"We truly enjoyed the amazing stay at Suvretta House. It was a perfect winter weekend and the hotel and staff experience exceeded our expectations. The highlight was the new spa: Very luxurious with several jacuzzi, indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam baths, gym. All newly built on three floors with a spectacular view of the mountains. We also very much enjoyed the dinner at the Grand Restaurant. Amazing food and great service. All this in the middle of a winter wonderland with direct access to the ski slopes. We will certainly be back!"

"Just a 15 minute walk (or 5 minute shuttle drive) from the center of St. Moritz, the Suvretta House is an amazing old world hotel with fantastic modern spa just steps away from the ski slopes. The Suvretta provides a wonderful escape from the stress and bustle of the world. Service throughout the hotel is impeccable. Rooms are super comfortable and the recently renovated spa and gym facility is 5 star plus! The hotel exudes old world charm from the enormous lobby with picture windows looking over the lake and mountains to the massive, original wood paneled dining room (jacket and tie required at dinner). Food is fantastic from an enormous buffet breakast to 4-course gourmet dinners. There is a ski lift within walking distance of the hotel and the guests are provided with their own private ski lockers. This super traditional 5-star hotel recently opened a renovated gym and spa area on 3 levels that brings it right into the 21st century, including a large, airy workout room with Technogym equipment, a separate Pilates and yoga room, and multiple spa treatment rooms on one level. A second level features a series of saunas, steam rooms and plunge pools and then there is a pool level with an indoor Olympic size pool and a large swim-out outdoor infiniti pool with jacuzzi style jets on one side in addition to a separate outdoor hot tub -- all with amazing views of the majestic Alpine scenery. Could not recommend this hotel more."

"Overall, it's a beautiful location. The room was spacious and clean and the view was extraordinary. Skiing was enjoyable and the ski in/ski out was a welcomed feature with one big caveat. see below. My biggest fault was with the personal at the desk. The hotel offers a private ski lift to reach the larger ski lift. This requires off loading the small chair lift and walking across a road in order to reach the second lift that services the mountain. Unfortunately, there is NO sign WARNING of BLACK ICE and I slipped and fell backwards in the middle of a road where cars pass and HIT MY HEAD. I was walking in plastic ski boots with no tread and carrying my skies. Fortunately, I was able to get up from lying flat on my back and a ski instructor offered to inform the hotel. Later when I was back at the hotel, I mentioned the fall to the man at the front desk. His reaction was startling. Instead of an apology or asking of my wellbeing, he renounced all responsibility on the part of the hotel and said this road was part of the jurisdiction of the ski resort NOT of the hotel. How are hotel guests suppose to take advantage of the ski out feature without sustaining an injury if they cannot cross from the hotel lift to the main lift without slipping. The hotel advertises this feature so I think they do bare some responsibility. Could the hotel not provide a rubber tread to cross the road or place a SIGN warning of the dangers of possible ice? Could they not offer a staff member on days when there is ice to offer safe passage of unsuspecting guests of the hotel across the street? Nevertheless, I will never forget his unkind and unsympathetic response. I could have been more seriously injured and it would have put an end to a ski vacation before it started. A further major flaw include the obnoxious smell of cigar smoke wafting through the main lobby which precluded me from enjoying sitting in the lobby to listen to music in the evening. I hope management considers changing out supercilious personal at the front desk and make efforts to ensure the wellbeing of guests so they don't slip on ice as I did nor are they forced in inhale second hand smoke."