Engadin St. Moritz Reviews & Ratings

Honestly the apres ski was not great and for first time skiers we were really looking forward to having our heads down after a full day of falling and trying and being brave . This was not it! Go anywhere else. The views are great and obviously its st. Moritz and thats great but other than the bane the vibes were not it. The instructors were great though but for the price Id go anywhere else as a beginner!

Great resort overall with guaranteed snow most of the time. Its one of the most luxurious resorts in the world so you would expect it to come with a hefty price tag even for ski passes which are expensive but I guess whoever goes already knows that. Family friendly and you have a lot of options for eating out, activities as well as accommodation wise.

Perfect for skiing. The slopes are great and well taken care of, and there are plenty of them - difficult to get bored.

The lifts are quick and efficient, didnt have to queue for long when I visited. Given the location, the ski pass cost is very low.

Havent had much of a chance to try any apres, but there are plenty of restaurants and bars to enjoy.

Great town and runs - a lot happening and good restaurants. Definitely on the pricier end.

The lake always has good entertainment!

So many options for different levels of skiers and snowboarders. Stunning views. Lots of different activities available too. Lots of restaurants/ hospitality options too. I've returned 5x already.

Engadin / St. Moritz is one of the best ski areas Ive ever skied in. Staying in club med makes it fairly affordable. Slopes are large and you have a massive ski area

Stayed in the Club Med location and had a great time using the amenities there (even if the building was a bit old). Had lots of piestes available on the Corviglia and Corvatsch ski areas. I would say that generally the Corviglia area was better for beginners and intermediates and any higher level skier would prefer the Corvatsch side, as the terrain is more difficult and they have the park on that side. Took a trip to Diavolezza one day and that was very fun as there are two mountains built around a single gondola. This means if you wait a few moments you have some large long runs that are almost entirely empty. I would recommend St Morris but obviously being Switzerland it is rather expensive but worth the experience.