It is not any longer only the vigorous extreme sportsmen who climb up the mountain tops, but it is the group of the sporty and pleasure drivers who grows steadily.
The Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains has prepared itself together with the tourism association Engadin St. Moritz in every detail to this target group. Rupert Simoner, General Manager of the sporty hotel describes his engagement as follows: "The guests in summer in the Engadin are different. They expect more than only the scintillating St. Moritz. They are active, interested, and keen of indulgences and in a relaxed way demandingly. They expect authenticity and unobtrusive, but perfect service. Here we are perfectly prepared."
What expects the biker? Full attention! Experienced service employees are of any help and the bikes are safely stored over the night. It makes no difference whether the guest would like to try out a bike of the brands: Stöckli, Scott or Rocky Mountain, or if it is impossible to separate the daughter from her pink children bike or the pro would like to have full service for his bike - everything is possible.
Technical trainings will be offered for those to which the mountains are foreign and local guides will guarantee a safe up and down hill ride together with always new challenges. Not to forget detailed maps and tips for the nicest Swiss breaks, e.g. the cheese manufactory in Pontresina or the hidden mountain hut, as well as the ultimate equipment - the concierge knows everything.
The Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains is located directly in the sporty heart of St.
Moritz. For those who cannot wait, start immediately from the lobby. For everybody else the mountain pool offers - after a two night stay - free mountain rides for bike and person, up and down.
"St. Moritz and the Engadin in winter is beautiful but in summer it is much or beautiful. Everything is possible and you don't have to miss out on anything. For years now I live in and I love this valley and don't get enough of the great variety of sports, its breathtaking landscape and the majestic mountains", finalized Rupert Simoner.
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