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Since the Badrutt's Palace Hotel opened its doors in the heart of St. Moritz in the summer of 1896, the luxurious hotel has continued to open new chapters in its success story. In addition to constant innovation, it is the personalized and impeccable service that attracts guests from all over the world. And this even includes fulfilling unusual requests - even if an elephant has to come into the lobby. The fairytale castle in the Engadin was conceived and built by Caspar Badrutt, the second eldest son of Johannes Badrutt. And he in turn is considered the "inventor" of winter tourism in St. Moritz.
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