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For travelers planning mountain outings alongside substantial spa time, the St. Moritz Bad location provides a quieter base than the village center.

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Its 1864 building and neo-Baroque towers give guests a tangible connection to St. Moritz's grand-hotel history beyond the mountain setting.

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Check occupancy and living-area layouts before selecting accommodations; the published options differ, which matters when traveling with children or sharing space.

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Allow enough spa time to use the indoor and outdoor pools plus the Kneipp stream; a quick swim misses much of the water circuit.

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Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St Moritz

Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz is a practical grand hotel choice for travelers who want to spend time in the mountains. The hotel sits in St. Moritz Bad, at the foot of the Signalbahn cable car, a starting point for Corviglia's ski slopes and hiking trails.

A large Alpine Spa, indoor and outdoor pools, restaurants, a lobby bar and event space accompany a history tied to the mineral springs that first made this part of town famous. As a luxury hotel in St. Moritz, it suits skiers, spa users, families and guests who value mountain access over a central village address.

Luxury
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Rooms

  • 184 184

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Mountain Mountain

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St Moritz

Classic Single Room
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Classic Single Room

215–256 sqft
From 782 USD

A tall window lights the sleeping area, with a wooden cabinet running along the opposite wall. In older layouts, a reddish headboard and warm wood...

Signature Room
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Signature Room

291 sqft
From 928 USD

A cream armchair and a white round table create a sitting corner beside the bed. Gray fabrics, warm wooden panels and oval wall lights shape...

Superior Room
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Superior Room

323–398 sqft
From 946 USD

In older layouts, a red headboard adds colour to the bedroom's warm wooden panels. Patterned carpet runs beneath the bed and a nearby chair, with...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

355–377 sqft
From 1’170 USD

Some rooms have two curved wooden armchairs facing a round glass table by the windows. Pale chair fabrics contrast with a purple headboard and patterned...

Premier Room
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Premier Room

366–398 sqft
From 1’201 USD

Pale, veined surfaces and a darker vanity wall give some bathrooms a strong contrast. A white basin stands beside a tall wooden cabinet, with a...

Executive Room
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Executive Room

398 sqft
From 1’322 USD

A wooden frame outlines the sleeping area, with a gray headboard and a bench at the foot of the bed. A pale armchair and footstool...

Signature Junior Suite
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Signature Junior Suite

452 sqft
From 1’464 USD

Oval wall lights cast a warm glow beside a gray headboard in one layout. A wooden cabinet runs along the opposite wall, combining a writing...

Classic Junior Suite
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Classic Junior Suite

431–517 sqft
From 1’499 USD

The sitting space adjoins the bedroom, with a wide opening between the two areas. A reddish headboard stands against warm wood panels in one layout....

Premier Junior Suite
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Premier Junior Suite

517 sqft
From 1’646 USD

A broad wooden frame marks the passage from the sleeping area to the lounge. Gray bedroom fabrics give way to pale seating, with warm wood...

Deluxe Junior Suite
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Deluxe Junior Suite

517–624 sqft
From 1’681 USD

A wide wooden frame links the bedroom with the lounge. Some layouts have pale armchairs and a glass table beside tall windows. In the bedroom,...

Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suite

667 sqft
From 1’705 USD

A separate living room gives the suite a place to settle away from the bedroom. Its interiors vary, from purple bedroom fabrics and pale seating...

Signature Suite
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Signature Suite

667–775 sqft
From 1’863 USD

A gray sofa faces a pale rectangular table with a dark frame in one living arrangement. A monochrome Alpine print hangs nearby, and a square-shaded...

Grand Deluxe Room
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Grand Deluxe Room

388–420 sqft
From 2’341 USD

Warm wood panels and a red or purple headboard give these rooms a rich, traditional finish. A bench stands at the foot of the bed...

Grand Deluxe Suite
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Grand Deluxe Suite

840 sqft
From 2’886 USD

Living and dining spaces sit apart from the bedrooms, with room to gather around a wooden table. One interior pairs green armchairs with a red-and-cream...

Deluxe Alpine Suite
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Deluxe Alpine Suite

1,076–1,776 sqft
From 2’947 USD

A separate bedroom sits beyond the living and dining areas. These Alpine interiors have different finishes, including a wooden dining table with brown chairs beneath...

