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Property Overview
The history of winter tourism and deluxe hotels in St. Moritz can be traced to the opening of the Kulm Hotel in 1856. Its Grand Restaurant enjoys an extraordinary status as the first place with electric lights in Switzerland in 1878. Since then, St. Moritz developed into a top ski resort. The gorgeous views of the Engadine valley and lake impresses all who visit, and the historical and traditional style combined with heartfelt service reflects the warmth of the hotel. The hotel facilities include a nine-hole golf course, three outdoor tennis courts and the Kulm Spa St. Moritz for guests’ enjoyment. The Marmotta Club provides our younger guests with daily activities. In summer, the Engadine valley offers a wide range of activities such as hiking, mountain biking, adventure sports and fantastic mountain lakes for sailing and windsurfing.
Healthy Stays Certified
To help you sleep easier, this hotel has received a performance-based accreditation from a respected public or private sector health and safety authority, to certify its comprehensive cleaning, disinfection, and mitigation protocols. Certifications may include: GBAC Star from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council; Sharecare VERIFIED™ with Forbes Travel Guide; Clean & Safe Protocol from HRS and SGS; SafeTravels from the World Travel & Tourism Council; SafeGuard from Bureau Veritas; or other local government certifications.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining at Kulm Country Club
Renewed and expanded by the architect Lord Norman Foster in 2017, the 110-year-old building offers an authentic and innovative atmosphere. A modern, creative Italian-Mediterranean cuisine with international influences invites to enjoy a delightful dinner.
2 / Kulm Private Spa Suite
Pamper yourself and your partner at the Kulm Private Spa Suite. Benefit from the private sauna and steam bath, the twin hydro-jet bathtub, or simply enjoy its view of the majestic Alpine panorama while savour exquisite delicacies and a glass of Champagne.
3 / Kulm Golf
The 9-hole Kulm Golf course, the highest golf course in the Alps, is nestled harmoniously in the alpine scenery of the Engadine and it offers incomparable landscapes and panoramic views. It definitely makes your golfing experience an unforgettable one!
Property Highlights
1 / Dining at Kulm Country Club
Renewed and expanded by the architect Lord Norman Foster in 2017, the 110-year-old building offers an authentic and innovative atmosphere. A modern, creative Italian-Mediterranean cuisine with international influences invites to enjoy a delightful dinner.
2 / Kulm Private Spa Suite
Pamper yourself and your partner at the Kulm Private Spa Suite. Benefit from the private sauna and steam bath, the twin hydro-jet bathtub, or simply enjoy its view of the majestic Alpine panorama while savour exquisite delicacies and a glass of Champagne.
3 / Kulm Golf
The 9-hole Kulm Golf course, the highest golf course in the Alps, is nestled harmoniously in the alpine scenery of the Engadine and it offers incomparable landscapes and panoramic views. It definitely makes your golfing experience an unforgettable one!
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Features
- Total Rooms: 123
- Total Suites: 41
- Marmotta Kids Club
- Indoor Parking
- Hair Stylist
- Personal Fitness Training
- 1-Michelin Starred Restaurant
- Children's Programs
- Fitness Center
- Golf
- Historic Landmark
- Meetings & Events
- Pet Friendly - Conditions Apply
- Snow Skiing
- Spa
- Beauty/Anti-Aging Spa
- Destination Spa
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Tennis Resort
- Water Sports
Local Information
Kulm Hotel St. Moritz
Via Maistra 130
8.3km/5.16mi from Samedan Airport (SMV); 261km/162mi from Zurich International Airport (ZRH); 1.1km/.68mi from St. Moritz Rail Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries41
country dialing code
GMT+1
time zone
Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Reading Suggestion
Swiss children have for decades grown up with this delightful tale of an Engadin boy and his Alpine adventure, which is now available in English and other languages.
Top Architecture Find
It’s hard not to be struck by this apartment building in the heart of the city, designed by Sir Norman Foster—it’s part flying saucer, part Engadin classic, thanks to its artful use of natural materials. Via Tinus.
Top Day Trip
Air Grischa offers spectacular helicopter tours departing from Samedan Airport that give you a once-in-a-lifetime view of the area’s Alpine mountaintops. www.airgrischa.ch.
Best One-Stop Shop
You want to look your best in St. Moritz, so pick up a new pair of shoes at this temple of footwear. Via Serlas 28; (41-81) 833-5900.
Best City Secret
This centrally located bar has excellent wines, delicious tapas, and a lively atmosphere—if you’re lucky the owner will be on hand and will sing some arias. Piazza dal Mulin 3; (41-81) 833-07-00.
Museum Must-See
Opened in 1908, this museum charts the work of the artist Giovanni Segantini, who lived in the area; the building replicates the pavilion Segantini designed for the 1900 Paris World Exhibition. www.segantini-museum.ch.
Best Restaurant Classic
Set inside a traditional, 17th-century Engadin house, the highly rated (two Michelin-stars) Talvo serves refined dishes in both an intimate "stube" and its main dining room in a former hayloft. (41-81) 833-4455; www.talvo.ch.
Best Cultural Secret
Every February, St. Moritz hosts these unique races, which offer the colorful excitement of watching horses race on snow. There is great people-watching, too. www.whiteturf.ch.
