Club Med Saint Moritz Roi Soleil, St Moritz

Children from 4 to 17 years old are welcome at Mini Club and Club Med Passworld.

They will enjoy ESF ski/snowboard lessons as many as other activities offered by the team whilst the adults could also enjoy ESF included ski lessons.

Finally, lot of families activities are offered every day such as big snack, daily games, evening show, etc. 

The Grischa - Typical Alpine favourites star alongside an array of international dishes in the mountain-inspired ambiance of The Grischa. Start your day with a made-to-order omelette, then sample à la minute grills and artisan desserts, all a splendid view across Saint Moritz.

The Stubli - Dine in a charming ambiance featuring regional specialties made with the finest artisanal produce. Paired with a glass of wine, indulge in a comforting fondue or swiss raclette, signature dishes of the region.

Corvatsch - Take a break from a morning of skiing at Corvatsch and enjoy panoramic mountain views. Savor a gourmet appetizer or a hearty barbecue before heading back to the slopes. This restaurant is also accessible to non-skiers who simply want to enjoy the stunning scenery.

Corviglia - Perched at a breathtaking 2,550 metres, The Corviglia is a high-altitude haven for both skiers and gourmands. Warm up with hearty mountain specialties and take in the stunning views of the Corvatsch Valley.

Main Bar - At the heart of the Resorts’ festive scene, this lively bar is the place to gather for gourmet tea-time, cocktails and canapés. After a day on the slopes, wind down with music, dancing and evening entertainment.

The Nightclub Bar - Experience a night full of energy and good company as DJ sets and dancing keep you moving all night long. Whether you're looking to let go after a day on the slopes or be a part of the vibrant après-ski scene, this is the place to be.

St Moritz is probably the most famous of all the Swiss resorts. It is posh, glamorous and, in places, very expensive. It's a place to be seen in but you can ski as well. The sun shines nearly all year-round. St Moritz's remote location means it's often considerably colder than similar altitude resorts menaing it has an enviable snow-record.

There are countless things to do off the snow, while cross-country skiers are truly spoiled with lovely tracks around the frozen lake.

The resort prides itself on having hosted the Olympics twice in the last century. Its most well-known off-snow activity is the world-famous Cresta Run. The nightlife, top-class hotels and restaurants are major pulls… There are a massive 350km of piste to explore - The 'in-crowd' seem to like it like that - not too strenuous and perfect for posing. There is some good off-piste to be had on the face of the Piz Nair when snow cover is adequate. The lift system has been upgraded.

Overall, it's a venue not solely based around skiing. People come to St. Moritz all year round. The skiing is ideally suited to the clientele, as are the prices.