill from the train station, which may require a taxi ride.
Breakfast spread is good, but at an additional cost. Several restaurants are within walking distance of the hotel. Some rooms lack a kettle and fridge, and there were mixed reviews about the breakfast options and pricing.
Chesa Languard is a genuine Engadine beauty with a wonderful romantic vibe. Centrally located in St Moritz, this boutique hotel is a cut above the rest with its attractive knotty pine walls, carved wood accents, decorative touches, and large picture windows. Bright and sunny throughout, this accommodation boasts top views of the shimmering Lake St Moritz and the surrounding awe-inspiring mountain scenery.
Kick off your ski boots at the end of an exhausting day on the slopes and head to the wellness facility. There you’ll find a variety of treatments and services, from invigorating massages to detoxifying sauna sessions.
Chesa Languard
Address: 14 Via Veglia
23.5 km (14.6 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
5. Art Boutique Hotel Monopol (from USD 302)
This luxury hotel in St. Moritz is a delightful respite in the heart of the Swiss town. Nestled in a convenient pedestrian-friendly area amid nice eateries, charming cafes, and lively bars, this is the go-to accommodation if you want to be in the center of all the action. The entire establishment exudes a lavish, eclectic vibe that’s irresistible. Situated in a sleek, ultra-modern building, guests can admire the minimalistic decor, as well as iconic celebrity images and contemporary artwork by international avant-garde artists. Rooms are brightly lit and stylish and are furnished with a distinctive flair.
The highlight of this 4-star boutique hotel is the full-service top-floor spa with a hot tub and a rooftop terrace. You can also savor a delicious cocktail while drinking in fabulous views on the top floor at The St Moritz Sky Bar.
Art Boutique Hotel Monopol
Address: Via Maistra 17
23.58 km (14.7 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
6. Hotel Steffani (from USD 234)
Awash in a charming Engadine style, Hotel Steffani is a family-operated accommodation in the heart of St Moritz. Having opened its doors in 1869, this classic boutique hotel features rooms with a crisp, alpine ambiance. For decor, local murals and wood carvings elevate the splendor of this 4-star hotel. Select suites not only ooze coziness but offer far-reaching views of the breathtaking mountainous landscape. A standout amenity is the sleek indoor pool setting: a divine oasis for relishing a relaxing dip.
Hotel Steffani is so appealing that this vintage lodging hosted athletes and officials for the Winter Olympics in 1928. The hotel’s mascot, a soulful-looking white rabbit, was declared the mascot of the 1928 Olympics and appeared in many advertisements for the Olympic games.
Note that the hotel and restaurant will be closed until November 24, 2022.
Hotel Steffani
Address: Via Traunter Plazzas 6
23.77 km (14.8 mi) from Mottolino Fun Mountain
Stay in style in one of St Moritz's boutique hotels
No matter at what time of the year you visit St. Moritz, there are plenty of fun things to do for each season. Whether it’s the invigorating dips in mineral springs in summer or the world-class skiing in winter that brings you here, you can be assured that the town’s boutique hotels will impress you. A reflection of the town’s posh allure, these amazing hotels are sure to make your alpine holiday a memorable experience. Book a two-bedroom hotel suite in St. Moritz today!
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