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Kulm Hotel

This iconic grand hotel crowns St. Moritz with a mansard roof and Belle Époque proportions announcing imperial aspirations of the Alpine leisure age. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests dine in ballrooms of extraordinary grandeur—soaring ceilings, imported chandeliers, mirrors reflecting the Engadin Valley visible through vast windows. Service embodies the formality of traditional Alpine hospitality. The building reads as a monument to 19th-century aspirations. It draws couples attracted to unironic historical grandeur as a setting for their ceremony.

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