- The Gstaad Palace has been a landmark of alpine luxury since its opening in 1913.
- The property is managed by five generations of the Scherz family and features 90 rooms and 4 private chalets.
- The 1,800 m² Palace Spa includes rare high-altitude amenities such as four indoor tennis courts.
- The hotel holds a 5-star superior rating and operates during winter and summer seasons at Palacestrasse 28.
On the hill overlooking the village of Gstaad, its château-style architecture instantly recognisable from the valley · the Gstaad Palace, opened in 1913, is Switzerland’s other grand alpine palace. Less flashy than St. Moritz, more discreet, and decidedly more aristocratic. With five generations of the Scherz family at its helm, it boasts 90 rooms and suites, plus four private chalets nestled in the gardens. Swiss discretion at its zenith.
Le Grill and Gildo’s Ristorante
No Michelin stars for the Gstaad Palace · a deliberate choice for authenticity rather than chasing accolades. Le Grill, the main dining room, offers international alpine cuisine. Gildo’s Ristorante, serving Italian dishes, is the other spot for more convivial evenings. The wine cellar is one of the most impressive in alpine Europe.
Palace Spa, 1,800 m²
Heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna, hammam, fitness room, as well as four indoor tennis courts · a rare luxury at high altitude. The spa offers Sothys and Valmont treatments with a menu adapted to the seasons.
Practical Information
- Address : Palacestrasse 28, 3780 Gstaad
- Capacity : 90 rooms + 4 private chalets
- Distinction : 5-star superior · alpine palace since 1913
- Seasons : Winter (mid-December – March) and Summer (mid-June – September)
- Official Website : palace.ch
