Skiing in St Moritz: A Glamorous Adventure at Badrutt's Palace with Dogs and Sushi Dreams

The Allure of Badrutt's Palace

Badrutt's Palace is a standout in the luxury hotel scene. Renowned for its rich history and stunning views, it offers a truly amazing experience from the moment you arrive. Upon arriving by car, the uniforms from the valet and bellboy teams really set the tone for the restof the hotel.

Each room offers panoramic views of the Alps, ensuring you wake up to breathtaking scenery. The hotel is also surprisingly dog-friendly - the concierge will dogsifor up to an hour and then anything over (like when you go skiing for 3-4 hours), they can organsie dog sitters for 50 euros an hour. I haven't stayed at too many hotels that are as unrivalled with luxury but also in dog friendly-ness.

Skiing Like Never Before

St Moritz boasts some of the best skiing terrain globally—there is something like over 350 kilometers of slopes that cater to every skill level. The routes really felt like a new adventure each day, with well-groomed runs and pristine powder. As a record, St Moritz reports that around 80% of its ski area is above 2,000 meters in altitude meaning really excellent snow quality. In fact, the snow was so heavy one day the slopes closed as it was deemed unsafe.

The Glitz and Glam of the Resort

Skiing isn’t limited to the slopes; the après-ski scene is - INSANE. Paradiso, the mountain top bar famed for its party vibes, is owned by Badrutt's so it was easy for us to sort reservations. If not styaing at the hotel be sure to do well in advance as can be tough to secure with short notice. truly the fashion here blew me away - having been used to Cortina, also quite a glam resort, I thought I knew what the crowd would be wearing - but it was next level G L A M. Floor length furs and Hermes bags were everywhere I turned.

I took my beige birkin 25 which went with every apres outfit, and took some Moncler, Bogner, Cordova & Erin Snow ski outfits. See the slideshow below for inspo for your next trip to St. Moritz.

A Culinary Heaven

Dining in St Moritz is exceptional, with a variety of options that cater to everyone. During our stay we dined alot in the hotel as there are aloootof restuarants; from sushi to italian. We loved hotel’s Michelin-star experience which was in the main dining room where breakfast was served. Chef Nobu was there during our week launching his new Sushi Club... the sushi was fantastic, which is fun up in the mountain.

Breakfast at Badrutt’s Palace was the highlight of my mornings. It featured gourmet pastries, seasonal fruits, and made-to-order dishes that would delight any food lover. I found myself lingering at the table longer than usual, indulging in flavors that started my day on a high note.