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Style, Sophistication and Challenging Sports

Recent renovations and enticing ski-and-stay packages make the Grand Dame of St. Moritz grander than ever.

Located in the heart of St. Moritz, Badrutt’s Palace has long been the preferred address for the global elite, royalty and celebrities seeking sophisticated Alpine bliss. Now with its recent renovations, an enticing selection of ski-and-stay packages, and the start of the winter season mere weeks away, the legendary grand palace hotel welcomes a new generation of travelers to experience the very best in Swiss hospitality and some of the most challenging ski areas in the world.

When Badrutt’s Palace opens its doors for the winter season on December 4, guests will find a wealth of new and revitalized features.  Among 180 distinctive and individually designed guestrooms and suites, the new Hans Badrutt and Helen Badrutt Suites offer unparalleled luxury with sumptuous furnishings, state-of-the-art technologies, Italian marble bathrooms, and magnificent views of Lake St. Moritz. And just in time for the winter ski season, Badrutt’s Palace has recently appointed one of the world’s most revered culinary artisans, Enrico Derflingher, as its Executive Chef. A Five-Diamond-Star awarded chef, Derflingher is noted for his unique interpretations of traditional Mediterranean cuisine.

From December 4, 2003 through April 12, 2004, Badrutt’s Palace is offering a splendid selection of ski-and-stay packages, including: 

Alpine Retreat:  A seductive combination of skiing and soothing spa treatments, this three-night package for two includes: a two-day ski pass (per person) valid for the entire region; one full body massage (55 minutes); one anti-stress sweet almond and honey wrap (30 minutes); one Cleopatra Bath with milk, honey and almonds (30 minutes); daily buffet breakfast; daily set dinner at Le Restaurant or Trattoria; a welcome cocktail in the Grand Halle; fresh fruit and flowers en-suite upon arrival. Cost: from SFR 2,600 (appx. $1,948) based on double occupancy.

Ski St. Moritz: Challenging skiing leavened with luxurious touches, this three-night package for two includes: a two-day ski pass (per person) valid for entire region; daily buffet breakfast; daily set dinner at Le Restaurant or Trattoria welcome cocktail in the Grand Halle; fresh fruit and flowers in room upon arrival. Cost: from SFR 2,600 (appx. $1,574) based on double occupancy.

Winter Indulgence: When you just can’t get enough of some of the most challenging ski areas in the world, this 7-night package for two includes: a six-day ski pass (per person) valid for entire region; a half-day horse-drawn carriage ride into the Fex Valley; daily buffet breakfast; daily set dinner at Le Restaurant or Trattoria; welcome cocktail in the Grand Halle; fresh fruit and flowers in room upon arrival. Cost: from SFR 4,950 (appx. $3,712) based on double occupancy.

For more information, or to make reservations at Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, please call 011-41-81-837-11-00, or visit www.badruttspalace.com.  These packages are also available for purchase through the online gift shop.

Badrutt’s Palace is a celebration of style, sports, cuisine and fashion, with discreet service and traditional elegance evoking an atmosphere of pampered luxury for all.  An ideal destination in both winter and summer, the hotel is located in one of the most challenging ski areas in the world and offers a host of summer alpine activities.  Badrutt’s Palace has 180 guestrooms and is a member of Leading Hotels of the World.

Edited by Dave Shultz

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