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Why the Swiss Alps
The Swiss Alps deliver the mountain holiday many travellers imagine long before they arrive, combining spectacular scenery, immaculate villages and unforgettable experiences within one of Europe's most celebrated regions. Whether visiting in summer or winter, the scale and beauty of the landscape leave a lasting impression from the moment the mountains first appear on the horizon.
Throughout the region, famous peaks such as the Matterhorn, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau provide a dramatic backdrop to some of Switzerland's most attractive resorts. Mountain railways, cable cars and scenic trains transform travel itself into part of the experience, revealing glaciers, alpine meadows and panoramic views that seem almost too perfect to be real.
Days might be spent hiking beside crystal-clear lakes, enjoying lunch on a sunny mountain terrace, exploring elegant alpine villages or simply admiring the scenery from a luxury hotel balcony. Combined with exceptional hospitality, outstanding outdoor activities and some of the most spectacular mountain landscapes on Earth, the Swiss Alps offer a holiday experience that remains as memorable as it is iconic.
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Across islands, coastlines, mountains and vibrant cities, every destination offers its own character and rhythm. Some invite adventure, others encourage slower exploration, but the most rewarding journeys are often those that combine comfort, authenticity and a sense of place.
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Stays you will love
Tschuggen Grand
Tschuggen Grand Hotel Arosa, a resplendent five-star sanctuary perched at 1,800 meters in the Swiss Alps, blends luxurious alpine elegance with soulful serenity as a proud member of The Leading Hotels of the World, offering an enchanting retreat above Arosa's breathtaking mountainscape. The hotel's 128 rooms and suites, envisioned by Swiss architect Carlo Rampazzi, are a vibrant fusion of contemporary style and alpine warmth, with bold colors, sleek furnishings, and plush linens. Each sanctuary opens to private balconies, unveiling panoramic vistas of snow-draped peaks or Arosa's serene valley. Luxurious bathrooms, stocked with premium toiletries, offer tranquil escapes, while air-conditioned comfort and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs ensure effortless indulgence, crafting an intimate yet opulent haven. Dining at Tschuggen is a culinary odyssey across four distinct venues. La Brezza, an award-winning gem, crafts exquisite dishes with seasonal ingredients—think delicate venison with wild berries or lake trout kissed with alpine herbs—served in a refined dining room aglow with elegance. The Grand Restaurant delights with daily-changing menus, weaving Swiss and international flavours, while The Basement warms the soul with honest, regional recipes inspired by grandmother's kitchen. La Collina, with its sun-drenched terrace, offers vibrant plates and crisp wines against a backdrop of mountain splendor. The Tschuggen Bergoase spa, a 5,000-square-meter masterpiece designed by Mario Botta, is a sanctuary of rejuvenation, where a luminous indoor pool shimmers beneath soaring glass sails. Steaming saunas, aromatic steam baths, and bespoke treatments—from alpine-inspired massages to holistic rituals—melt away tension, while a cutting-edge fitness centre energizes with panoramic views. The exclusive Tschuggen Express, a private funicular, whisks guests to ski slopes and hiking trails, with 40 kilometers of winter paths and summer adventures like golf on Europe's highest course, balloon trips, or horse-drawn sleigh rides. The Arosa Card, offered in summer, unlocks free cable car rides, regional bus travel, boat rentals, and access to the Untersee beach and ropes course, weaving guests into the region's vibrant tapestry. The concierge curates bespoke experiences, from paragliding over the Alps to curling on nearby rinks, ensuring unforgettable moments for couples, families, or solo explorers. Just a three-minute drive from Arosa Train Station and two hours from Zurich Airport, Tschuggen Grand Hotel lies 700 meters from Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club, offering seamless access to the Swiss Alps' rugged splendor and Arosa's serene alpine charm.
From £420 per night
AlpenGold Hotel
AlpenGold Hotel Davos, a striking five-star retreat in the heart of the Swiss Alps, blends contemporary elegance with the timeless charm of Davos, offering an ideal haven for those seeking alpine luxury. The hotel's rooms and suites exude warmth with rich hardwood floors, plush seating areas, and expansive windows framing breathtaking mountain views. Each accommodation is thoughtfully designed with private bathrooms featuring premium toiletries, satellite TVs, and well-stocked minibars for added comfort. Select suites offer spacious layouts, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes or exploring the alpine trails. The sleek, modern aesthetic paired with cozy touches creates an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. Dining at AlpenGold is a culinary delight across three à-la-carte restaurants, each showcasing distinct flavours. The main restaurant crafts inventive dishes with local Swiss ingredients, from hearty alpine specialties to delicate international fare, served in a refined yet welcoming setting. The second venue offers rustic charm with regional cheeses and charcuterie, while the third elevates fine dining with artfully plated creations paired with curated wines. The cocktail lounge mixes signature drinks and classic spirits, perfect for après-ski gatherings or quiet evenings by the fire. The spa invites rejuvenation with its sauna, steam bath, and tailored massage treatments, while the fitness area keeps guests energized. For outdoor enthusiasts, the hotel provides direct access to skiing, with an on-site ski school, ski-pass services, and equipment rentals, alongside hiking and snowshoeing adventures in the surrounding peaks. Just a one-minute drive from Davos Train Station and three kilometers from the city's Congress Centre and nearby ski lifts, AlpenGold Hotel Davos offers seamless access to the vibrant alpine town and its snow-dusted slopes, weaving sophistication with the thrill of the Swiss Alps.
