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A  n ideal destination in both winter and                    Thoroughly modern in its recent renovation with an
   summer, the hotel is located in one of                    area underneath the hotel dynamited through to make
   the most challenging ski areas in the                     a magnificent granite entrance that also incorporates
   world and offers a host of summer                         a waterfall. The swimming pool and outdoor sauna
alpine activities. The hotel has 159 guestrooms,             have breathtaking views of the Alps. Indulged senses
including 38 suites. With each guest room and suite          continue on with welcome moments of stopped-time         “Long hailed as a hotel
offering its own distinct character, no two are alike –      spent in the spa and wellness centre.                       landmark, Badrutt’s
although all offer stunning views of the village, the lake,  With former guests as diverse as Alfred Hitchcock and          Palace Hotel is the
or the Swiss Alps.                                           Claudia Schiffer the family-run Badrutt’s Palace Hotel
                                                             is steeped in history.                                     ultimate expression of
The hotel’s 1968 Rolls Royce Phantom originally                                                                          the Swiss alps region,
belonged to the British royal family.                                                                                overlooking the centre of

                                                                                                                              ultra-glamorous
                                                                                                                                    St. Moritz.”

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