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The World's 50 Best Hotels

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Step inside the penthouse suite at Badrutt’s Palace! Resident manager Josef Vielhuber from Badrutt’s Palace, St. Moritz, winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, invites us on a tour of one of the hotel’s most exclusive spaces. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

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BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

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How to spend a day at The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. Winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026, The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a place to slow down. Start the day with breakfast at Café Carmellini, spend time exploring its art-filled interiors, then settle into the Portrait Bar for a cocktail as evening arrives. It’s easy to see why this hotel has become one of New York’s most talked-about stays. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

How to spend a day at The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. Winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026, The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a place to slow down. Start the day with breakfast at Café Carmellini, spend time exploring its art-filled interiors, then settle into the Portrait Bar for a cocktail as evening arrives. It’s easy to see why this hotel has become one of New York’s most talked-about stays. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

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BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

The World's 50 Best Hotels

13k views•Aug 25
BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

The World's 50 Best Hotels

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BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

BREAKING: Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz has been named the winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. High in the Swiss Alps, Badrutt’s Palace has watched over St. Moritz for more than 130 years. With its distinctive neo-Gothic towers and turrets, the castle-like hotel has become one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, welcoming generations of travellers since opening its doors in 1896. Still family-owned, the 163-room property remains at the heart of St. Moritz, attracting guests from around the world who return year after year. While its setting and architecture leave a lasting impression, it’s the service that has shaped its reputation, built on warmth, intuition and an attention to detail that feels effortless. As Managing Director Richard Leuenberger puts it: “We are here for the dreams of our guests. We try to understand what they imagined when they saw the Palace and aspire to deliver it.” That philosophy continues to define one of the Alps’ most enduring hotels. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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Step inside the penthouse suite at Badrutt’s Palace! Resident manager Josef Vielhuber from Badrutt’s Palace, St. Moritz, winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, invites us on a tour of one of the hotel’s most exclusive spaces. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

Step inside the penthouse suite at Badrutt’s Palace! Resident manager Josef Vielhuber from Badrutt’s Palace, St. Moritz, winner of the SeiBellissimi Art of Hospitality Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, invites us on a tour of one of the hotel’s most exclusive spaces. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @seibellissimi @badruttspalace

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BREAKING: These are The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 From all across the globe, keep watching to discover the outstanding venues that earned a spot on this coveted ranking. Explore the full list via the link in bio. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels

BREAKING: These are The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 From all across the globe, keep watching to discover the outstanding venues that earned a spot on this coveted ranking. Explore the full list via the link in bio. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels

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BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

BREAKING: The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the winner of the American Express Travel One To Watch Award 2026, as part of The World’s 50 Best Hotels. Steeped in New York City history, decorated with artifacts from across the globe and with an unapologetic flair for the dramatic, the hotel pairs historic architecture with richly layered interiors by Martin Brudnizki, where bold colours, antiques, contemporary art and curious objects create a sense of discovery around every corner. That theatrical spirit runs throughout the hotel, from the lively Portrait Bar to Café Carmellini beneath soaring ceilings and statement chandeliers. Every detail feels carefully considered, whether it’s the signature scent, the art collection or the in-room martini ritual, making a stay here feel less like checking into a hotel and more like stepping into a beautifully told New York story. Just a few years after opening, The Fifth Avenue Hotel has already earned its place among the city’s most distinctive luxury stays, proving that history isn’t just inherited it’s created. #Worlds50Best #50BestHotels @thefifthavenuehotel @americanexpress

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947 views•Aug 24