2 Bedroom Tower Suite
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2 Bedroom Tower Suite

1,292 sqft
From 4’131 USD

Timber beams and wooden floors give the tower a chalet feel. In one sitting area, the sloping roof frames a round glass table and a...

2 Bedroom Deluxe Alpine Suite
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2 Bedroom Deluxe Alpine Suite

1,184–2,260 sqft
From 4’160 USD

One lounge has brown sofas and armchairs beside the dining area, grouped around a glass-and-wood table. Lamps with shaped frames light the seating, with wooden...

2 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite
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2 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite

1,722–2,476 sqft
From 5’373 USD

The main lounge opens toward the dining space, with outdoor areas adjoining the shared rooms. Interiors can range from bright wood and pale fabrics to...

3 Bedroom Deluxe Alpine Suite
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3 Bedroom Deluxe Alpine Suite

1,830–1,938 sqft
From 7’798 USD

A library nook and a place for entertainment sit alongside the main shared rooms. The lounge opens toward the dining area, with a wooden partition...

3 Bedroom Presidential Suite
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3 Bedroom Presidential Suite

3,444 sqft
From 8’679 USD

Tall windows rise beside a grand sitting room, with pale, patterned sofas and chairs gathered around a dark table. A red rug adds color beneath...

3 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite
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3 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite

3,444–4,306 sqft
From 9’011 USD

Living and dining spaces open around the shared part of the residence. Brown sofas and chairs face a low table in one interior, with white...

4 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite
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4 Bedroom Premier Alpine Suite

4,736 sqft
From 10’224 USD

The living and dining rooms sit apart from the bedrooms. In one lounge, gray sofas face each other across a rectangular table, with cream armchairs...

Resort Room
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Resort Room

269–312 sqft
On Request

A bench at the foot of the bed and a writing surface along the wall make use of the main room. Older interiors combine a...

The location sets Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz apart. Its address is in St. Moritz Bad rather than St. Moritz Dorf, placing the stay in the town's historic spa district. The Signalbahn is the immediate mountain connection, while the hotel's grounds and leisure facilities give guests reasons to spend time back at the property.

The Signalbahn connects guests to Corviglia, the main ski area above St. Moritz. For guests spending several days on the slopes, the proximity keeps the mountain central to the stay. The in-house ski school and sport shop add practical support for equipment and lessons.

Summer has a different rhythm, with hiking, biking, lakes, and Engadin walks replacing piste access. Walking paths around the hotel lead towards the valley's lakes and forests. The same mountain setting can support an active stay without a ski itinerary, with the pools and spa remaining part of the hotel's appeal.

The hotel's 2026 press kit lists 100 rooms, 61 suites and 44 residences, a total of 205. Room design varies by category, but the overall mood is Alpine comfort. Mountain views feature across the collection, with the precise outlook depending on the room. The range includes renovated rooms as well as larger suites and residences.

Suites are worth considering for families or longer stays. St. Moritz trips often involve ski gear, spa time, changing clothes several times a day, and quiet evenings after early starts. Extra space is not only a luxury detail here. It makes the stay easier. The Alpine Suites and residences add living and dining areas and open-plan kitchens, giving longer visits more of a residential feel. The one- to five-bedroom layouts allow family members to gather in a shared living area while keeping separate bedrooms.

The building itself has historic weight. Grand Hotel des Bains dates to 1864, when St. Moritz Bad was known for its mineral springs and spa tourism. That heritage still matters. The hotel does not feel like a small chalet. It feels like a large historic alpine house adapted for modern ski and spa travel.

The Alpine Spa is one of the main reasons to stay. Its 2,800 square meters give wellness a substantial place within the hotel. The natural spring heritage gives the setting more depth than a standard hotel spa. St. Moritz began as a spa destination before it became a winter playground, and Kempinski still carries part of that older identity.

This is especially useful for skiers. A hotel near the lift is convenient in the morning, but the spa matters in the afternoon. Treatment rooms, saunas and places to relax offer a change of pace after time outdoors. Families also benefit because not everyone may want the same amount of time on the slopes.

