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| Standard | Public | |
|---|---|---|
| 2 hours | €1,500 | €3,500 |
| 4 hours | €2,000 | €5,000 |
| Night | On request | On request |
| 24 hours | On request | On request |
| 2 days | On request | On request |
| Out-of-town trip | On request | On request |
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Real questions from APEX clients in St. Moritz: matching, booking, hotels, travel, dress code, payment, confidentiality.
In an ordinary week of the winter season — 30-90 minutes for selection and agreement; in summer, 30-60 minutes. On peak dates (the Christmas holidays, Snow Polo, White Turf) — up to 120-180 minutes, and for some evenings there may be nothing free left at all. The manager answers a first message within three minutes at any hour.
Standard segment — €1,500 for 2 hours, €2,000 for 4 hours. Media segment — from €3,500 for 2 hours and €5,000 for 4 hours. Night, 24 hours, two days and trips around the valley are on request; we don't publish figures for those formats. The model's travel and accommodation in the Engadin are paid separately from the fee.
For Christmas week (20 December – 6 January) and for White Turf — one to two months, and that isn't an exaggeration: things go months in advance here, hotels and restaurants included. For an ordinary week of the season, 3-5 days is enough. In summer, 1-2 days. We always take same-day requests, but in December and February we'll tell you honestly that the choice will be narrow.
Horse racing on the frozen Lake St. Moritz, three Sundays in February, running since 1907; skijoring is a discipline of its own, a skier towed behind a riderless horse. For us it's the densest week of the year: guests arrive in blocks of several days, evening venues are packed, and the premium segment has almost no free dates. Terms for those dates are agreed personally, usually with a deposit and the model fixed in advance.
The core circle in the Dorf — Badrutt's Palace Hotel (Via Serlas 27), Kulm Hotel St. Moritz (Via Veglia 18), Carlton Hotel St. Moritz (Via Johannes Badrutt 11). In the Bad — Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski (Via Mezdi 27). Outside the centre — Suvretta House (Via Chasellas 1) with its own lift onto Corviglia, Nira Alpina at Surlej by the Corvatsch base station, and Grand Hotel Kronenhof in Pontresina. We work with smaller addresses and with rented chalets too.
Stricter than at the French resorts. In the restaurants of Badrutt's Palace a jacket is required for men in the evening, and a cocktail or long dress for a companion. Da Vittorio at the Carlton is a formal format; the grill room at Chesa Veglia is close to it, while the pizzeria upstairs is noticeably freer. The dress code for the venue you've chosen is something the manager goes through when the booking is agreed.
Yes, it's one of our regular formats. La Marmite on Corviglia (2,486 m, by the top station of the funicular), Paradiso Mountain Club with its terrace over the lake, the panorama restaurant at the Corvatsch top station (3,303 m). Format — 4 hours and up: the ascent, lunch, the descent, and onward as things go. The ski pass and the lift are paid by the client.
Zurich is about three hours by road: by train via Chur, changing onto the Albula line, or by car. Milan Malpensa is roughly three and a half hours, usually by car over the Maloja Pass. Engadin Airport at Samedan, for private aviation, is ten minutes from town — the quickest option there is.
The client, separately from the fee. St. Moritz isn't a city with a standing local pool: for your dates the model travels into the valley, and that means the journey plus accommodation for the whole period. For a multi-day format this is discussed straight away and fixed before confirmation, so there are no surprises along the way.
Yes, from June to September. The summer format is quieter: the lake and sailing at Silvaplana, golf at Samedan on the oldest course in Switzerland (1893), hiking, Muottas Muragl, Nietzsche's house at Sils-Maria, Festival da Jazz in July. Agreement is faster and dates are plentiful. April-May and November are the shoulder seasons — part of the hotel stock is closed and we work selectively.
Yes, both are regular formats. Snow Polo — late January, three days on the lake ice, with the daytime programme rolling into the evening. St. Moritz Gourmet Festival — January, a week of dinners with guest chefs across the hotels of the Dorf and the Bad. Worth agreeing 3-4 weeks ahead: tickets, tables and models for those dates all get taken at the same time.
