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The new 4,670-square-metre spa has several saunas, a steam bath, 15°C glacial cold pool, Kneipp area, relaxation rooms, and indoor and outdoor pools.
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Suvretta House
A century-old St. Moritz grand hotel where a private ski lift, formal dining rituals and a new spa shape the mountain day.
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Heated outdoor pool
The 17.5-metre outdoor infinity pool is heated to 34°C.
Car-free arrival
Travel by rail to St. Moritz and arrange hotel pickup from the station before arrival.
Ski-in, ski-out
In winter, the hotel's private ski lift connects directly with the Corviglia ski area.
Architect-designed
Swiss architect Karl Koller designed the grand hotel, which opened in 1912.
Rail arrival
St. Moritz is reached by rail through the Engadine, followed by arranged hotel pickup.
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Suvretta House has been looking out over the Upper Engadine since 1912, when hotelier Anton Bon and Swiss architect Karl Koller opened their turreted grand hotel above St. Moritz. The scale is impressive, but the character comes through in the rituals. Afternoon tea arrives in the lobby to the sound of a piano, and the Candrian-Bon family remains involved more than a century later.
There are 176 rooms and suites, from single rooms to the expansive Tower Suite. Outlooks vary between Corviglia and the Upper Engadine lakes, while many categories can connect for families. Downstairs, the oak pillars and coffered ceiling of the Grand Restaurant set the scene for dinner in a dark suit and tie. The Suvretta Stube offers a more relaxed route into Swiss and Graubünden cooking.
Winter access is exceptionally direct. The hotel's private lift rises into the Corviglia ski area, with a gentle children's slope, ski school and ski shop close at hand. After skiing, the new spa changes the pace with a 25-metre indoor pool, a heated outdoor infinity pool and a broad choice of saunas and relaxation rooms. A separate children's pool keeps family time part of the plan.
Getting there
Good to know
How do I reach Suvretta House without a car?
Trains run from Zürich Airport to St. Moritz through the Swiss rail network. Allow about 3 hours 36 minutes to St. Moritz station before the final hotel transfer. Check the live SBB timetable for your date, then contact Suvretta House before travel to arrange station pickup.
Can I ski from Suvretta House?
In winter, the hotel's private ski lift provides direct access to the Corviglia ski area. The in-house ski shop also sells passes for the wider Upper Engadine areas. Check the live lift and piste report for the best plan each morning.
What is the dress code at Suvretta House?
The Grand Restaurant keeps a formal evening tradition. Women are asked to dress elegantly, while men wear a dark suit and tie. Younger male guests wear a jacket and tie without trainers. The Suvretta Stube provides a more relaxed choice for dinner.
What is in the Suvretta Spa?
The spa has several saunas, a steam bath, 15°C glacial cold pool, Kneipp area and relaxation rooms, alongside a 25-metre indoor pool, a 17.5-metre outdoor infinity pool heated to 34°C and a separate children's pool. There is also a gym and treatment rooms. Treatments and Pilates sessions can be booked when you want dedicated wellness time.
Is Suvretta House suitable for families?
The supervised children's club welcomes children aged three and over. Families also have a children's restaurant, a separate spa pool, a ski school and a gentle learning slope above the hotel. Many room categories can connect, so ask the hotel to match the room arrangement to your family.
What are the rooms like?
The 176 rooms and suites range from 30-square-metre single rooms to the approximately 130-square-metre Tower Suite. Some face the Upper Engadine lakes, while others look towards Corviglia and Piz Nair. Views, terraces and connecting doors vary, so choose the category around the details that matter most.
Where can I eat at Suvretta House?
The Grand Restaurant is the formal heart of the hotel, while the Suvretta Stube serves Swiss and Graubünden dishes in a more relaxed setting. Afternoon tea is served in the lobby, and Chasellas and Trutz open seasonally on the mountain. Check current opening days and reserve the restaurant that fits your evening.
How do I reach Suvretta House without a car?
Trains run from Zürich Airport to St. Moritz through the Swiss rail network. Allow about 3 hours 36 minutes to St. Moritz station before the final hotel transfer. Check the live SBB timetable for your date, then contact Suvretta House before travel to arrange station pickup.
Can I ski from Suvretta House?
In winter, the hotel's private ski lift provides direct access to the Corviglia ski area. The in-house ski shop also sells passes for the wider Upper Engadine areas. Check the live lift and piste report for the best plan each morning.
What is the dress code at Suvretta House?
The Grand Restaurant keeps a formal evening tradition. Women are asked to dress elegantly, while men wear a dark suit and tie. Younger male guests wear a jacket and tie without trainers. The Suvretta Stube provides a more relaxed choice for dinner.
What is in the Suvretta Spa?
The spa has several saunas, a steam bath, 15°C glacial cold pool, Kneipp area and relaxation rooms, alongside a 25-metre indoor pool, a 17.5-metre outdoor infinity pool heated to 34°C and a separate children's pool. There is also a gym and treatment rooms. Treatments and Pilates sessions can be booked when you want dedicated wellness time.
Is Suvretta House suitable for families?
The supervised children's club welcomes children aged three and over. Families also have a children's restaurant, a separate spa pool, a ski school and a gentle learning slope above the hotel. Many room categories can connect, so ask the hotel to match the room arrangement to your family.
What are the rooms like?
The 176 rooms and suites range from 30-square-metre single rooms to the approximately 130-square-metre Tower Suite. Some face the Upper Engadine lakes, while others look towards Corviglia and Piz Nair. Views, terraces and connecting doors vary, so choose the category around the details that matter most.
Where can I eat at Suvretta House?
The Grand Restaurant is the formal heart of the hotel, while the Suvretta Stube serves Swiss and Graubünden dishes in a more relaxed setting. Afternoon tea is served in the lobby, and Chasellas and Trutz open seasonally on the mountain. Check current opening days and reserve the restaurant that fits your evening.
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