The indoor and heated outdoor pools offer two ways to spend time in the water. The spa also has a gym, a steam bath and relaxation rooms, so a rest day need not revolve around a treatment appointment. For a mixed group, that creates room for different plans within the same hotel.

Neora brings modern Greek cooking to the hotel, adding a Mediterranean note to a region often associated with alpine classics. Its food is made for sharing, with hand-shaped pitta bread, olive oil and souvla cooked over an open fire among the references to Greek culinary tradition. A meal here can be a sociable part of the stay as well as a change from mountain fare.

The Lobby Bar gives the hotel its informal heart, with wine, cocktails and a place to meet before or after dinner. Friends can gather here after spending the day on different slopes.

St. Moritz has restaurants across town, and guests may dine outside the hotel often. There is room for both approaches: exploring the resort's dining scene and spending an evening closer to the room. The in-house options are useful on nights when guests do not want to leave St. Moritz Bad.

Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz also works well for meetings, incentives, weddings, and private events. The Corviglia, Guarda and Cresta meeting rooms give planners a range of spaces, supported by audiovisual equipment and catering. That gives it a second identity beyond leisure travel, with mountain activities available as part of a wider group itinerary.

Families are another natural fit. Suite options, pools, ski access and the Kempinski Kids' Club bring several parts of an active family trip together. Connecting rooms are available in selected categories, while suite occupancy depends on the accommodation chosen. The mix of facilities leaves room for children and adults to have different plans, rather than requiring everyone to spend each day on the slopes.

The location also suits guests who plan to move through the Engadin. Lake outings, valley walks and visits to the surrounding mountains can all be part of the wider trip. In summer, the hotel becomes a base for hikes, cycling and days by the water. Corviglia and Corvatsch give winter visitors different mountain areas to explore.

Book Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz if you want a 5-star hotel in St. Moritz with the Signalbahn nearby, a substantial Alpine Spa, pools, and a practical St. Moritz Bad location. It suits skiers, spa-focused travelers, families, groups, and guests who want the infrastructure of a large international hotel.

This is a substantial hotel with shared leisure spaces and an events business, rather than a small alpine chalet. The range is useful when a family or group wants to spend the day in different ways, with some heading outdoors while others stay for the spa or a longer lunch.

The main reason to choose the hotel is its balance of mountain convenience and spa scale. It brings skiing, time in the water and dining into one St. Moritz Bad stay, with the Engadin beyond the hotel providing plenty of reasons to go out. For many travelers, that practicality is exactly what makes the stay work.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The dedicated kids' club makes a grand-hotel stay more appealing to families, giving younger guests their own space for play and creativity.

Alpine Suites with one to five bedrooms give couples, families, and larger groups residential space within the hotel’s full-service setting.

Built beside the Mauritius Spring, the hotel connects its Alpine Spa to St. Moritz Bad’s long-established wellness tradition.

Location of Kempinski Hotel Saint Moritz

Via Mezdi 27, 7500 St. Moritz, Switzerland

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What to Know About Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St Moritz

Is Kempinski St. Moritz worth it?

Yes. Kempinski St. Moritz is worth it for travelers who want a grand Alpine hotel with strong ski access and serious spa facilities. The hotel sits in historic Grand Hotel des Bains style, close to the Signalbahn cable car and the trails of the Engadin.

Where is Kempinski St. Moritz located?

Kempinski St. Moritz is in St. Moritz Bad, at the foot of the Signalbahn cable car. This location is practical for skiing, hiking, lake walks, spa time, and easy movement around the Engadin Valley.

What is the full name of Kempinski St. Moritz?

The hotel's full name is Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz. It is an iconic 19th-century Alpine hotel with a classic resort feel and modern Kempinski service.

Is Kempinski St. Moritz good for skiing?

Yes. Kempinski St. Moritz is a strong choice for skiers because the Signalbahn cable car is close to the hotel. Guests can reach the Corviglia ski area quickly, which makes mornings on the slopes easier.

Is Kempinski St. Moritz good in summer?

Yes. Kempinski St. Moritz also works well in summer for hiking, biking, lake walks, and mountain scenery. The Engadin setting gives the hotel year-round appeal beyond the winter ski season.

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