Gstaad Palace
Family-owned · Grand palaceThe turreted 1913 landmark still run by the Scherz family: 90 rooms, six restaurants, the GreenGo club and an alpine spa.
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Sutrelia / Destinations / Gstaad
Alpine · Bernese Oberland · Swiss Alps
A car-free chalet village where old money skis quietly, dines at the Palace and summers to Menuhin concerts and polo.
When to go
Ski season mid-December to March; summer season late June to early September for hiking, polo and the Menuhin Festival. Many hotels close between seasons.
Getting there
Geneva 2h or Bern-Belp 1h15 by private transfer; Zurich 2h45. Saanen-Gstaad airfield handles private jets and helicopters; the GoldenPass panoramic train from Montreux is a scenic alternative.
What we arrange
Hotels and chalets, private transfers and helicopters, restaurant reservations, guides, events and everything in between — on one WhatsApp thread.
Where to stay
Every hotel here is one we know personally. Tell us your dates and we will come back with availability, the right room category and any partner benefits that apply.
The turreted 1913 landmark still run by the Scherz family: 90 rooms, six restaurants, the GreenGo club and an alpine spa.
EnquireContemporary chalet grandeur with a Six Senses spa, Japanese dining at Megu and Martin Göschel's starred Sommet.
EnquireA playful, art-filled 1912 grande dame with a 3,000m² spa and the most central position in the village.
EnquireWhere to eat
The Alpina's fine-dining flagship — precise, produce-led Alpine cuisine with a celebrated wine list.
1 Michelin starThe Palace's classic winter grill — tableside flambées, rotisserie and a see-and-be-seen dining room since the 1960s.
Insider tableJapanese fine dining in a chalet setting — sushi, robata and sake pairings after a day on the mountain.
Insider tableMembers'-club-feel mountain restaurant at 1,920m reached by private chairlift — the long-lunch table regulars swear by.
Insider tableThings to do
Seven weeks of world-class classical music in Saanen's church and the festival tent, mid-July to early September.
August's high-goal polo weekend at Saanen airfield, with hospitality tents and the Gstaad social set in attendance.
Private balloon flight over the Pays-d'Enhaut; the International Balloon Festival fills the sky each late January.
Cable car to the Peak Walk suspension bridge, glacier skiing until May and a summit restaurant designed by Mario Botta.
Guided days across Gstaad's 200km of pistes, or ski touring and snowshoeing in the Lauenen valley.
Insider note
Wasserngrat's lunch terrace and the Palace's GreenGo nightclub are where Gstaad actually happens — reserve both well ahead.
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