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A Fairytale Alpine Icon
Perched on a hill overlooking the village of Gstaad, Gstaad Palace looks like a castle come to life in the Alps. Built in 1913, its façade, complete with turrets and classic architecture, evokes timeless grandeur, while its setting offers sweeping views over the valley and surrounding mountains.
Heritage, Hospitality & Family Legacy
The Gstaad Palace has been family-owned by the Scherz family for three generations, preserving a tradition of warm, discreet hospitality that has distinguished it over a century. Its affiliation with The Leading Hotels of the World attests to its stature among elite luxury properties.
Rooms & Suites: Alpine Elegance with Panoramic Views
Gstaad Palace offers around 90 rooms and suites, each styled in alpine chic with British understatement. Some standout options include:
• Penthouse Suite (240 sqm) with a 360° panorama and a generous rooftop terrace enjoying many hours of sunshine.
• Tower Two Bedroom Suite (190 sqm) offering views over the palace gardens and peaks like Wildhorn and Oldenhorn.
These accommodations blend fine materials, refined comforts, and vistas that bring the Alps into the room.
Gastronomy, Bars & Nightlife
Dining at Gstaad Palace is a multifaceted affair. Guests can choose from five gourmet restaurants, ranging from regional Swiss cuisine to globally inspired flavors with touches of Asian and Mediterranean influence. Among its social hubs:
• The Lobby Bar, sometimes called Gstaad’s “living room,” is a gracious meeting place for guests and locals alike.
• The GreenGo Club, a nightclub in the hotel’s basement, continues a storied nightlife tradition at the Palace.
Wellness , Leisure & Alpine Amenities
Wellness and recreation are central to the Palace experience:
• A grand Palace Spa with indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, steam rooms, treatment suites, and relaxation lounges.
• In warmer months, the Olympic-sized outdoor pool becomes a summer haven.
• Sports amenities include tennis courts, squash courts, and proximity to mountain and ski activities.
• A traditional alpine hut, the Walig Hut, is part of the hotel’s mountain charm.
Ambience & Distinctive Appeal
Gstaad Palace combines old-world glamour with relaxed mountain elegance. With its castle-like architecture, refined interiors, and panoramic vistas, it feels both regal and welcoming. The hotel attracts a discerning international clientele from celebrities to loyal returning guests, who appreciate its quiet luxury and storied legacy.