We understand the specifics: the valley is small, guests come back season after season, and reputation here is an asset. Communication runs only through end-to-end encrypted messengers, client data is shared with no one, and addresses and details are wiped from working chats within 72 hours. The model knows exactly what's needed for the current meeting and nothing beyond it.
Cash — euros and Swiss francs at the current rate. Bank transfer — SEPA or SWIFT, details from the manager. Cryptocurrency — by arrangement: USDT (TRC-20 / ERC-20), BTC. For returning clients — post-payment and seasonal arrangements.
In an ordinary week — a 30-50% deposit a day before the meeting, the balance on meeting. For the Christmas holidays, Snow Polo and White Turf the deposit is larger and is paid 2-4 weeks ahead: the dates are locked in advance, and the model stops taking other requests for them. Returning clients work without a deposit.
Yes, and in St. Moritz that's the main format — people don't come here for a single evening. Terms for a night, 24 hours, two days and multi-day companionship are on request: we count the dates, the logistics and the duration, and we have no fixed figure for those formats. The programme is built around you — a day on the slope, spa, dinner, the evening.
It varies, and it's worth specifying in the request. Some models ski confidently and will go up Corviglia or Corvatsch with you for a full mountain day. Others don't, and then it makes more sense to build the scenario around lunch at altitude reached by cable car, spa and the evening. Equipment, rental and the ski pass are on the client.
Yes. For returning clients — no further discussion needed. For new ones, we usually suggest neutral ground for the first meeting: a hotel in the Dorf or a restaurant. For a rented chalet we work from the moment the rental is confirmed; the address is passed to the model for that specific meeting only and isn't kept on file.
Yes. Pontresina with the Grand Hotel Kronenhof is 10-15 minutes, Celerina 5, Silvaplana and Surlej 5-10, Champfèr 5, Sils-Maria 20, Zuoz 25 minutes. Davos is about an hour and a half; Zermatt and Lenzerheide are a trip format. Anything outside the valley is agreed in advance, a day ahead as a minimum, with terms by arrangement.
Discussed straight away, not afterwards. If it's clear on meeting that the format isn't right, write to the manager that same hour: a partial refund, a replacement, or an adjustment to the scenario, depending on the cause. Cancellation without compensation — a minimum of 24 hours ahead in an ordinary week, and 7 days ahead on peak dates; rescheduling to another date with the same model, if she's free, carries no penalty.
We don't take: meetings shorter than 2 hours, sharing a model's photos with third parties, scenarios with a risk to the model's safety, haggling after the meeting, mass events without a personal client. Contact — Telegram @Apex_concierge, the only official APEX channel. No calls and no email, as a matter of principle: everything in writing, in an encrypted messenger.
St. Moritz is a resort at 1,856 metres in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, where winter tourism was invented in 1864 and the Winter Olympics were held twice, in 1928 and 1948. APEX works here to the calendar of the season: December to March with peaks over the Christmas holidays and in February, plus a quieter summer season. The manager replies on Telegram within three minutes, and matching a model takes 30-120 minutes. Standard segment — from €1,500 for two hours.
The agency has been working since 2012, and St. Moritz is one of the 58 cities in the network. Short requests are rare here: guests come for a week or for the whole season, and companionship is planned in blocks of several days.
The upper part of the resort, St. Moritz Dorf, holds three principal addresses. Badrutt's Palace Hotel at Via Serlas 27 — an 1896 hotel whose tower is the town's silhouette, with the Renaissance Bar, the after-hours King's Club and Matsuhisa in season. Kulm Hotel St. Moritz at Via Veglia 18 — the resort's first hotel, 1856, the very place where Johannes Badrutt made his winter-season wager with the English guests; today it means a park above the lake, an ice rink and the Kulm Country Club. Carlton Hotel St. Moritz at Via Johannes Badrutt 11 — an intimate hotel of suites only, facing the lake, with Da Vittorio inside.
