A pre-Christmas stay at Suvretta House feels like stepping into a quieter, more elegant rhythm of winter. Everything moves a little slower here — from morning light over the lake to evening walks under softly lit trees. It is a place where tradition is not staged, but lived, and where comfort comes with character. Between grand salons and intimate corners, Suvretta House invites you to look closely and linger longer. This is our IRMA guide to the details that make a winter stay in St. Moritz truly memorable.
A pre-Christmas stay at Suvretta House is less about festive noise and more about winter clarity. It is a reminder that luxury can be gentle, personal and deeply rooted in place. Once you leave, the calm stays with you.
Details matter — from bedside lamps to the curve of an upholstered headboard. These are rooms designed for rest, not spectacle. Sleep feels deeper when surrounded by such quiet confidence.
Working from Suvretta House feels surprisingly natural. A well-placed desk, soft daylight and absolute quiet turn focus into a pleasure. Productivity here comes without pressure.
The rooms follow the same philosophy as the rest of the house: classic, calm and quietly refined. Warm colours, wooden floors and subtle patterns create an atmosphere that soothes rather than impresses. Everything feels considered, nothing overstated.
Views are part of the Suvretta experience. Whether you look towards the lake or the mountains, nature becomes part of the interior. Staying on a higher floor makes these moments feel even more expansive.
The salons are generous without ever feeling grandiose. Comfortable armchairs, layered textiles and warm lighting invite long conversations or quiet reading. Some things here have never changed — and that is exactly their charm.
Evening walks around the property reveal Suvretta’s quieter magic. Soft lights guide the way, snow muffles every sound, and the night feels reassuringly still. This is St. Moritz at its most poetic.
Even the lift is an experience at Suvretta House. Wood-panelled walls, soft lighting and a feeling of intimacy turn each ride into a small moment of calm. It feels less like transport and more like a moving room.
The Grand Salon is where time seems to pause. High ceilings, engraved wooden panels and perfectly set tables lend every meal a sense of occasion. Breakfast and dinner alike feel framed by history and warmth.
The breakfast room sets the tone for the day with calm colours and quiet elegance. Mint green walls, white linen and morning light create a sense of understated abundance. A place where breakfast becomes a ritual rather than a routine.
Winter dressing at Suvretta House is all about ease with intention. Soft layers, generous silhouettes and tactile fabrics feel perfectly at home in these historic interiors. Clothes become companions — for long walks, quiet moments and unplanned reflections.