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5 May 2026

Travelling with Your Dog: Pet‑Friendly Stays at Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz

Bringing your four‑legged companion to the Alps should feel effortless, not complicated. If you’re travelling with your dog, Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz makes it simple with a warm welcome, practical amenities, and a central location that puts everything within easy reach. Here’s how to plan a relaxed, pet‑friendly stay—plus the services you and your pup can count on when you arrive.

Quick answer: Are dogs allowed at Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz?

Yes. Well‑behaved dogs are welcome for CHF 20 per day (food not included). The hotel provides a towel, bowl and dog biscuits to make your companion comfortable from the moment you check in.

Tip: When you book directly, you benefit from the hotel’s best‑price guarantee and the most favourable conditions.

Why Hotel Schweizerhof works well for dog owners

Choosing the right base matters when you’re travelling with your dog. Here are the core advantages that make Hotel Schweizerhof a smart pick:

For ideas on where to relax and dine while your dog rests in your room, explore on‑site venues like Restaurant Segantini, Acla, and the alpine Clavadatsch hut, as well as evening options such as the Pianobar, Le Hall, Muli and the cosy Stübli.

What we provide for your dog

When you arrive with your pup, you’ll find thoughtful touches that simplify your stay:

If you have particular preferences (for example, where you’d like the bowl placed), the team is happy to assist.

Choosing the right room when travelling with your dog

Every dog has a different routine, and a good room fit helps everyone settle in quickly. Consider these popular categories:

Not sure which category suits your needs? The reservations team can guide you through Rooms & Junior Suites to help you choose.

How to plan a smooth, dog‑friendly alpine escape

A little preparation goes a long way when you’re travelling with your dog. Use these practical tips to keep your stay relaxed and enjoyable:

  1. Pack the essentials: Lead, harness, waste bags, a familiar blanket, and your dog’s usual food to avoid sudden diet changes.
  2. Maintain routines: Keep feeding and walk times as consistent as possible to help your dog settle quickly in a new environment.
  3. Be mindful in shared spaces: For everyone’s comfort, use a lead and follow the team’s guidance in public areas.
  4. Choose the right room layout: If you prefer a bit more room, explore options like the Panorama Deluxe Double Room Staz or a Junior Suite Corvatsch.
  5. Plan your arrival: If you’re coming by train, arrange the complimentary shuttle in advance by sharing your arrival time. Road‑tripping? Opt for valet parking for a smooth check‑in.
  6. Hydration and altitude: In alpine destinations, bring water on longer outings and watch for signs of overexertion—especially on warmer days.
  7. Post‑adventure wind‑down: After your outing, make time for recovery—your dog with a nap in the room, and you in the sauna, steam bath or on the relaxation terrace.

Getting here with your dog: arrival options

If you’re planning alpine activities, you’ll appreciate how close you are to the Chantarellabahn funicular for access to Corviglia.

Dining and downtime while your dog rests

You’ll find a range of on‑site options for every mood:

Please follow the team’s guidance for dogs in shared spaces to ensure a comfortable atmosphere for everyone.

Bonus ideas for your itinerary

Frequently asked questions about travelling with your dog

Practical takeaways

Conclusion

Travelling with your dog should feel like an upgrade—not a compromise. With a central St. Moritz address, year‑round hospitality, practical pet amenities, and thoughtful arrival options, Hotel Schweizerhof St. Moritz sets you up for an easy, memorable stay.

Ready to plan? Book direct for the best price and conditions, or contact the team:

Explore Rooms & Junior Suites, browse menus at Restaurant Segantini and Acla, and preview the view on the Webcams. See you—and your pup—in St. Moritz.