From £185 per night
The Cambrian
The Cambrian, a radiant five-star retreat in the heart of Adelboden, fuses alpine authenticity with sleek design, offering a soulful haven where cosmopolitan comfort and warm Swiss hospitality create an inviting, home-like escape amidst the majestic Swiss Alps. The hotel's 71 rooms and suites are crafted with elegant simplicity, blending polished wood, soft linens, and modern accents to evoke the rugged beauty of the surrounding mountains. Expansive windows frame panoramic vistas of snow-draped peaks or Adelboden's charming village, while plush bathrooms, stocked with luxurious toiletries, offer serene retreats. Air-conditioned comfort, flat-screen TVs, and thoughtful touches like coffee machines ensure effortless indulgence, with select rooms boasting private balconies for savouring the crisp alpine air. Dining at Bryn Williams at The Cambrian is a celebration of alpine bounty, where fresh fish, succulent meats, and vibrant vegetables—think herb-crusted lamb or delicate trout with wild greens—are crafted into soulful dishes, served in a refined dining room aglow with natural light. The Axe Bar, a cozy yet stylish enclave, pours artisanal cocktails and crisp regional wines, its warm ambiance perfect for lingering by the fireplace. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of continental and à la carte options, featuring flaky pastries and local cheeses, enjoyed with views of cascading waterfalls and towering peaks. The 700-square-meter spa is a sanctuary of renewal, where a heated outdoor pool shimmers beneath the alpine sky, and an indoor pool glows with serene warmth. Two saunas, a steaming hot tub, and a modern gym energize and soothe, while bespoke treatments, from alpine-inspired massages to revitalizing facials, restore balance. The sun terrace and lounge, complete with a billiard table and roaring fireplace, invite leisurely moments with unrivaled mountain views. The concierge curates immersive adventures, from guided ski tours via a shuttle to Adelboden's slopes to summer cycling on rented bikes through wildflower-strewn trails. Just steps from Adelboden's village centre and 70 kilometers from Bern Airport, The Cambrian offers seamless access to the Bernese Alps' rugged splendor, with ski slopes, hiking paths, and the serene charm of this alpine enclave all within easy reach.
From £255 per night
Grand Hotel Zermatterhof
Grand Hotel Zermatterhof, a luminous five-star beacon in Zermatt's heart since 1879, welcomes guests with timeless grandeur, its serene yet central perch blending classic alpine elegance with modern sophistication, framed by the iconic Matterhorn. The hotel's 77 rooms and suites, each uniquely crafted, weave plush fabrics and polished wood with breathtaking views of Zermatt's jagged peaks or charming village lanes. Spacious interiors hum with warmth, featuring cozy seating areas, sleek flat-screen TVs, and coffee machines, while marble-clad bathrooms, stocked with sumptuous toiletries, offer tranquil escapes. Select suites boast private balconies, where the crisp alpine air and towering mountains create moments of quiet awe, marrying heritage with contemporary comfort. Dining at Zermatterhof is a celebration of alpine artistry. The Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni enchants with refined Swiss dishes—think seared venison with wild berry reductions or creamy fondues crafted from local cheeses—served in an elegant dining room aglow with chandeliers. The Brasserie Lusi offers hearty, soul-warming fare in a rustic yet polished setting, while the hotel's bar, a lively haven, mixes artisanal cocktails and pours crisp regional wines, perfect for toasting under starlit skies. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of buffet, continental, and American options, savoured on a sun-drenched terrace overlooking the village. The Vita Borni wellness zone is a sanctuary of renewal, where a spacious indoor pool shimmers beneath soft light, flanked by a steaming hot tub and hammam that melt away the day's adventures. A saunascape, with Finnish and bio options, soothes alongside bespoke treatments in private rooms, while a couples' spa elevates intimacy with tailored rituals. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge machines, keeps energy high, and a tranquil garden invites quiet strolls amid alpine blooms. Beyond the hotel, Zermatt's trails beckon for hiking, skiing, or cycling, with the concierge curating bespoke adventures, from glacier treks to Matterhorn-guided tours. Just 100 meters from the Matterhorn Museum and 600 meters from Zermatt Railway Station, with Gorner Ridge 14 kilometers away, Grand Hotel Zermatterhof offers seamless access to the car-free village's vibrant charm and the untamed majesty of the Swiss Alps, crafting an alpine legacy that lingers in the heart.
