St. Moritz, in Switzerland, has long been considered the absolute height of winter land luxury. It is a veritable wonderland, and the same is true of Budrutt’s Palace, which is located right in the Swiss Alps. As a ski resort, it is unspeakably elegant and unquestionably sophisticated. For instance, any time after half past seven, jackets must be worn; indeed, they are required.
Still, for the serious skier, a visit to Badrutt’s Palace is a must. Kids ages three to twelve can enjoy the Kids’ Club, which features lots of fun and properly supervised activities.
Not only that, but there are plenty of teen programs for the older kids, and visitors of all ages can take advantage of skiing lessons.
The resort is a popular draw even in the summer. For seven nights, you can stay for as little as $3,214.