Best Luxury Hotels in Gstaad

Gstaad, a luxury resort in the Bernese Oberland region of the Swiss Alps, is world-renowned for its sophisticated ski experiences – where snow-capped peaks frame charming chalets and pristine slopes transform into playgrounds for the elite.  With an extensive network of cable cars offering convenient access to surrounding ski areas, such as Wispile and Rinderberg, the area boasts an expanse of all-level pistes and cross-country trails and the nearby Glacier 3000 presents year-round opportunities to enjoy action on the slopes. Summer is also an outdoor enthusiast’s dream with golf, mountain biking, rafting and hiking just some of the warm-weather sports to choose from. Aside from the many outdoor adventures, Gstaad is home to the shortest shopping street in Switzerland and offers a superb selection of gourmet restaurants and luxury hotels. Read on to discover our favourite luxury hotels in Gstaad – where the harmony of tradition and indulgence creates an atmosphere of unrivalled elegance in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

Canton of Bern, Gstaad

Gstaad Palace Hotel

Hotel
(5 stars)
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Rooms 90 rooms and suites in alpine-chic style with British understatement, up to the one-of-a-kind 240 sqm Penthouse Suite with a 150 sqm roof terrace
Amenities Le Grand & La Terrasse, Le Grill rôtisserie, Gildo's Italian, La Fromagerie fondue, Palace Spa, Olympic-size outdoor pool, tennis, fitness
More On a hill above Gstaad village in the Bernese Oberland, with panoramic views to the Wildhorn and Oldenhorn

The grand turreted building housing the Palace Hotel is like something from a Disney movie – or a Bond film (Roger Moore himself once booked in here). Indeed, this has a reputation as one of the finest places to stay in the whole of Switzerland. Its elevated position looks out across the town and serves as an ever-present lofty landmark. The hotel is perfect for active types; an Olympic sized outdoor pool, another indoor pool, a pilates studio and a tennis court. Guests have a choice of four eateries, including La Fromagerie, housed in a former Swiss gold vault. The authentically retro GreenGo Club is the hotel’s late-night venue and has hosted many big names since its mid-century heyday.

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Canton of Bern, Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

Hotel
(5 stars)
At a glance
Rooms 56 rooms and suites in Alpine chalet style, each with a private terrace, rising to three-bedroom Chalet Suites and the Panorama Residence.
Amenities Sommet by Martin Göschel and Japanese MEGU (fine dining), Monti, Swiss Stübli, Harry's Bar, Six Senses Spa, outdoor pool
More A hillside hideaway above Gstaad village in the Bernese Oberland, minutes from the Promenade

The Alpina has a boutique feel and is a true Alpine hideaway, a discreet and personalized hotel experience. Comfort, privacy, artistry and tradition live together harmoniously. Its Six Senses Spa boasts a range of thermal rooms, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a gym and a juice bar. There’s also a ski shop, a Graff diamond boutique, a hair salon and a cinema. There is also a magical place of discovery and fun for the youngest guests at Kids World. When it comes to food, the options are plentiful too – Megu, a fine dining Japanese restaurant, a Swiss Stübli, French cuisine at Sommetand, a whisky bar and a cigar lounge. This destination has many exciting summer and winter activties and experiences.

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Canton of Bern, Gstaad

Le Grand Bellevue

Hotel
(5 stars)
At a glance
Rooms Alpine-chic rooms and suites, topped by the 180 sqm Suite Le Grand Bellevue sleeping up to eight.
Amenities LEONARD's, Le Petit Chalet fondue and a sushi bar; Le Grand Spa across 3,000 sqm with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and salt grotto; cinema, tennis and cigar lounge.
More In the alpine village of Gstaad, steps from the car-free Promenade in the Bernese Oberland.

A pale gold exterior, art deco signage and a lavish entrance ensure guests receive an impressive welcome here. It’s another small hotel in terms of bedrooms – 57 to be exact. But, like The Alpina, it has much to offer in the way of amenities; a huge subterranean spa with a 17 zone thermal suite, a salt grotto and an indoor hydrotherapy pool, an outdoor spa pool, fitness classes, tennis courts, a kids’ club, a playroom and a cinema. The main restaurant, Leonard’s, has a Michelin star, while Le Petit Chalet serves traditional Swiss comfort foods and there’s the Sushi Bar for lighter, more casual meals.

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