From £675 per night
The Chedi Andermatt
The Chedi Andermatt, a breathtaking five-star deluxe resort at 1,447 meters in the Swiss Alps, marries the soulful warmth of local hospitality with the serene grace of Asian elegance, its Jean-Michel Gathy-designed silhouette setting a new benchmark for luxury in Andermatt's tranquil heart. The 119 rooms and suites are havens of alpine sophistication, where glossy wood, smooth leather, and over 200 uniquely crafted fireplaces create a cozy yet refined ambiance. Expansive panorama windows frame the rugged beauty of the Valais Alps, while plush bathrooms with luxurious toiletries, flat-screen TVs, and iPads ensure modern indulgence. Select suites boast private terraces, inviting guests to savour the crisp mountain air and snow-draped peaks, blending Eastern clarity with Swiss tradition. Dining at The Chedi is a masterful fusion of Asia and the Alps. The Japanese Restaurant, adorned with two Michelin stars and 18 GaultMillau points, crafts exquisite dishes like delicate sashimi and wagyu tataki, served in an intimate, wood-paneled setting. The Japanese by The Chedi, perched on Gütsch mountain with one Michelin star and 16 GaultMillau points, offers high-altitude artistry with panoramic views. The Restaurant weaves Asian and European flavours—think miso-glazed cod or herb-crusted alpine lamb—in a radiant dining room aglow with ambient light. The bar and lounges, including a spacious cheese cellar, pour crisp Swiss wines and artisanal cocktails, while breakfast unfolds with a lavish buffet of fresh pastries, local cheeses, and alpine fruits. The 2,400-square-meter spa is a sanctuary of tranquility, where indoor and outdoor pools shimmer beneath soaring peaks, and padded daybeds invite serene repose. A steaming hot tub, sauna, and steam bath soothe, while Asian-inspired rituals—yoga sessions, tea ceremonies, and signature massages—restore balance. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge gear, energizes guests, and bespoke treatments draw on alpine botanicals for holistic renewal. The concierge curates immersive adventures, from ski-in/ski-out access via the Gemsstockbahn cable car to summer hikes, cycling, or e-bike tours through wildflower-strewn valleys, with an exclusive ski and sports butler ensuring seamless thrills. Just 850 meters from the Gemsstockbahn cable car and 120 kilometers from Zurich Airport, The Chedi Andermatt offers effortless access to Andermatt's pristine slopes, the serene charm of its alpine village, and the rugged splendor of the Swiss Alps.
From £865 per night
Victoria Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa
Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa, a majestic five-star retreat in Interlaken's heart, basks in a privileged perch between two shimmering lakes and at the foot of the eternally snow-capped Jungfraujoch, weaving timeless elegance with alpine splendor as a beacon of Swiss hospitality. The hotel's 216 rooms and suites are a symphony of classic and contemporary design, where 19th-century adornments—think ornate moldings and rich fabrics—blend with sleek modern touches. Spacious interiors feature air-conditioned serenity, plush marble bathrooms with luxurious toiletries, and expansive windows unveiling breathtaking views of the Jungfrau's icy peaks, Interlaken's charming rooftops, or the nearby Harder mountain. Select suites offer private balconies, inviting guests to savour the crisp alpine air and the region's majestic beauty. Dining at Victoria-Jungfrau is a culinary odyssey across three distinct venues. Radius by Stefan Beer, adorned with one Michelin star and 17 GaultMillau points, crafts exquisite dishes from regional ingredients—think delicate venison with wild berries or lake fish kissed with alpine herbs—served in a refined dining room aglow with sophistication. La Terrasse Brasserie hums with modern warmth, offering authentic brasserie fare like buttery roesti or herb-crusted lamb in a relaxed yet elegant setting. Ristorante e Pizzeria Sapori delights with Italian specialties, from stone-oven pizzas to silky pastas, paired with a curated selection of Italian wines. The 5,500-square-meter Nescens Spa is a sanctuary of rejuvenation, where indoor and outdoor pools shimmer beneath the alpine sky, and a steaming sauna and aromatic steam bath melt away tension. A luxurious private spa for two, a cozy spa bar serving healthy cuisine, and bespoke better-aging treatments—from revitalizing facials to holistic therapies—restore balance. The state-of-the-art fitness centre energizes with cutting-edge equipment and complimentary classes, while the sun terrace, overlooking the Jungfrau Massif, invites serene moments. For younger guests, the two-story Bienehuus play paradise offers supervised fun, with creative activities ensuring joyful memories. The concierge curates bespoke adventures, from private train journeys to the Jungfraujoch's icy summit to guided hikes through Interlaken's lake-strewn valleys, weaving guests into the region's vibrant tapestry. Just a short stroll from Interlaken's vibrant centre and 50 kilometers from Bern Airport, Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa offers seamless access to the serene shores of Lake Thun and Brienz, and the eternal majesty of the Bernese Alps.
