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The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad

Alpinastrasse 23, 3780 Gstaad, Switzerland

Price from USD 1,000

“Alpine chalet chic”

The Alpina is the first new-build, five-star luxury hotel to rise in Gstaad in the last century – and we’re more than content to be pampered here for the next 100 years. Nothing overtly showy, just quiet luxury (much like the town itself) with subtly grand proportions. Outside, the classic Swiss Alps façade sits perfectly well with the stunning locale, while chic interiors kitted out with swish technological comforts sit perfectly well with the modern traveler’s needs. The private art collection showpieces nonchalantly scattered around the hotel are pretty impressive, but arguably more so, the views down through the postcard-perfect valley and snowcapped peaks. Definitely most impressive of all is the level of care, which is well beyond expectations.

Best time to visit : July to September and December to March

What we love

The on-site Six Senses Spa with its gorgeous pools is reason enough to visit
On-demand shuttles to town are very useful
Can’t decide between the Michelin-starred Sommet and the Gault Millau 15-pointed Megu? That’s because you really must experience both
Beautiful during summer, but the town, Alpine scenery is nothing short of magical in winter as you sit by the in-suite fireplace

Rooms
Dining
Leisure
Location
The Insider

57 Rooms & Suites

The 57 rooms and suites all reflect how Alpine authenticity meets Swiss luxury. Throughout, the region’s heritage inspires the detail and careful craftsmanship. Classically carved ceilings and timber-clad walls create a cosy feel along with leather headboards, Swiss farmhouse-style cupboards and chests in the individually furnished rooms. Decorative accessories such as the traditional leather straps used to hold cowbells, are an iconic image for Gstaad, Saanenland. Yet the result is also fresh and modern, delivering an original Alpine chic aesthetic.

Room Facilities

Daily breakfast in the restaurant Sommet or directly in the room
Free access to the indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam baths, fitness studio and relaxation area with Juice Bar in the Six Senses Spa
Covered private valet parking
Concierge service
All rooms can be set up with Twin or King size beds

Need to Know

Check-in 15.00 / Check-out 12.00
The hotel operates according to two seasons: Winter lasts from December to March while summer runs from July to September.
In Winter all rooms receive an additional daily CHF 200 Culinary Credit per room that can be used in any of the hotel's F&B outlets

Deluxe Room

2 Adults + 1 Baby
33-35 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad / Schönried

Cosy double bedroom with balcony facing towards the picturesque village of Schönried or Gstaad with bathtub and walk-in-shower.

Junior Suite

3
63 s. m.
King / Twins
Schönried

A large bedroom featuring a lounge and working area, floor-to-ceiling windows, facing Schönried, fireplace, balcony and separate shower and bathtub.

Deluxe Suite

3
77 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad / Schönried

A spacious one bedroom suite with a large ensuite dressing room, a generous fireplace, a separate shower and bathtub and a roofed south facing terrace. Lounge area decorated with locally crafted accessories including antique Swiss farmhouse-style cupboard minibar and library.

Grand Luxe Suite

Grand Luxe Suite

4
98 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad / Schönried

An expansive 1-bedroom suite functions as private apartment, with its own generous bedroom and a large walk-in closet. Dining and lounge area, fireplace, seperate guest bathroom and work area with large desk. Large French doors open onto a private south-facing terrace.

Chalet Suite

8
225 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad & Schönried

Providing a discreet haven, the Chalet Suite is ideal for those seeking privacy without compromising on space. Families and groups can enjoy the exclusivity of their private refuge with a combination of multiple rooms. It offers a spacious living area with fireplace, large dining area (8 seats) with a modern, fully equipped open kitchen, guest toilet and direct access to the large balcony.

Panorama Suite

8
400 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad & Schönried

Owing its name to the incredible views of glaciers and meadows, the Panorama Suite sets the bar for a new idea of Alpine luxury. Three en-suite bedrooms, spacious living area with a woodburning fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen and a dining table for 8 guests. The upper floor features a private wellness oasis with spa room, steamroom, sauna, gym and outdoor jacuzzi.

Penthouse Suite

Penthouse Suite

Penthouse Suite

12
750 sq. m.
King / Twins
Gstaad & Schönried

Located on the 5^th and 6^th floor of the private residence wing, this exceptional and unique Penthouse Suite offers the most spectacular views onto the surrounding mountains and the village of Gstaad.

Alpina Lounge & Bar

Alpina Lounge & Bar

The Alpina Lounge & Bar represents a refreshing Swiss Alpine flair with floor to-ceiling windows connecting the bar interior to the outdoor terrace. Featuring an eclectic collection of spirits from all over the world, the bar offers an extensive range of cocktails from all-time classics to more avant-garde craft-cocktails. The Alpina Life Cuisine menu on offer is designed using fresh, seasonal and nutritionally balanced ingredients. It provides a full range of culinary options for those wishing to make smart and healthy food choices, including Mediterranean, vegetarian and vegan diets.

Megu

Megu’s cuisine is a modern take on authentic Japanese dishes that combines flavors from a variety of cuisines and are artfully presented. Head Chef Tetsujiro Ogata, Head Sushi Chef Tsutomu Kugota and their team are focused on sourcing the most pristine raw ingredients and incorporating unusual local flavors to the Megu culinary journey. Decidedly contemporary and full of surprises, Megu at The Alpina Gstaad has been awarded 15 Gault Millau points for its celebration of traditions, delicate signature creations and innovative cuisine.

