Accommodation along the Grand Train Tour in Gstaad

At the recently opened 4-star superior chalet hotel, modern high-tech design and alpine charm are combined in its stylish appearance. Each room features suite pads including 100 daily newspapers. State-of-the-art spa with panoramic sauna and pool. Guided ski tours, hikes, yoga classes, etc. are free of charge. Range Rover test drives, Zeiss binoculars, hiking equipment and backpacks are available as well. Refined regional cuisine.

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.

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.

The neat, romantic building from 1845 is the oldest hotel in Gstaad. It is family-run by the fourth generation and is located in the heart of the lively pedestrian precinct with its cafés, restaurants and boutiques. Comfortable, friendly rooms with antique features. Sun terrace facing the promenade. Traditional Swiss cuisine, two restaurants, various fondues and rösti. Free Wi-Fi.