From £445 per night
Grand Hotel Kronenhof
Grand Hotel Kronenhof, a resplendent five-star Superior haven in Pontresina since 1848, melds neo-Baroque splendor with alpine serenity, its historic silhouette framed by the Bernina glaciers and Engadine Mountains, proudly bearing the mark of Swiss Deluxe Hotels. The hotel's rooms and suites, elegantly appointed with intricate woodwork and sumptuous fabrics, weave timeless grandeur with modern finesse. Each sanctuary offers panoramic vistas of the glacier-crowned mountains or the charming village courtyard, with sunlight spilling through generous windows. Plush bathrooms, stocked with indulgent toiletries, provide a serene retreat, while air-conditioned comfort and cutting-edge technology ensure effortless ease. The interplay of ornate details and sleek design creates an intimate yet majestic ambiance, inviting guests to linger in refined repose. Culinary artistry flourishes across the hotel's distinguished venues. The Grand Restaurant, a neo-Baroque masterpiece, serves exquisite breakfasts and dinners—think buttery croissants at dawn and herb-crusted alpine lamb by candlelight—where gentlemen don jackets to honor its elegant tradition. Kronenstübli, a 16 Gault Millau-point gem, elevates gourmet dining with delicate creations like seared scallops and truffle-infused risottos, savoured in a smart-casual setting aglow with warmth. Le Pavillon's wooden terrace beckons with light, vibrant dishes and crisp cocktails, its views of the Engadine peaks a feast for the senses. Awarded GaultMillau Hotel of the Year in 2008, Kronenhof's dining weaves Swiss heritage with global flair. The 2,000 m² Kronenhof Spa is a sanctuary of alpine renewal, where a lavish indoor pool shimmers beside a dedicated children's pool, and a wellness bath area hums with tranquility. Guests drift through a Finnish sauna, bio sauna, stone grotto steam bath, or saltwater grotto, each designed to melt away tension. A Kneipp footpath and relax floating-bath deepen the calm, while 13 treatment rooms offer bespoke massages and alpine-inspired therapies. The fitness centre, stocked with state-of-the-art equipment, pulses with energy, and a fireside relaxation room invites quiet contemplation. For younger guests, a vibrant children's restaurant crafts joyful dining experiences. Adventure awaits beyond the hotel's doors, with winter offering ski passes at CHF 45 per day and seamless access to Pontresina's slopes, complemented by ski storage for effortless alpine thrills. Summer unveils free access to Upper Engadine's mountain trains for stays of two nights or more, opening trails to crystalline lakes and wildflower meadows. The hotel's concierge curates bespoke excursions, from glacier hikes to cultural tours of Pontresina's heritage. Just 7 kilometers from St. Moritz and 200 kilometers from Zurich Airport, Grand Hotel Kronenhof sits in the heart of the Engadine, offering effortless access to the region's glacial splendor and vibrant alpine villages, crafting a legacy of timeless luxury.
