Villas & chalets

Luxury chalet rental in St Moritz

St Moritz is the oldest name in Alpine winter and the least apologetic about it. The skiing is broad and sunny rather than steep, and the week is as much about the town as the mountain.

Saint-Moritz in winter
Areas
Suvretta, Via Serlas, Champfèr
Style
Fully catered — chef, housekeeping, chalet manager
Price
Quoted against your dates
Season
White Turf weekends book first

Renting a catered chalet in St Moritz, properly

Suvretta is the quiet, wooded side and where most of the serious houses sit. Via Serlas puts you beside Badrutt’s and the shops, which is the right call if the town is the point. Champfèr is a few minutes out and buys noticeably more house for the money.

Chalet or the Palace

Badrutt’s Palace is the address and carries a CHF 1,800 guide, and for two people it is often the simpler answer. For a group, a catered chalet is quieter, better value per head and puts the chef in your own kitchen — while still leaving the Palace and King’s Social House a short drive away for the evening.

Which weeks, honestly

The season runs December to early April. Christmas to mid-February is loudest, and the White Turf race weekends in February fill the valley entirely. If you want the mountain rather than the scene, late March gives you sun, space and far better availability for the same standard of house.

See also: the St Moritz season guide · where to eat in St Moritz · the Saint-Moritz concierge desk · the Saint-Moritz guide.

Good to know

How much is a chalet in St Moritz?
We quote against your dates. Christmas, New Year and the White Turf weekends sit well above the rest of the season; late March is the value window.
Where should I stay in St Moritz?
Suvretta for quiet and the better houses, Via Serlas to be beside Badrutt’s and the shops, Champfèr for more house per franc.
Is a chalet better than Badrutt’s Palace?
For two people the Palace is often simpler. For a group a catered chalet is quieter, better value per head and puts a chef in your own kitchen.
When is the best time to ski St Moritz?
December to early April. Christmas to mid-February is busiest and hardest to book; late March gives sun, space and availability.