Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Via Mezdi 27, St. Moritz, Switzerland, 7500
Original Property Opened in 1864
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2016
The Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz is a luxurious holiday retreat that enchants its guests with a stunning blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair. When guests approach this world-renowned destination for the first time, it appears like a fairy-tale castle tucked away inside a storybook. The hotel features an illustrious past, having been in continuous operation since it opened in 1864. Constructed near the site of a famous mineral spring, the hotel quickly became a popular vacation getaway among Europe’s leading aristocrats and entrepreneurs. One of Switzerland’s grandest vacation getaways, the Grand Hotel des Bains has managed to maintain its historic international prestige well into the present. Situated high in the mountaintops of the Swiss Alps, the Grand Hotel des Bains resides within the bucolic town of St. Moritz. Despite its size, this quaint community is actually one of the world’s greatest alpine resort destinations. St. Moritz possesses some of the finest ski slopes on the planet. Attracting thousands of winter sports enthusiasts every year, these illustrious facilities have even been the site of two Winter Olympics. The hotel itself is actually located at the famous Mauritius Spring in St. Moritz, which is celebrated today for its soothing, warm waters.
Discover
- Discover the soothing luxury spa at the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz. The ancient Mauritius Spring forms the foundation for this spectacular facility. People have been traveling to this natural wonder to experience its medicinal qualities for over 3,000 years.
- Admire the marvelous historical architecture of this majestic historic hotel. Constructed to resemble a Mediterranean palace, the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz has been among Switzerland’s most prestigious holiday destinations ever since it first opened in 1864.
- Head over to the Casino St. Moritz, which is right next to the hotel. Given its proximity in the Swiss Alps, it is the highest casino in all of Europe. It offers over 80 exciting slot machines and 8 lively gambling tables.
Explore
- Explore the Cascate dell'Acquafraggia across the border in Italy. This beautiful natural wonder is a scenic waterfall that is surrounded by many tranquil hiking trails that twist through the verdant Italian Alps.
- See the Torre pendente di San Maurizio. Known as the “Leaning Tower of St. Moritz,” this remarkable historic structure is one of area’s most iconic landmarks. It is the only surviving component of a 16th-century church that once resided at the location.
- Visit the Nietzsche-Haus in neighboring Sils. This quaint structure is the former summer residence of the famed German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, who lived at the site throughout the 1880s. It is now a popular house museum that commemorates the life of this distinguished historical figure.
Experience
- Experience the stunning views of Corviglia. Many visitors go for a rewarding hike along the many wilderness trails that wind toward its summit. And during the winter months, Corviglia becomes one of the region’s most popular destinations for skiing.
- Walk through the Segantini Museum. Housed within a remarkable domed structure, this fascinating cultural institution displays the breathtaking art of the illustrious Alpine painter Giovanni Segantini.
- Tour the Engadiner Museum. Founded in 1906, the Engadiner Museum is dedicated to chronicling the rich history of the region’s spectacular alpine culture. It is filled with countless artifacts that range from weapons to artwork.
Taste
- Taste a classic dish known as fondue. Beloved all over Switzerland, this culinary treat is enjoyed by dipping pieces of bread into a concoction of savory melted cheese. Feast upon this national culinary pastime at such places like Restaurant La Stalla.
- Enjoy another local food called raclette. This mouthwatering meal consists of dried meat prepared with small potatoes, pickles, and onions, which are all covered in a delectable cheese named “raclette.” Be sure to feast upon some outstanding raclette when exploring the surrounding area.
- Indulge the senses with some world-famous Swiss chocolate. Swiss chocolate is celebrated throughout the world for its wonderful texture and uniquely rich flavors. No place is better to try this delightful treat than at Läderach’s local shop.
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