From £415 per night
Chalet Royalp Hotel & Spa
Chalet RoyAlp Hôtel & Spa, a captivating five-star retreat in the alpine heart of Villars-sur-Ollon, blends the rustic allure of a mountain lodge with the polished elegance of a Leading Hotels of the World member, offering a soulful escape in the Swiss Alps. The hotel's individually designed rooms and suites radiate alpine warmth, with hand-hewn wooden beams, soft furs, and rich textiles evoking a cozy chalet ambiance. Each sanctuary features plush private bathrooms stocked with luxurious bathrobes and artisanal toiletries, while expansive windows frame sweeping views of snow-dusted peaks or verdant meadows. Select suites boast crackling fireplaces, inviting guests to curl up in intimate comfort after a day on the slopes or fairways. Dining at Chalet RoyAlp is a journey through alpine flavours and refined craftsmanship. The Grizzly, open during the winter season, channels the spirit of a traditional chalet with hearty Swiss dishes—think bubbling raclette and tender venison—served amid flickering candlelight and wooden accents. The table d'hôtes, nestled beside the main kitchen, offers an exclusive experience where chefs craft bespoke meals in a convivial, behind-the-scenes setting. BeAr's Bar, with its sun-drenched mountain-view terrace, pours crisp wines and inventive cocktails alongside light snacks, perfect for savouring the crisp alpine air. The hotel's spa is a cocoon of tranquility, where a glowing indoor pool flanked by an open fireplace sets the tone for relaxation. A steaming hot tub, sauna, and hammam melt away the chill, while the fitness centre keeps guests invigorated with modern equipment. The relaxation lounge, bathed in soft light, offers a quiet retreat for contemplation. In winter, direct access to Villars' ski slopes lets guests glide straight from the door, while summer unlocks the rolling greens of the Villars Golf Club, with a Free Access Card opening doors to a wealth of local activities like hiking and mountain biking. Perched 30 kilometers from Montreux and a 90-minute drive from Geneva Airport, Chalet RoyAlp Hôtel & Spa weaves seamless access to the Swiss Riviera's cultural gems with the untamed beauty of the Vaud Alps, crafting a timeless alpine idyll.
From £235 per night
Six Senses Crans Montana
Six Senses Crans-Montana, a luminous five-star retreat in the heart of Crans-Montana, blends modern elegance with alpine serenity, its prime perch offering sweeping vistas of the Valais Alps and seamless ski-to-door access to the region's pristine slopes. The hotel's 45 rooms and suites are sanctuaries of contemporary sophistication, where natural wood, soft linens, and earthy tones create a warm, inviting ambiance. Each space features a cozy seating area, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, coffee machines, and plush bathrooms stocked with luxurious toiletries and rainfall showers. Many rooms unveil breathtaking city or mountain views, with expansive windows framing the alpine grandeur. Select suites boast private terraces, inviting guests to savour the crisp air and rugged peaks in tranquil comfort. Dining at Six Senses is a vibrant journey across culinary traditions. Wild Cabin, the hotel's signature restaurant, weaves Japanese, local, and European flavours into artful dishes—think delicate sushi rolls, alpine herb-crusted lamb, or creamy polenta with wild mushrooms—served in a sleek, light-filled space with vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free options available. The bar, a lively enclave, crafts artisanal cocktails and pours crisp regional wines, its terrace offering a front-row seat to Crans-Montana's alpine glow. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of buffet, continental, and gluten-free options, featuring fresh pastries and local cheeses, savoured amid panoramic views. The wellness area is a haven of rejuvenation, where a shimmering indoor pool and a heated outdoor pool invite leisurely dips beneath the alpine sky. A steaming sauna and hammam melt away tension, while bespoke treatments, from invigorating massages to holistic therapies, draw on alpine botanicals to restore balance. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge gear, energizes guests, and a vibrant nightclub adds a playful pulse to evening escapes. The concierge curates bespoke adventures, from ski equipment rentals and guided slope tours to summer hikes through wildflower-strewn trails, weaving guests into the region's rugged beauty. Just 700 meters from Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club and 22 kilometers from Sion, with Mont Fort 39 kilometers away, Six Senses Crans-Montana lies 90 minutes by car from Geneva Airport, offering seamless access to the Valais Alps' pristine slopes and the vibrant charm of Crans-Montana's alpine village.
From £475 per night
W Verbier
W Verbier, a vibrant five-star retreat in the modern heart of Verbier, channels contemporary alpine design with a bold, cosmopolitan edge, its prime perch beside the Verbier Cable Car offering ski-to-door access and breathtaking vistas of the Swiss Alps. Spanning six chic chalets encircling Place Blanche, the hotel's 123 rooms and suites exude sleek sophistication, with warm wood accents, plush linens, and expansive balconies unveiling sweeping views of snow-draped peaks or the vibrant valley below. Each sanctuary features air-conditioned serenity, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, and luxurious bathrooms with rainfall showers or deep soaking tubs, blending modern flair with alpine warmth. Select suites amplify the experience with private terraces, inviting guests to savour the crisp mountain air. Dining at W Verbier is a dynamic journey across culinary landscapes. W Kitchen crafts modern Swiss and Mediterranean dishes—think herb-crusted alpine lamb or fresh seafood ceviche—served in a stylish dining room aglow with contemporary elegance. The tapas bar, curated by renowned chef Sergi Arola, bursts with bold flavours like spicy patatas bravas or delicate Iberian ham, while the sushi bar delights with hand-rolled nigiri and vibrant sashimi. The café, a lively nook, serves artisanal pastries and robust coffees, perfect for morning musings or après-ski gatherings. Le Spa Area is a sanctuary of rejuvenation, where a shimmering indoor pool and heated outdoor pool offer serene dips with alpine views. Steaming saunas, a hot tub, and bespoke treatments—from invigorating massages to alpine-inspired facials—melt away tension, while the state-of-the-art gym energizes with cutting-edge equipment. The 24-hour concierge curates immersive adventures, from private ski tours on Verbier's vast slopes to summer hikes or cycling through wildflower-strewn trails, weaving guests into the region's rugged beauty. Just 100 meters from the ski lifts to Verbier's expansive ski area and a two-hour drive from Geneva Airport, with a shuttle service available on request, W Verbier offers seamless access to the vibrant pulse of this alpine village and the majestic splendor of the Swiss Alps.
