punta skala living in paradise - Barino Consulting

Kerry
Kennedy
”Welcome to St. Moritz, where Heaven is a local call.”
That’s how we were greeted by Hans Wiedemann,
the General Manager of Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, and
truer words were never spoken. Flying over fields
and farms, guided by the magnificent Rhine, we had
the perfect introduction to the beauty of St. Moritz -
the jewel of the Alps.
The Badrutt’s Palace Hotel is known worldwide as
one of the greatest hotels on earth, and I know why.
I have never been so well treated, day after day, by
every member of a hotel staff. Every time I asked
where someplace was, I was answered with an offer
to take me there. We spent eight days at the Badrutt’s
Palace Hotel with six children and four adults. I don’t
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think we heard the word “no” the entire time. Each day
we skied from ten till four, and the kids couldn’t wait
to strip off their parkas and go for a nice, long swim,
indoors and out. I loved the pools, the steams, the
sauna, and just relaxing in my room. It was magical.
The Gala presentation of the St. Moritz Award was
the highlight of the trip, and I was so very honored
and proud to share it with my family and friends, old
and new. President Adolf Ogi delivered inspiring remarks,
and one of the greatest living artists, Arnoldo
Pomodoro, created a magnificent original sculpture
to commemorate the event. With all its pomp, the
Gala will not be forgotten. Still, the rest of the week
was also unforgettably beautiful and luxurious,