The lower part, St. Moritz Bad, is Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski at Via Mezdi 27, standing on the mineral spring the resort began with. Outside the centre are Suvretta House at Via Chasellas 1 with its own lift onto Corviglia, Nira Alpina at Surlej by the Corvatsch base station, and Grand Hotel Kronenhof in Pontresina, fifteen minutes' drive away. The choice of venue depends on the scenario: the shop window of the Dorf, the quiet of the Bad, or the full seclusion of Suvretta.
The season in St. Moritz rests on its events. Snow Polo World Cup — late January, polo on the frozen lake. St. Moritz Gourmet Festival — January, a week of guest chefs across the hotels. White Turf — three Sundays in February, racing on the ice since 1907, skijoring included, where a skier is towed behind a riderless horse. In March the Engadin Ski Marathon runs down the valley from Maloja to S-chanf. In summer, Festival da Jazz in July with a stage at the Dracula Club.
For these dates one rule applies: book ahead. For Christmas week and White Turf everything goes months in advance — hotels, restaurants and the premium segment are taken at the same time. Terms on peak dates are agreed personally, usually with a deposit and the model fixed 2-4 weeks out.
Dinner in the Dorf is the most frequent request: Da Vittorio at the Carlton, Chesa Veglia in its 1658 house, Matsuhisa at Badrutt's Palace. The daytime mountain format means going up Corviglia or Corvatsch, with lunch at La Marmite at 2,486 metres, on the Paradiso Mountain Club terrace or in the panorama restaurant at 3,303 metres. The evening club format is King's Club in the basement of Badrutt's Palace. A spa day means the Kempinski in the Bad or the enclosed grounds of Suvretta House.
Separately there are the event weekends of White Turf and Snow Polo, companionship over several consecutive days, and the summer Engadin with its lake, golf at Samedan and the Bernina Express down to Tirano. Every scenario is built around specific dates: the programme here depends on the weather and the lift schedule as much as on a table booking.
There are three working routes into St. Moritz. Zurich is about three hours by road: by train via Chur, changing onto the Albula line, or by car. Milan Malpensa is roughly three and a half hours, usually by car over the Maloja Pass — which is why the Italian crowd is among the most visible here. Engadin Airport at Samedan, the valley's private-aviation field, is ten minutes from town and the fastest option.
Inside the valley the distances are short — 5 to 25 minutes to any point between Celerina and Zuoz; beyond that it becomes a trip format. In high season we plan transfers and parking in the Dorf ahead of time: in December and February, improvising on the road costs you an hour.
St. Moritz belongs to the European pricing tier, with settlement in euros. Standard segment: 2 hours — €1,500, 4 hours — €2,000. Media segment: 2 hours — from €3,500, 4 hours — from €5,000. Night, 24 hours, two days, trips around the valley and journeys outside the canton are on request, and we don't publish figures for those formats. The model's travel and accommodation in the Engadin are paid separately from the fee.
Payment — cash in euros and Swiss francs at the current rate, bank transfer by SEPA/SWIFT, and cryptocurrency by arrangement. The deposit for a first booking is 30-50% a day ahead; on peak dates it's larger and earlier. There's no haggling after the meeting: what was agreed beforehand stands.
About five thousand people live in St. Moritz, and the circle of regular winter guests is narrow: the same families have been coming here for decades. The local culture puts privacy above display — the resort is noticeably quieter than the French Alpine addresses. Our protocol is built for exactly that. Communication runs only through end-to-end encrypted messengers, client data is shared with no one, addresses and meeting details are wiped from working chats within 72 hours, and GDPR practices are observed. The model receives precisely the amount of information the current meeting requires. Sharing a model's photos with third parties is forbidden — the rule is the same across all 58 cities of the network.
Returning client for two years. They work in different cities to the same standard — that is especially noticeable now as I move between countries often.
Confidentiality at the level of a Swiss bank. All communications on Telegram, nothing by email, nothing by SMS. After the meeting everything is wiped — I checked.
Dinner with partners — the format went well, the companion looked the part. One downside: the profile did not flag that the model smokes, I found out on site. Not critical, but I will ask next time.
Booked a companion for a four-day business trip. Visa, tickets, accommodation — all through my assistant, the model's fee on a separate track. Logistically clean.
In three years working with APEX there has not been a single meeting that made me want to switch agencies. That says a lot.