From £440 per night
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Chalet Royalp Hotel & Spa
Chalet RoyAlp Hôtel & Spa, a captivating five-star retreat in the alpine heart of Villars-sur-Ollon, blends the rustic allure of a mountain lodge with the polished elegance of a Leading Hotels of the World member, offering a soulful escape in the Swiss Alps. The hotel's individually designed rooms and suites radiate alpine warmth, with hand-hewn wooden beams, soft furs, and rich textiles evoking a cozy chalet ambiance. Each sanctuary features plush private bathrooms stocked with luxurious bathrobes and artisanal toiletries, while expansive windows frame sweeping views of snow-dusted peaks or verdant meadows. Select suites boast crackling fireplaces, inviting guests to curl up in intimate comfort after a day on the slopes or fairways. Dining at Chalet RoyAlp is a journey through alpine flavours and refined craftsmanship. The Grizzly, open during the winter season, channels the spirit of a traditional chalet with hearty Swiss dishes—think bubbling raclette and tender venison—served amid flickering candlelight and wooden accents. The table d'hôtes, nestled beside the main kitchen, offers an exclusive experience where chefs craft bespoke meals in a convivial, behind-the-scenes setting. BeAr's Bar, with its sun-drenched mountain-view terrace, pours crisp wines and inventive cocktails alongside light snacks, perfect for savouring the crisp alpine air. The hotel's spa is a cocoon of tranquility, where a glowing indoor pool flanked by an open fireplace sets the tone for relaxation. A steaming hot tub, sauna, and hammam melt away the chill, while the fitness centre keeps guests invigorated with modern equipment. The relaxation lounge, bathed in soft light, offers a quiet retreat for contemplation. In winter, direct access to Villars' ski slopes lets guests glide straight from the door, while summer unlocks the rolling greens of the Villars Golf Club, with a Free Access Card opening doors to a wealth of local activities like hiking and mountain biking. Perched 30 kilometers from Montreux and a 90-minute drive from Geneva Airport, Chalet RoyAlp Hôtel & Spa weaves seamless access to the Swiss Riviera's cultural gems with the untamed beauty of the Vaud Alps, crafting a timeless alpine idyll.
From £235 per night
Six Senses Crans Montana
Six Senses Crans-Montana, a luminous five-star retreat in the heart of Crans-Montana, blends modern elegance with alpine serenity, its prime perch offering sweeping vistas of the Valais Alps and seamless ski-to-door access to the region's pristine slopes. The hotel's 45 rooms and suites are sanctuaries of contemporary sophistication, where natural wood, soft linens, and earthy tones create a warm, inviting ambiance. Each space features a cozy seating area, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, coffee machines, and plush bathrooms stocked with luxurious toiletries and rainfall showers. Many rooms unveil breathtaking city or mountain views, with expansive windows framing the alpine grandeur. Select suites boast private terraces, inviting guests to savour the crisp air and rugged peaks in tranquil comfort. Dining at Six Senses is a vibrant journey across culinary traditions. Wild Cabin, the hotel's signature restaurant, weaves Japanese, local, and European flavours into artful dishes—think delicate sushi rolls, alpine herb-crusted lamb, or creamy polenta with wild mushrooms—served in a sleek, light-filled space with vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free options available. The bar, a lively enclave, crafts artisanal cocktails and pours crisp regional wines, its terrace offering a front-row seat to Crans-Montana's alpine glow. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of buffet, continental, and gluten-free options, featuring fresh pastries and local cheeses, savoured amid panoramic views. The wellness area is a haven of rejuvenation, where a shimmering indoor pool and a heated outdoor pool invite leisurely dips beneath the alpine sky. A steaming sauna and hammam melt away tension, while bespoke treatments, from invigorating massages to holistic therapies, draw on alpine botanicals to restore balance. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge gear, energizes guests, and a vibrant nightclub adds a playful pulse to evening escapes. The concierge curates bespoke adventures, from ski equipment rentals and guided slope tours to summer hikes through wildflower-strewn trails, weaving guests into the region's rugged beauty. Just 700 meters from Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club and 22 kilometers from Sion, with Mont Fort 39 kilometers away, Six Senses Crans-Montana lies 90 minutes by car from Geneva Airport, offering seamless access to the Valais Alps' pristine slopes and the vibrant charm of Crans-Montana's alpine village.
