around the clock at the top of the world
Morning
Hanselmann's
A St. Moritz classic, Hanselmann's is always the first stop of the day. A bretzel for breakfast, or Rösti if you're up late and hungry from the night's activities, topped with handmade swiss chocolate and some coffee. Go all the way to the back, they have big windows overlooking the lake and mountains, if the first floor is busy, you can usually find a free spot in the second floor.
Cafe Belmont
If you're in the mood for a deep conversation however, Café Belmont is the place to be. It has limited seating, ensuring it's never noisy. Seating is comfortable, and the beautifully designed interior and a well extracted espresso helps you focus on your guest. Keep in mind, due to limited seating, you might not always be able to find a spot here, but when you do, it's worth it.
Afternoon
Kulm Country Club
St Moritz. is not just about skiing. Enter Kulm Country Club, it boasts a massive natural ice skating rink overlooking the snowy mountains, and a beautiful terrace where you can sip exquisitely crafted cocktails. The restaurant is great as well, but make sure to reserve your spot during busy times.
Evening
The Renaissance Bar at Badrutt's Palace
It's not time for loud yet, but it's also too late for a coffee. It's the perfect time to make a stop at The Renaissance Bar situated inside Badrutt's Palace. The twist? Indoor smoking is allowed. Light up a cuban, and recharge for the night.
Night
Dracula's
Seeking fellow vampires? This is the place to find them. No phones, no photos, just us. To enter, you must be referred by a life member.
In Lain Hotel
Picking a place to stay in St Moritz is easy, just go to Badrutt's Palace. However, sometimes you don't want the obvious choice. You seek a stay away from prying eyes, and tourists taking photos of the entrance 24/7. For discretion, we recommend In Lain Hotel. An hour's drive from St. Moritz, this is the ultimate spot to rest for a few days after the ski extravaganza. Immersed in nature, you will recharge in peace here. For lunch, you must try their soups. In Lain has probably the best soups on planet earth, and you get to sip overlooking the swiss alps.
