Hotels in Gstaad - Luxury Hotels & Homes

Luxurious five-star superior boutique hotel consisting of three modern antique timber chalets. Year-round, the world’s most discerning guests return here to experience the height of Swiss hospitality. 11 suites (with 1 to 2 bedrooms) and six residences (with 2 to 4 bedrooms, with own kitchen), Restaurant Ultima Gstaad with Executive Chef Andrea Franceschi, lobby bar, cinema, spa with wellness area. Right next to the ski pistes. Large sun terrace.

A five-star hotel with one of the richest traditions in Gstaad, built in an elegant country style and with an intimate atmosphere. 48 stylish rooms and 9 suites. Impressive Le Grand Spa with 3,000m² thermal oasis, padel & tennis courts, e-bikes and 17 different wellness zones. Central location in a vast park.

Over the years, the Gstaad Palace has established an excellent reputation for discretion and hospitality, and has always welcomed the most discerning international guests. Situated on a hill above Gstaad, it offers breathtaking views of the majestic Swiss Alps. The 90 tastefully decorated rooms include 15 Junior suites and 8 suites, 2 Tower suites and the most luxurious penthouse suite (with 3 bedrooms) ever built in an alpine resort.

Set on the sunny terrace above Gstaad with magnificent views and extensive park-style grounds. With its pleasing blend of Swiss chalet atmosphere and ultra-modern comforts, this luxury wellness and spa centre with salt water pool offers everything you need for gentle rest and relaxation. The experienced team is fully committed to you, our guests. The culinary offerings have an emphasis on light Swiss and international cuisine.

The legendary luxury hotel with more than 100 years of history was completely renovated in 2010. Alpine chic, contemporary interiors and first-class service characterise this exclusive 5-star hotel. Rooms, suites and the impressive “My Gstaad Chalet” offer tailor-made comfort for every stay. Four restaurants, bars, a cigar lounge, a wellness area including a spa, sports facilities and proximity to nature allow for relaxation at its finest.

Since newly opening in 2012, this Hotel finds itself on a winning course, with modern architecture and Alpine design setting the new and luxurious chalet-tradition scene. 56 spacious rooms and suites, in part with fireplace, and dreamlike views. Japanese MEGU-Restaurant with 15 GaultMillau points, Restaurant "Sommet by Martin Göschel" (18 GaultMillau points) and Swiss Stübli. Six Senses SPA with in/outdoor pools and lifestyle coaching and live music in the Alpina Lounge and Bar. Central and peaceful location.