Badrutt’s Palace To Reopen For The Summer Season
Iconic grande-dame, Badrutt’s Palace, will reopen its doors on Friday 3rd July ready for the summer season in St. Moritz. Rich in history with innovation at its core, this distinguished Alpine outpost has weathered many storms over its 124-years and has used its recent closure to adapt once more. Leveraging its generous layout, plentiful facilities, glorious grounds and close proximity to nature, the team has been tirelessly refining the hotel offering to protect the health & safety of guests and staff while ensuring its much-loved magic remains. As Forbes heralds Switzerland the safest country in the world to travel to this summer, the hotel eagerly looks forward to welcoming back guests old and new.
A REFINED OFFERING | Over the past few months the team has been implementing an exhaustive list of health & safety measures including thermal guest and employee screening, in-room branded PPE, stringent cleaning, ventilation & sanitizing protocols and newly introduced distanced dining options. La Diala, Le Grand Hall & Terrace, Pizzeria Heuboden and the Renaissance Bar will all operate as normal with reduced occupancy and sufficient space between tables with further alfresco dining available in the Palace grounds and on the Chesa Veglia summer terrace. Round-the-clock room service will now include an expanded selection of Palace favourites with all additional fees waived. Breakfast will now be served a la carte in Le Grand Hall and in Le Relais.
ALPINE HOME-FROM-HOME | Ensuring the hotel retains its sought-after home-from-home feel, the Palace can tailor every element of guest stays from customized in-room amenities and adjoining rooms to providing office space for remote working. Longer stay guests will now be able to arrange fixed times for housekeeping, restaurant reservations and the option to pre-book preferred tables, exclusive use of the tennis court and other sporting facilities, complimentary use of a local mobile phone with key hotel numbers saved, fixed spa or hair dresser appointments in Palace Wellness and the option to tailor menus for the duration of their stay. Families can benefit from 50% off inter-connecting rooms with complimentary laundry and ice cream for children included over the course of their stay as part of the hotel’s new family package, too. St. Moritz airport also allows direct private jet travel to/from the hotel avoiding crowded airport hubs.
REVITALIZE IN NATURE | Designed to restore balance and stimulate the senses, Palace Wellness is one of the biggest and most extensive spas in the Alps. The expert team of spa therapists will be equipped with PPE to ensure extra safety, each treatment room will be deep cleaned between guests, and the two metre social distancing guidelines will be followed throughout the wellness zones. The bountiful treatment offering caters to even the weariest of lockdown muscles whilst those craving outdoor adventures can explore the magnificent surrounds via bike or boat with the option to set sail on the iconic Palace sailboat on the lake opposite the hotel. Here guests can also try their hand at Stand-Up Paddle Boarding or can venture to nearby Lake Staz for a refreshing dip. The hotel’s newly introduced beginner’s golf clinic package, led by Ilija Djurdjevic - one of Europe’s foremost Long Drive World Series champions - and the professional instructors at the Engadin Golf Club, will also run throughout the summer to include golf lessons, complimentary use of the mountain railways and up to seven nights’ accommodation.