From £475 per night
AlpenGold Hotel
AlpenGold Hotel Davos, a striking five-star retreat in the heart of the Swiss Alps, blends contemporary elegance with the timeless charm of Davos, offering an ideal haven for those seeking alpine luxury. The hotel's rooms and suites exude warmth with rich hardwood floors, plush seating areas, and expansive windows framing breathtaking mountain views. Each accommodation is thoughtfully designed with private bathrooms featuring premium toiletries, satellite TVs, and well-stocked minibars for added comfort. Select suites offer spacious layouts, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes or exploring the alpine trails. The sleek, modern aesthetic paired with cozy touches creates an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. Dining at AlpenGold is a culinary delight across three à-la-carte restaurants, each showcasing distinct flavours. The main restaurant crafts inventive dishes with local Swiss ingredients, from hearty alpine specialties to delicate international fare, served in a refined yet welcoming setting. The second venue offers rustic charm with regional cheeses and charcuterie, while the third elevates fine dining with artfully plated creations paired with curated wines. The cocktail lounge mixes signature drinks and classic spirits, perfect for après-ski gatherings or quiet evenings by the fire. The spa invites rejuvenation with its sauna, steam bath, and tailored massage treatments, while the fitness area keeps guests energized. For outdoor enthusiasts, the hotel provides direct access to skiing, with an on-site ski school, ski-pass services, and equipment rentals, alongside hiking and snowshoeing adventures in the surrounding peaks. Just a one-minute drive from Davos Train Station and three kilometers from the city's Congress Centre and nearby ski lifts, AlpenGold Hotel Davos offers seamless access to the vibrant alpine town and its snow-dusted slopes, weaving sophistication with the thrill of the Swiss Alps.
From £185 per night
Grand Hotel Zermatterhof
Grand Hotel Zermatterhof, a luminous five-star beacon in Zermatt's heart since 1879, welcomes guests with timeless grandeur, its serene yet central perch blending classic alpine elegance with modern sophistication, framed by the iconic Matterhorn. The hotel's 77 rooms and suites, each uniquely crafted, weave plush fabrics and polished wood with breathtaking views of Zermatt's jagged peaks or charming village lanes. Spacious interiors hum with warmth, featuring cozy seating areas, sleek flat-screen TVs, and coffee machines, while marble-clad bathrooms, stocked with sumptuous toiletries, offer tranquil escapes. Select suites boast private balconies, where the crisp alpine air and towering mountains create moments of quiet awe, marrying heritage with contemporary comfort. Dining at Zermatterhof is a celebration of alpine artistry. The Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni enchants with refined Swiss dishes—think seared venison with wild berry reductions or creamy fondues crafted from local cheeses—served in an elegant dining room aglow with chandeliers. The Brasserie Lusi offers hearty, soul-warming fare in a rustic yet polished setting, while the hotel's bar, a lively haven, mixes artisanal cocktails and pours crisp regional wines, perfect for toasting under starlit skies. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of buffet, continental, and American options, savoured on a sun-drenched terrace overlooking the village. The Vita Borni wellness zone is a sanctuary of renewal, where a spacious indoor pool shimmers beneath soft light, flanked by a steaming hot tub and hammam that melt away the day's adventures. A saunascape, with Finnish and bio options, soothes alongside bespoke treatments in private rooms, while a couples' spa elevates intimacy with tailored rituals. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge machines, keeps energy high, and a tranquil garden invites quiet strolls amid alpine blooms. Beyond the hotel, Zermatt's trails beckon for hiking, skiing, or cycling, with the concierge curating bespoke adventures, from glacier treks to Matterhorn-guided tours. Just 100 meters from the Matterhorn Museum and 600 meters from Zermatt Railway Station, with Gorner Ridge 14 kilometers away, Grand Hotel Zermatterhof offers seamless access to the car-free village's vibrant charm and the untamed majesty of the Swiss Alps, crafting an alpine legacy that lingers in the heart.
