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Nestled in the heart of Switzerland's Saanenland region, The Alpina Gstaad is a five-star luxury hotel that has redefined modern Alpine style since opening in 2012. Blending a traditional chalet-style façade with contemporary architecture and design, the hotel overlooks manicured gardens and the village of Gstaad, with views stretching toward Schönried and the surrounding Bernese Alps a top choice for travelers researching the best luxury hotels in Gstaad, Switzerland.
The Alpina Gstaad offers 56 spacious rooms and suites across several categories, from 33–48 sqm Deluxe Rooms to 63 sqm Junior Suites and 77 sqm Deluxe Suites, each featuring reclaimed wood, stone accents, and contemporary furnishings, along with private balconies overlooking the Bernese Alps or the village a genuine draw for guests seeking a luxury chalet-style hotel room in the Swiss Alps. Select suites include a hand-built stone fireplace, adding warmth to the hotel's signature Alpine aesthetic.
For guests seeking the ultimate in space and privacy, the hotel's crown jewel is the 400 sqm Panorama Suite, a three-bedroom duplex with a private spa area featuring its own Jacuzzi, Finnish sauna, fitness equipment, and massage space a favorite among those booking the most exclusive penthouse suite in Gstaad. Beyond the main hotel, The Alpina Residence offers 700 sqm of privacy with five bedrooms, expansive gardens, and an outdoor sunken hot tub, while The Panorama Residence spans 400 sqm across three bedrooms with a wood-burning fireplace and fully equipped kitchen both ideal for guests seeking a private luxury residence rental in the Alps.
Dining at The Alpina Gstaad is led by Michelin-starred Executive Chef Martin Göschel, who oversees four distinct dining experiences across the property a highlight for guests searching for the best restaurants in Gstaad:
Sommet by Martin Göschel — the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, showcasing an alpine pasture-to-table seasonal tasting menu built exclusively around Swiss-sourced proteins
Megu — an acclaimed Japanese restaurant rated 15 Gault & Millau points, anchored by a striking sushi bar and offering pristine sashimi alongside a curated tea menu
Swiss Stübli — a cheese-focused dining room embodying pure Alpine style, specializing in fondue and raclette
Alpina Lounge & Bar — a relaxed spot for cocktails and live music, complemented by a Havana-inspired cigar lounge and an extensive wine cellar
The Alpina Gstaad is home to Switzerland's only Six Senses Spa, a holistic wellness destination inspired by Asian traditions and spanning roughly 20,000 sqft (around 1,860 sqm) an essential stop for guests seeking the best spa hotels in the Swiss Alps. Facilities include 12 treatment rooms, a Himalayan salt room, an 80-foot indoor lap pool, an outdoor heated pool, saunas, steam rooms, experience showers, and hot and cold plunge pools, alongside biohacking treatments introduced in 2023 for guests focused on physical and mental performance.
Set just a 10-minute walk downhill from Gstaad's main promenade, the hotel's gardens were designed by acclaimed French garden designer Jean Mus, filling the grounds with Alpine plants and fragrant blooms in summer. The Alpina Gstaad also offers a dedicated Treehouse Club for children, the Salle Sarine ballroom for events, a hair salon, a jewellery boutique, and a ski and sports store, alongside a free ski shuttle to nearby lifts rounding out its reputation as a genuinely family-friendly luxury ski hotel in Gstaad.
For more information, availability, and booking, please visit the official website of the hotel: www.thealpinagstaad.ch
The Alpina Gstaad is located in the heart of Switzerland's Saanenland region, a 10-minute walk downhill from Gstaad's main promenade, with views toward the Bernese Alps and Les Diablerets.
The hotel offers 56 rooms and suites, ranging from Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suites to Deluxe Suites, Grand Luxe Suites, a Chalet Suite, and the 400 sqm Panorama Suite, plus two private residences.
The Alpina Gstaad opened in 2012, combining a traditional chalet-style exterior with contemporary Alpine design and architecture.
Michelin-starred chef Martin Göschel leads the hotel's culinary program, overseeing four restaurants including the Michelin-starred Sommet, the Japanese restaurant Megu, and the traditional Swiss Stübli.
Yes. The hotel is home to Switzerland's only Six Senses Spa, spanning around 20,000 sqft with 12 treatment rooms, a Himalayan salt room, an indoor lap pool, an outdoor heated pool, and biohacking treatments.
The hotel offers The Alpina Residence (700 sqm, five bedrooms) and The Panorama Residence (400 sqm, three bedrooms), both designed for guests seeking maximum privacy alongside full access to hotel facilities.
Yes. The hotel offers a dedicated Treehouse Club for children, family-friendly suites and residences, and a range of outdoor and wellness activities suited to all ages.
Yes. The hotel provides a free ski shuttle service to nearby lifts, along with ski and sports rental facilities on-site.
Its combination of a Michelin-starred restaurant, Switzerland's only Six Senses Spa, contemporary architecture wrapped in a traditional chalet façade, and gardens designed by Jean Mus set it apart as one of the most distinctive five-star hotels in the resort.
Like most Gstaad properties, The Alpina Gstaad primarily operates during the winter ski season and summer months; guests should check the official website for current seasonal opening dates.
- Booking.com: 9 Exceptional
- Trip Advisor: 4 Very good