The Alpina Gstaad
Hotel · Gstaad ·
Elegant rooms with mountain views, fine dining, and a large spa
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Alpinastrasse 23, 3780 Gstaad, Switzerland Get directions
Elegant rooms with mountain views, fine dining, and a large spa
Alpinastrasse 23, 3780 Gstaad, Switzerland Get directions
"Chic understatement? Pure luxury? Excellent service? All of the above at Alpina Gstaad. What’s more, this extraordinary “deluxe” chalet is set against a breathtaking alpine backdrop. Inside, you will find impressive grandeur combined with the warmth of old wooden furnishings, meticulous craftsmanship, and valuable antiques. From the 56 rooms and suites (the highlight of which is the 400 square meter “Panorama Suite” with its own wellness area) to the luxurious “Residences” and the “Six Senses Spa”, the chic modern design and its references to the Alpine surroundings will ensure that guests can enjoy a wonderfully relaxing stay in this most peaceful and inviting of hotels." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Perched on a hill within walking distance of the storybook resort town, this six-story luxury retreat opened in 2012 after a 15-year development to meet strict local building codes. The lobby makes a dramatic first impression with contemporary art, double-height ceilings, a sleek central staircase and extensive use of reclaimed wood from across the Alps. The 58 timber-walled rooms, suites and residences—crafted by Chaletbau Matti and regional artisans—blend modern and traditional Alpine details, from marble-clad bathrooms and large soaking tubs to carved wooden ceilings, painted cupboards inspired by historic Swiss homes and hanging lamps made from embroidered leather cowbell straps; gas fireplaces add cozy warmth." - Adam H. Graham
"Incredibly chic, modern, yet cozy, The Alpina has a spa with all the modern wellness technologies and treatments you could wish for, delicious food with healthy, nutritious options, and in the evenings I love heading to the lobby for a cocktail while listening to live music." - Elise Taylor
"A sleek six-story retreat that blends contemporary design with Swiss Alpine tradition after a 15-year development process; the lobby impresses with contemporary artwork, double-height ceilings and a dramatic central staircase, while interiors pair reclaimed wood with marble-clad bathrooms and large soaking tubs. The 58 timber-walled rooms, suites and residences were crafted in collaboration with regional artisans, featuring carved wooden ceilings, painted wooden cupboards inspired by traditional Alpine homes, embroidered-leather cowbell-strap lamps and gas fireplaces for cozy evenings." - Adam H. Graham
"Eco-conscious minibars presented in restored antique wardrobes and regenerative wood boxes showcase regionally sourced goods within a 15-mile radius—Swiss sodas, Länggasse tea, herb salt, dried pear spread and Choba Choba chocolate-covered almonds—and use refillable glass bottles with filtered mountain water to minimize plastic waste." - Nora Zelevansky