Switzerland is a country of two halves. The north is a region of powerhouse cities, hubs for history, art, cuisine and luxury hotels. In the south, the Swiss Alps dominate – visit in summer to hike, cycle and swim in mountain lakes, and in winter to hit the world-class ski slopes. Luxury Switzerland holidays provide the best of both worlds.
'Serving generations of the jet-set'
A member of the Leading Hotels of the World, Badrutt's Palace is set on the edge of the beautiful Lake St. Moritz, and is a fixture of this iconic mountain resort. In the winter, Badrutt's is a hive of energy for skiers, while in the summer, alpine and spa activities become the focus. Each room or suite offers beautiful views of the lake, village, or the surrounding mountains. During the winter season, famous chefs from around the globe fly in to serve a range of flavours, including Italian and Japanese cuisine. A spa, with full massage and beauty services is also available for guests.
‘The Perfect Post-Skiing Sanctuary’
Located in the exclusive Petit Village area of Zermatt, this private and secure chalet is the ideal mountain getaway. With 7 spacious ensuite bedrooms, balconies, and private terraces with a hot tub, as well as professional house staff comprised of a chalet manager, a private chef and hosts, Chalet Bellevue redefines the luxury holiday experience. Downstairs, guests can enjoy the space of a large, open concept dining room and living room complete with a grand piano, alongside a separate TV lounge. The chalet also has its own ski room with heated boot racks, perfect for storing your sports equipment when you return from a day on the slopes. And for all your relaxation needs there is a private spa and treatment room, featuring a massage room, a marble hammam and steam room with a Japanese garden, and direct access to the sauna and rainfall shower. The chalet is self-catered, but guests have the option to get tables booked for them at popular restaurants in the vicinity.
‘Breath-taking Views Of The Swiss Alps’
Located in Saanen overlooking the local town, Gstaad Palace offers sweeping views of the mountains and a scenic setting. The hotel offers a range of rooms and suites with rustic, charming interiors. Some accommodation options have a balcony or terrace. Guests can enjoy dining at a range of eateries for breakfast, lunch, and dinner – including Italian and traditional Swiss dishes. There is a spa at the resort and a number of swimming pools both indoor and outdoor.
‘Alpine Skiing Glamour, Day Spa, Swiss-Asian Cuisine’
The Chedi Andermatt cuts quite a figure in the small, alpine village of Andermatt, in the Urseren Valley. Accommodations feature fireplaces and an iPad for in-room control. There are range of summer and winter activities on-site including 2 swimming pools, a slimming retreat, a day spa and health club. You will find excellent skiing and golf close by. There are a variety of dining options on-site including Swiss, European, and Japanese cuisine as well as a cheese cellar.
'Magical Mountain Hideaway'
Whether you're skiing above the clouds in the winter or hiking in the alps during the summer, The Lodge provides opulence and elegance at 1,500m altitude all year round. This nine-bedroom chalet in one of the most exclusive spots in the Alps and lies just 250m from the main ski lifts and backs onto one of the returning slopes. An indoor and outdoor pool will keep you refreshed in all seasons and there's also a gym and steam room on-site. Bedrooms offer stunning views of the alps and the master suites feature their own centrepiece fireplaces, a sitting area and a minibar. For those who'd like interconnecting rooms, there's even a secret door in the bookcase which connects both master suites.