Golf Hotel Waldhaus am See St Moritz

Golf Hotel Waldhaus am See St Moritz is a distinguished historic hotel in St. Moritz in the Engadin of Graubünden, one of the world's most legendary alpine resort destinations where the winter Olympics were held twice (1928 and 1948) and where the European concept of modern winter sports tourism was essentially invented in the 19th century. The hotel's access to the bicarbonate and calcium-rich mineral waters of the Engadin's ancient springs — St. Moritz's mineral waters were used by Bronze Age inhabitants some 3,000 years ago — gives guests a thermal bathing dimension alongside the resort's world-class skiing, celebrity events, and Switzerland's most glamorous mountain social scene. The Engadin landscape — with its brilliant high-altitude light, frozen lake winter sports, and cobalt-blue summer sky — creates an incomparable setting for mineral wellness and luxury mountain recreation. St. Moritz's mineral spring heritage, its golf course set above the lake at 1,800 metres, and the Waldhaus's historic architecture make this hotel a complete luxury mountain wellness destination.