Gstaad Palace Hotel

Set on a hill overlooking and dominating Gstaad, the resort has a breathtaking view of the majestic Swiss Alps. The 104 tastefully decorated rooms include 19 junior suites, 4 suites, 2 Tower Suites and the most luxurious and sophisticated three-bedroom Penthouse Suite ever built in an Alpine resort.

Enjoy traditional Swiss dishes, savoury grill specialties, an exceptional Italian menu and exquisite gourmet cuisine at the hotel’s five superb restaurants. Unwind in the relaxed lobby bar, the stylish Bar du Grill or the famous GreenGo nightclub.

The 1800sqm Spa has eight treatment rooms, a private spa suite, saunas and steam bath, relaxation areas with incredible views, indoor pool and outdoor pool with jacuzzi, a state-of-the-art gym, a pilates studio and a unique hammam experience with seven rooms.

The hotel organizes daily a wide variety of external activities, changing depending on the season, such as golf, heli-skiing, hot-air-ballooning, river rafting, horse riding,etc.

This elegant hotel offers guests a truly memorable stay in distinguished surroundings and a relaxing ambiance – over 250 employees dedicated to fulfilling your every wish. The Hotel named the grill Restaurant after its first maitre d’hotel, Gildo, who has been there 40 years and won the world’s best maitre award in 2012. He knows every client personally, watched every child grow: he knows everything that has ever happened in the hotel! he terrace of the Tower Suite Lounge

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad is a luxury hotel in Switzerland opened in December 2012.

More than a place to stay in the Alps, it is a new icon for Gstaad combining Swiss tradition and thoughtful luxury. The hotel’s design makes use of materials and craftsmanship typical to the region, including centuries-old wood crafted by master artisans. The result goes beyond Swiss stereotypes to create a fresh interpretation of Alpine chic. No expense has been spared.

Facilities include 56 rooms and suites, Japanese cuisine from MEGU, a Cuban cigar room and a Swiss ‘Stübli’ restaurant. Each suite’s generous south-facing terrace has large windows and French doors to the balcony with spectacular views over Les Diablerets and Gstaad village. The joy of staying here is knowing exactly where you are – in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

The Six Senses Spa offers a luxurious sanctuary for the hotel guests with its world-renowned treatments, specialist practitioners and peaceful ambience. It would be even better if you could actually get a treatment: unfortunately it is always fully booked and if you arrive tired from your trip and would really like to have a massage, forget it, you didn’t book it!

The Japanese restaurant is excellent and deco really beautiful, and you really have time to admire every detail of it since the service very slow, almost one hour to get the first dish ordered. I think the Japanese cook is alone, and if all the guests arrive at the same time … you just have to wait. But I have to admit it is worth the wait.

Grand Hotel Park

This palatial hotel is situated on a sunny hill, in the heart of a beautiful park. It offers majestic views of the Swiss Alps from nearly every window (featured on the main top photograph).

Grand Hotel Park looks like big ‘Chalet’ and it sits proud in perfect harmony between local tradition and modern technology. As a present for its 100 year anniversary in 2010 The Grand Hotel Park has received a magnificent  renovation. So not only the main areas but all the rooms and suites represent the epitome of the modern luxury.

Hotel also features a wonderful 1000 sq meter spa with scented air, soft lights and pure design. A variety of treatments has been designed by Aromatherapy associates and will help relax even the most tense of travellers.

Grand Hotel park is a perfect place to enjoy a quiet holiday.