From £675 per night
The Chedi Andermatt
The Chedi Andermatt, a breathtaking five-star deluxe resort at 1,447 meters in the Swiss Alps, marries the soulful warmth of local hospitality with the serene grace of Asian elegance, its Jean-Michel Gathy-designed silhouette setting a new benchmark for luxury in Andermatt's tranquil heart. The 119 rooms and suites are havens of alpine sophistication, where glossy wood, smooth leather, and over 200 uniquely crafted fireplaces create a cozy yet refined ambiance. Expansive panorama windows frame the rugged beauty of the Valais Alps, while plush bathrooms with luxurious toiletries, flat-screen TVs, and iPads ensure modern indulgence. Select suites boast private terraces, inviting guests to savour the crisp mountain air and snow-draped peaks, blending Eastern clarity with Swiss tradition. Dining at The Chedi is a masterful fusion of Asia and the Alps. The Japanese Restaurant, adorned with two Michelin stars and 18 GaultMillau points, crafts exquisite dishes like delicate sashimi and wagyu tataki, served in an intimate, wood-paneled setting. The Japanese by The Chedi, perched on Gütsch mountain with one Michelin star and 16 GaultMillau points, offers high-altitude artistry with panoramic views. The Restaurant weaves Asian and European flavours—think miso-glazed cod or herb-crusted alpine lamb—in a radiant dining room aglow with ambient light. The bar and lounges, including a spacious cheese cellar, pour crisp Swiss wines and artisanal cocktails, while breakfast unfolds with a lavish buffet of fresh pastries, local cheeses, and alpine fruits. The 2,400-square-meter spa is a sanctuary of tranquility, where indoor and outdoor pools shimmer beneath soaring peaks, and padded daybeds invite serene repose. A steaming hot tub, sauna, and steam bath soothe, while Asian-inspired rituals—yoga sessions, tea ceremonies, and signature massages—restore balance. The fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge gear, energizes guests, and bespoke treatments draw on alpine botanicals for holistic renewal. The concierge curates immersive adventures, from ski-in/ski-out access via the Gemsstockbahn cable car to summer hikes, cycling, or e-bike tours through wildflower-strewn valleys, with an exclusive ski and sports butler ensuring seamless thrills. Just 850 meters from the Gemsstockbahn cable car and 120 kilometers from Zurich Airport, The Chedi Andermatt offers effortless access to Andermatt's pristine slopes, the serene charm of its alpine village, and the rugged splendor of the Swiss Alps.
From £865 per night
The Cambrian
The Cambrian, a radiant five-star retreat in the heart of Adelboden, fuses alpine authenticity with sleek design, offering a soulful haven where cosmopolitan comfort and warm Swiss hospitality create an inviting, home-like escape amidst the majestic Swiss Alps. The hotel's 71 rooms and suites are crafted with elegant simplicity, blending polished wood, soft linens, and modern accents to evoke the rugged beauty of the surrounding mountains. Expansive windows frame panoramic vistas of snow-draped peaks or Adelboden's charming village, while plush bathrooms, stocked with luxurious toiletries, offer serene retreats. Air-conditioned comfort, flat-screen TVs, and thoughtful touches like coffee machines ensure effortless indulgence, with select rooms boasting private balconies for savouring the crisp alpine air. Dining at Bryn Williams at The Cambrian is a celebration of alpine bounty, where fresh fish, succulent meats, and vibrant vegetables—think herb-crusted lamb or delicate trout with wild greens—are crafted into soulful dishes, served in a refined dining room aglow with natural light. The Axe Bar, a cozy yet stylish enclave, pours artisanal cocktails and crisp regional wines, its warm ambiance perfect for lingering by the fireplace. Breakfast unfolds with a lavish spread of continental and à la carte options, featuring flaky pastries and local cheeses, enjoyed with views of cascading waterfalls and towering peaks. The 700-square-meter spa is a sanctuary of renewal, where a heated outdoor pool shimmers beneath the alpine sky, and an indoor pool glows with serene warmth. Two saunas, a steaming hot tub, and a modern gym energize and soothe, while bespoke treatments, from alpine-inspired massages to revitalizing facials, restore balance. The sun terrace and lounge, complete with a billiard table and roaring fireplace, invite leisurely moments with unrivaled mountain views. The concierge curates immersive adventures, from guided ski tours via a shuttle to Adelboden's slopes to summer cycling on rented bikes through wildflower-strewn trails. Just steps from Adelboden's village centre and 70 kilometers from Bern Airport, The Cambrian offers seamless access to the Bernese Alps' rugged splendor, with ski slopes, hiking paths, and the serene charm of this alpine enclave all within easy reach.
From £255 per night
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