A few steps from Gstaad’s Promenade, the beating heart of the famous resort, the Grand Hotel Park is nestled in a luscious park facing south, towards Mt Wispile and the Diablerets Glacier.

After restoring the Grand Hotel Part to the real level of a 5 star hotel with respect to service, Dona Bertarelli has undertaken an initial work plan, completely renovating the Spa in 2006. Four years later, making the 100th anniversary of the hotel, all of its bedrooms and the decor of its restaurants were redesigned making them definitively one of the “classics” of the resort.

The 94 rooms and suites, spread over 7 floors, introduce guests to both a warm and friendly atmosphere and contemporary design. Most of the 84 rooms have a balcony or terrace overlooking the forest or the mountains towards Mt Wispile and the Diablerets Glacier, each provide about 40 m2 of space and are dominated by flannel, brushed wood sourced from local forests, the typical chalet style and nature.

It has 7 Restaurant and Bars. The Grand Restaurant awarded with 15 points by Gault Millau, the Grand Restaurant offers cuisine with Mediterranean touches in a decor dressed in loden green and with a panoramic terrace facing to the south. The menu merges the orient with the occident in memory of the explorer’s journey. The décor is more exotic, with dimmed light, wooden panels, candle light and Chinese inspired lanterns. A bar area is also open for drinks around the central stone fireplace. At the Spa of the Grand Hotel Park the team of therapists is looking forward to welcoming guests with treatments by Aromatherapy Associates or Euoko (European exclusivity). 10 treatment rooms, some of which are equipped for hydrotherapy or balneotherapy, are available in the large areas of sober and pure style. Linger in the vast saltwater pool, heated to 32°C and open to all hotel guests with its Jacuzzi and relaxing areas. Next to it, a state-of-the art gym, saunas and Turkish baths - separate for men and women - are available. In the park of the hotel, an outdoor pool is accessible in summer.