Badrutt's Palace

Badrutt’s Palace transforms the energy of the mountains into unforgettable experiences. From fashion shows and corporate events to weddings and casual gatherings with friends — every occasion is orchestrated by the hotel’s exceptional team. Guests arrive in style by chairlift beneath a starry sky, Champagne or hot mulled wine in hand, admiring breathtaking views of the mountains and lake. A lantern‑lit trail leads to Paradiso, where raclette and oysters await — just eight minutes of unhurried pleasure.

The golden age of stylish travel has never lost its brilliance at Badrutt’s Palace. In the wood‑panelled Le Grand Hall, piano music accompanies traditional afternoon tea, while exquisite creations from the world‑class patisserie delight both eye and palate. Le Restaurant offers international and French cuisine in a timeless setting. La Coupole‑Matsuhisa (16 Gault Millau points) — once Europe’s first indoor tennis court — serves Japanese‑Peruvian delicacies created by star chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa. The Renaissance Bar invites guests to retreat with a fine cigar or an after‑dinner aperitif.

Those who crave urban dining and vibrant dancing should reserve several evenings for Jason Atherton’s King’s Social House — a thrilling “Dinner & Dancing” project launched in December 2018. International DJs, including Joe T. Vannelli, Tom Novy, and Kenny Carpenter (who once played at New York’s legendary Studio 54), start the party within walls freshly painted by street artists Bane & Pest. A short stroll across the street leads to the village centre and to Chesa Veglia (15 Gault Millau points) — a former farmhouse now housing a bar and three restaurants serving authentic Italian pizza, elegant French cuisine, and traditional Swiss specialties.

On Mount Corviglia, guests discover Paradiso Mountain Club & Restaurant (13 Gault Millau points). On the sun‑drenched terrace, delicious snacks, classic Alpine dishes, and global culinary creations are served, alongside fine cocktails, hot beverages, and magnums of Champagne. In winter, DJs play every day.

Many events at Badrutt’s Palace have become legendary, yet the queen of all parties remains New Year’s Eve. With themed decorations costing nearly one million Swiss francs and spectacular costume parties, the old year never rushes to leave — the celebration is the only thing that matters.

At Palace Wellness, well‑being flourishes: an indoor infinity pool with majestic views, a heated outdoor pool, hydrotherapy, aromatic and salt saunas, and a long menu of relaxing massages. Ayurvedic treatments, yoga classes, facials, and hairdressing services complete the personalised wellness menu — all in perfect harmony of body and spirit.