Via Veglia 18, 7500 St. Moritz, Switzerland
It all began with a fireside bet when founder Johannes Badrutt dared guests to return in winter, boldly confident they would enjoy St. Moritz just as much, if not more so, than summer. He won the bet, and the great and the good have followed suit ever since. Stunning all year round, St. Moritz’s oldest hotel (1855) has repeat guests spanning generations, impeccable service, unbeatable location, and jaw-dropping views of the lake and the Albula Alps.
Best time to visit : mid-June - mid-September / December – first week of April
Unashamedly grand, with history at every turn, its storied corridors dotted with sporting and royal memorabilia. Long-term staff know guests by name, some since birth, including the General Manager, whose father also helmed the Kulm. Legacy runs deep here, now enhanced with refreshes by Pierre-Yves Rochon and Lord Norman Foster, adding renewed flair to its 172 rooms and suites, five restaurants, three bars and a lounge.
Redesigned to celebrate the scenery, all our renovated suites and rooms are a picture of Alpine elegance, comfort and mesmerising mountain views. Expect light, bright spaces with local stone and pine wood that is unique in the valley, moments of sumptuous textiles in rich tones, and luxurious marble bathrooms – overlooking the St. Moritz Lake, Engadin valley and the village of St. Moritz with its leaning tower.
The suites and rooms have been designed and recently renovated by the acclaimed French architect Pierre-Yves Rochon in the past month and years. 40 new suites and rooms will be ready for the winter season 2023/24.
All suites and rooms have bathtub and shower.
Dryer, Heating, Safe, Desk, Sitting area, Socket near the bed, Bathtub/Shower, Free toiletries, Hairdryer, Bathrobe, Flat screen TV, iPod-dock, Wi-Fi, Telephone, Streaming services, Bottle of water, Fruit, Minibar, Coffee machine, Alarm clock, Balcony (not all rooms), Lake and mountain view or Village and mountain view, walk-in closet (some rooms)
Check-in 15.00 / Check-out 12.00
Kulm Hotel’s gem - The Corvatsch Suite stands as a precious jewel, an ideal sanctuary for those seeking luxury. Its allure lies in the commanding views it offers: a sweeping expanse over Lake St. Moritz and the iconic and famous Corvatsch mountain.
Guests cherish evenings spent in the cozy living room by the romantic fireplace. They relish the spectacular vistas from multiple balconies and embrace mornings roused by the gentle touch of the sun's rays in the luminous and spacious bedroom.
Renowned French architect Pierre-Yves Rochon meticulously renovated The Corvatsch Suite in 2022. The result is an embodiment of elegance, capturing both the essence of modern luxury and the legacy of the past.
The Corvatsch Suite is connectable to a Junior Suite (46 m2).
A dream of Swiss pine wood – The Engadin Suite continues to exude a timeless and sophisticated charm. Its captivating view encompasses the stunning Lake of St. Moritz and the majestic mountains, visible from both the balcony and the inviting living room.
Distinctively adorned with local stone pine wood, the Engadin Suite radiates a cozy ambiance that marries the cherished tradition of the stone pine parlor with intricate stucco embellishments. This blend forms a truly unique and defining aspect of the suite's character.
The epitome of timeless elegance - The Rosatsch Suite captures the essence of tradition. Its remarkable view spans from the balcony to the living room, offering a breathtaking panorama of Lake St. Moritz. Within, a generously sized dining and living area, complete with a fireplace, sets the scene for snug days.
Guests are treated to a captivating spectacle from the balcony of the Rosatsch Suite, where the expanse of Lake St. Moritz and the surrounding mountains unfolds in all its glory.
Connection to a Luxury Junior Suite (71 m2) possible.
Designed by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon, these luxury suites offer a serene escape. The bedrooms on the west side boast village view with the leaning tower of St. Moritz and mountain views, alongside a spacious walk-in closet. To the south, a separate living area reveals a dining space, while the balcony frames vistas of Lake St. Moritz and the spectacular mountains.
The defining feature of Kulm’s Junior Suites lies in seamlessly blending Alpine opulence with Engadin-style design, enriched by local Swiss pine wood. With expansive sitting areas, most suites offer a balcony that opens up to the captivating mountain landscape and a view of Lake St. Moritz and the mountains.
A vast majority of the Junior Suites have been renovated in the last months curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Fusing alpine luxury and classic Engadin-style décor, the Junior Suites feature generous sitting areas and enchanting balconies with lake and mountain view.
A significant portion of the Suites, recently softly revitalized, bear the signature of renowned French architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Our stylish Junior Suites Lake Side South with generous sitting areas exude the ambiance of a salon. The Swiss pine decor blends with the colors of the soft furnishings to lend an irresistible charm to these rooms. Rooms with breathtaking panoramic views and spacious sitting area. Most with balcony.
A vast majority of the Suites have been renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
An abode adorned in authentic Engadin style, boasting awe-inspiring panoramic vistas and expansive seating areas. The majority feature balconies.
A significant proportion of these rooms has undergone a softly revitalization, under the discerning curation of acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
A spacious retreat, graced by a lake view and sizable seating area, with many featuring a balcony.
A vast majority of the rooms have been renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
A very spacious retreat in traditional and classic style, complete with a beautiful view of the lake and large sitting area, most with balcony.
A vast majority of the rooms have been softly renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
A roomy escape offering captivating village views, including the iconic leaning tower of St. Moritz. Ample seating, with balconies in most rooms.
A vast majority of the rooms have been renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
The most popular double room with a fantastic lake view with sitting area and most with balcony.
A vast majority of the rooms have been renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
The most popular double room in traditional style with a fantastic lake view with sitting area and most with balcony.
A vast majority of the rooms have been softly renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Comfortably stay with views over the village of St. Moritz with sitting area and bathroom. All rooms with bathtub and shower.
A vast majority of the rooms have been renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Comfortably stay in traditional style with views over the village of St. Moritz with cozy sitting area.
A vast majority of the rooms have been softly renovated in the last months and years, curated by acclaimed French star architect Pierre-Yves Rochon.
The Kulm Hotel St. Moritz is located at an altitude of 1850 meters in the heart of St. Moritz and offers breath-taking views of Lake St. Moritz and the Engadin valley. Adjacent to shops, cable cars, and dining establishments, this iconic and legendary hotel, heralding the inception of winter tourism, has been magnetizing sophisticated, refined and cosmopolitan guests from over 70 countries since 1856.
Via Veglia 18, 7500 St. Moritz, Switzerland
Jenny and Heinz E. Hunkeler were born in Switzerland (Jenny Hunkeler grew up in Geneva and Heinz E. Hunkeler in St. Moritz) and graduated from the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne, where they met. After completing the hotel management school, Jenny Hunkeler worked in sales and marketing at renowned hotels such as the Peninsula New York and trained as a spa and wellness expert. Heinz Hunkeler's path after graduation was initially different. He worked for Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental and Kempinski. In 2007, the two took over the management of the Grand Hotel Kronenhof Pontresina, followed by a move to the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz in 2013.