Sommet

Sommet features a French-based cuisine that incorporates local and regional ingredients from the Saanenland. Set amidst the Bernese Oberland, Martin Göschel serves a menu that celebrates the richness of local produce amalgamating French classics with international flavors and distinct aromas from The Alpina Gstaad’s own herbal garden. With one Michelin star and 18 Gault Millau points, Sommet’s degustation menu displays Göschel’s refined culinary art with a modern twist, creating an epicurean experience that tells a story. This cosy and elegant restaurant also boasts a superb selection of wines, including over 400 rare vintage bottles from across the world, hand-picked by head sommelier Luca Padovani. Sommet is the epitome of a timeless classic in a modern world.

Swiss Stübli (winter only)

Swiss Stübli (winter only)

Swiss Stübli is the embodiment of the Alpine spirit that takes you back in time. The authentic Swiss restaurant exudes warmth, intimacy and character featuring original time pieces made by generations of local craftsmen. Welcome to the Stübli, kick back and relax in this cosy space while indulging in some heart-warming Swiss specialties …. and lots of wine. Your insider location for Swissness at its best.

Cigar Lounge

Inspired by the 1930s chic of one of Havana’s most famous establishments, the selection with nearly 40 type of cigars is for true aficionados.

Vinotheke

Clad entirely in rustic stone and wood, this perfectly acclimatised room stores over 900 bottles sourced from the world’s best winemakers – rarities of red and white wines, exquisite sparkling wines, champagnes and sake.

Six Senses Spa

Six Senses Spa Gstaad offers a layered approach that unites a pioneering spirit with treatments that go beyond ordinary. At Six Senses, you will find an intuitive mix of science and human awareness, where the high-tech and high-touch approach defines a service that is crafted around the individual.

Tree House Club

Tree House Club

The Tree House Club is a space entirely dedicated to play and adventure. Under the attentive gaze of trained childcare professionals, younger guests can enjoy a range of fun activities designed by the team. Children under the age of 4 must be accompanied by an adult.

The Alpina Gstaad

The Alpina Gstaad is a five-star luxury hotel in Switzerland for the world’s most discerning travellers. More than a place to stay in the Alps, it is an icon for Gstaad and mindful, conscious and responsible luxury. Situated in the heart of nature, the eco-friendly hotel combines Swiss traditions with state-of-the-art infrastructure and services.

Sustainability and innovation are the pillars by which The Alpina Gstaad is driven. Local products and resources are integrated seamlessly throughout the hotel into creating a modern interpretation of Alpine chic. The Alpina Gstaad is a member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts Legend collection, the exclusive Virtuoso travel network, and Swiss Deluxe Hotels.

The hotel has received the ‘Out Now’ certificate – the world’s largest LGBT travel trade association – guaranteeing certain standards to LGBT guests. With its commitment to environmental awareness, the property is a member of the NOW Force for Good Alliance and certified Silver by EarthCheck

Alpinastrasse 23, 3780 Gstaad, Switzerland

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Tim Weiland

General Manager

Tim Weiland was appointed General Manager at The Alpina Gstaad in November 2018. He brings over two decades of experience in the luxury hotel industry including 10 years at the renowned Aman Hotel Group. German born Weiland began his career with the Banyan Tree hotel chain in food and beverage before moving into operations at Aman Resorts. His first general manager post was at Amanbagh in Rajasthan in 2010, two years later he moved onto Aman at Summer Palace in Beijing and moved back to Europe in 2014 for his previous role as general manager of Aman Le Melezin, Courchevel 1850.

Glacier 3000

Situated between Gstaad and Diablerets, only a 15 minutes’ drive from The Alpina Gstaad, Glacier 3000 is a must visit in summer or winter. Go there early in the morning, do the Bridge Walk to soak in the amazing views and followed by some skiing on the glacier (all year round) or the beautiful Glacier Walk. Not to miss, a well deserved cold local beer in the Refuge restaurant.

Valley of Lauenen

Valley of Lauenen

This idyllic location is no longer a secret but still a very discreet place to relax and reconnect with Nature. In summer beautiful to hike around the lake all the way to the waterfalls or to jump and soak in the lake early morning/evening. In winter this is my to go place for cross country skiing and recharge batteries. The prestine forest and sound of my skis gliding through the snow is payless.

Hot Air Balloon

Hot Air Balloon

Our sister village “Chateaux D’oex” is world famous for the hot air balloons flights. To get the ultimate experience, wake up early, pick up our picnic basket prepared by our head chef Martin Göschel and get up in the air, available summer and winter.

Col du Pillon and Lavaux Wine Terraces

Col du Pillon and Lavaux Wine Terraces

This is a pristine drive, beautiful in the summer time with a classic car. Soak in the views of the alps followed by the Unesco World Heritage Wine Terraces of Lavaux. You can walk through the wine terraces, enter any winery and try the local worldclass wine.

Rössli Feutersoey Restaurant

Rössli Feutersoey Restaurant

Best for local “casual fine dining” cuisine from the Region. Summer especially nice to seat in the garden.

Megu

Head Chef Tetsujiro Ogata and Head Sushi Chef Tsutomu Kugota take diners on a journey through some of Japan’s most pristine and rare ingredients and presentations at our very own Megu restaurant. Gault Millau has named Megu as Switzerland’s top Asian restaurant (15/20 points).

16eme Saanen

Nestled in the old factory of cow bells, beautiful wine selection, garden and cozy atmosphere with the open fire grill. Especially good for their meats.

Sonnenhof

Nice alpine mediterrenean cuisine with a magnificent garden and views of the Gstaad Valley. Frequented by celebrities.

Café du Cerf Rougemont

Café du Cerf Rougemont

Cozy Swiss Chalet with Swiss Specialties in the heart of the Rougemont Village. Famous for their super tasty fondue.

Olden

The classic of all classic and the Gstaad Celebrities place to be. This used to be the only restaurant in the valley and the place to be for the farmers who then started mixing up with the Gstaad Elite that frequented there. It is now a place not to be missed and where everyone passes by every night. Whether it is for a drink at the bar or for an Italian Dinner.