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Gstaad Palace
A family-owned Alpine landmark above Gstaad, with mountain-view accommodation, restaurants and spa experiences shaped by a long tradition of Swiss hospitality.
The Alpina Gstaad
A mountain retreat in Gstaad, The Alpina combines Alpine-inspired accommodation with a contemporary design sensibility and a setting in Switzerland's Bernese Oberland.
Le Grand Bellevue
In Gstaad village, Le Grand Bellevue pairs a country-house atmosphere with Le Grand Spa, including a thermal oasis, swimming pool and treatment spaces.
The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel
A historic Gstaad landmark being reimagined by Four Seasons, The Park Gstaad brings a longstanding Swiss hospitality heritage to its Alpine setting.
Eat
Restaurants Worth Discovering
Sommet by Martin Göschel (The Alpina)
Michelin-starred; French-Saanenland cuisine with Japanese-influenced precision. Why famous: Gstaad's flagship fine dining.
MEGU (The Alpina)
Japanese; Switzerland's largest sake collection. Why famous: the Alps' top Japanese table.
Chesery
1 Michelin star; intimate chalet dining on the promenade. Why famous: Gstaad's classic star.
La Bagatelle (Le Grand Chalet)
Classic French; a Berner Oberland institution for 30 years. Why famous: the old guard of Gstaad dining.
Avenue Montagne (Park Gstaad)
Seasonal Mediterranean; homemade pasta and risotto. Why famous: the Park's elegant dining room.
Wasserngrat
Mountain restaurant with panoramic valley views. Why famous: lunch above the clouds.
Culture
Things to See and Do
Glacier 3000
The year-round glacier ski area above Les Diablerets. Why visit: skiing with the great peaks on the horizon.
The Gstaad Promenade
The car-free luxury shopping street. Why visit: the alpine village at its most elegant.
Lake Lauenen
The golden lake in the valley below the village. Why visit: the postcard side of the Saanenland.
Château-d'Œx
The Pays-d'Enhaut ballooning capital, a short drive away. Why visit: hot-air balloons over the Alps.