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Gstaad Palace, Gstaad

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Gstaad Palace, Gstaad

KEY FACTS

Nestled in the Bernese Oberland in southwest Switzerland,the magnificent Gstaad Palace is a fairytale escape thatretains its old world glamour, whilst offering contemporarycomforts and unparalleled service.

Although the Palace celebrates its 104th birthday thisyear, its seasonal opening allows for a continued lovingrefresh and refurbishment of the rooms and public areaseach year in partnership with interior designer MarinaNickels; no room is more than 4 years old.

Gstaad holds an irresistible fascination in all seasons,offering over 220km of ski slopes, a wide variety of outdooractivities in both winter and summer, as well as renownedmusic festivals, gourmet and sporting events.

Gstaad Palace offers a blend of culinary options and

gastronomic tradition across its 5 restaurants fromgourmet grills to Swiss, Italian and International cuisine,and GreenGo nightclub is the place to spend the eveningpartying in style.

The Palace Spa – with breathtaking mountain views – isspread over a staggering 1,800 sq.m, including eighttreatment rooms, a relaxation lounge centred around anopen fireplace, a unique Hammam experience, private spasuite, saunas and steam baths, indoor and outdoorpools and Jacuzzi.

Separate to the hotel, located above the nearby village ofGsteig at 1,700 meters, The Walig Hut offers a charminghideaway with breathtaking views of Gstaad and theSaanenland; perfect for romantic or family stays or for acelebratory lunch or private dinners.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

Gstaad train station: 5 min by car

Geneva Airport: 2 hr by car

Zurich Airport: 2 hr 30 min by car

Bern Airport: 1 hr by car

ACCOMMODATION

100 Rooms including Suites:

Single and Double rooms

Junior Suites Deluxe

4 Deluxe Suites

2 Tower Suites (2 bedrooms)

1 Penthouse Suite (3 bedrooms)

The Walig Hut

FACILITIES

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5 Restaurants– Le Grill Rotisserie, Gildo’s Ristorante, LaFromagerie, Le Grand Restaurant and Snack and Barbecue

3 Bars and GreenGo Nightclub

Over 200km of slopes for skiing and snow boarding

Dog sledge and horse carriage rides, ski butler, slopestyleskiing, and local Swiss chocolate workshops

1,800 sq.m Palace Spa

Indoor pool and heated, Olympic-sized outdoor pool

4 Outdoor tennis courts, squash court

18-Hole golf course nearby

River rafting, hiking, rock climbing, paragliding, glacierwalks, hot air ballooning and more are all on offer inGstaad and bookable through the Palace.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Gstaad Palace opened its doors in 1913 and has beenrun by three generations of the Scherz family. It hassurvived turbulent times of the First and Second WorldWars, as well as the Wall Street Crash of 1929.

The Executive Chef at Gstaad Palace, Franz W. Faeh, is agastronomic talent who has been closely associated withthe Palace for decades. Raised in Gstaad, Faeh completedhis apprenticeship at the Palace itself before heading toAsia to develop his signature flair and where he regularlycooked for the Thai Royal Family. He has since felt the pullof his homeland and has brought his cuisine’s lightnessand subtlety to develop a modern interpretation of Palaceclassics that remain true to the spirit of this institutionwhilst keeping dishes innovative for loyal guests andnewcomers alike.

Specially created for the Gstaad Palace Spa, the Hammamritual offers seven harmonious stages over 130 sq.m andhas been designed for couples or individual use.

The Spa includes products by Sisley, Gemology, Jardin de

Monts and Ivo Pitanguy

To enhance a mountain feeling to the spa, an impressive60 metre long granite wall using 50 tons of rock from theBlausee region was cut and painstakingly constructed.

One of Switzerland’s major sporting events, the SwissOpen Gstaad, first took place at the tennis courts of GstaadPalace in 1968.

Between June and September, Gstaad hosts an unrivalledselection of world class events and activities, including theMenuhin Music Festival, the Hublot Polo Gold Cup, theBeach Volleyball World Tour and the Palace’s own TennisWeeks.

Gstaad Palace’s refurbished Walig Hut, built in 1786 andorignally used by farmers when bringing their cows topasture, is nestled 5000 ft high within the Swiss Alps,accessed by hiking or horse drawn carriage. Itaccommodates up to 80 for lunch, 14 for dinner and 2adults and 2 children for an overnight stay.

Summer at Gstaad Palace Penthouse Suite

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Gildo's Ristorante A Double Deluxe Room

La Grande Terrasse Restaurant The foyer of the Penthouse Suite

The Palace Spa Lounge Fromagerie Restaurant

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Spa The Walig Hut