The true definition of Alpine chic, The Alpina Gstaad brings unmatched luxury to the forefront of global consumers. 

Overlooking Gstaad Palace quite literally, The Alpina attracts jet setters from all over the world- especially during Christmas and New Years- being the highlight of the winter season.

Ambience:

Guests are greeted with a massive Christmas tree upon entering the hotel leading to a staircase to the Alpine Lounge & Bar. With it’s rich mountain culture of cozy couches and fireplaces, guests and tourists can unwind and order delicious bites and drinks. In warm brown hues of aged barn wood and an extensive art collection, the hotel is extremely inviting and the staff is welcoming. 

In terms of the rooms, every single room at the Alpina Gstaad has a balcony allowing guests unfettered access to the Swiss Alps. Most rooms also come equipped with a fireplace as well as luxurious Acqua di Parma products in the bathrooms. The luxurious Grand Deluxe Suite shown below:

Panorama Suite (shown below)

Key Attractions :

-Feel rejuvenated at the outstanding Six Senses Spa with their holistic mind-body-soul treatments as well as a 85 foot long indoor swimming pool.

-A outdoor pool deck in the midst of the mountains- especially beautiful during the summer where rates can drop by as much as 70% in comparison to peak ski season. 

-A Havana-themed cigar room overlooking the mountains.

-A few minutes walk from Gstaad town where all the shops and boutiques are.

Food & Drink :

A wide array of buffet choices for guests for breakfast.

Swiss eatery-Stübli for those craving traditional Swiss bites such as Cheese Fondue and Raclette (shown below) :

Great Japanese cuisine at Megu where guests can indulge in freshly made sushi and  a wide collection of sake. During peak season, reservations at the world-renowned Japanese restaurant can be difficult. Tables get booked weeks in advance as families come together to celebrate the holidays with one another.

Experience true Swiss hospitality in the most luxurious fashion at The Alpina Gstaad.