The Bulle institution in Gruyère is set to reopen on 10 September 2026 following a major renovation. Michelin-starred chef Kaiichi Arimoto will combine Fribourg terroir with Japanese precision.
Thirteen keys in a patrician mansion near the Kunsthaus, a brasserie entrusted to John Schiffmann after a last-minute split with Christian Jürgens, and management from Les Trois Rois.
The opening of the future Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel, is now set for summer 2027 to finalise an ambitious renovation in the heart of the Alps.
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British company Maya Capital has signed to acquire Hotel Belmont in Crans-Montana, planning to invest over 50 million francs to transform this 3-star establishment into a luxury palace, marking a major step for the alpine destination.
Artfarm unveils its second hotel property in early January 2026, perched at 1,800 metres in Haute Engadine. This intimate retreat will feature 13 rooms, designed by Luis Laplace, continuing the collective's signature blend of refined intimacy.
Badrutt’s Palace wins the 2026 Art of Hospitality Award at the World’s 50 Best Hotels. The complete ranking will be unveiled on 15 September in Paris.
Perched on the 12th floor of the Geneva Marriott Hotel, Suite 1201 has inaugurated its fourth season, featuring colourful mixology and a strong local focus in the heart of the city of Calvin.
In Zurich, Lalique Group's Villa Florhof will open on 1 August 2026 without chef Christian Jürgens. The property is reorganising its culinary offering.
What is the most expensive hotel in the world in 2026? Our ranking of the planet's most expensive suites, from Geneva to Dubai, and the price of a night.
The Bürgenstock, a Swiss palace perched above Lake Lucerne, recently hosted the US-Iran agreement. Location, hotels, Alpine Spa, infinity pool, restaurants, and history: all the information.
From Gstaad to St. Moritz, via Zermatt and Crans-Montana: our selection of Swiss alpine palaces for the 2026 season, blending mountain traditions with exceptional hospitality.
