The Alpina Gstaad is a luxury hotel in Switzerland for the world’s most discerning travellers opened in December 2012. More than a place to stay in the Alps, it is a new icon for Gstaad combining Swiss tradition and thoughtful luxury.
It is a place where meets Swiss luxury, commitment to the true Gstaad showing in every turn of the chisel, in the hewing of stone, wood carving and authentic leatherwork by local craftsmen. This sense of place includes spectacular mountain views from 56 rooms and suites. Sarting Junior Suites category guest will join sitting room area with a hand-built stone fireplace flanked by large armchairs, a sofa and leather pouffes.
The 2000m2 large Six Senses Spa presents luxury and wellbeing at its best. Ultra-modern fitness centre with private trainers, yoga studio, salt grottos, juice bar and diverse pool facilities. Hamam with couples treatments on request and year-round heated outdoor pool in the spacious park. Exclusive product range with Six Senses and Biologique Recherche, personal lifestyle-coaching with guest therapists.
Dining at The Alpina Gstaad draws upon authentic Swiss traditions in food and wine combined with modernist cooking techniques and creative presentations. Japanese cuisine from MEGU, a Swiss ‘Stübli’ restaurant with Swiss traditional menus or the Restaurant Sommet all_day menus, some of the best steaks in town - all about casual, convivial fine dining with family and friends.
One more highlight of The Alpina Gstaad hotel – Private Cinema. Located deep in the building like a hi-tech secret, the private cinema, is a luxuriously intimate space equipped for 2-D presentations, 3-D screenings and plug-in content. Guests may select the film from the hotel’s library and enjoy package of private cinema: use of 3D glasses; private use of the cinema for 3 hours for up to 18 persons; unlimited popcorn.
The Alpina Gstaad’s also state-of-the-art infrastructure and our commitment to detail help make us a special, memorable venue for executive meetings, creative seminars and product launches.