Magnificent hotel chain
Gstaad is known for its luxury hotels and resorts, including the Grand Hotel Park, Alpina Gstaad, Gstaad Palace, Grand Hotel Bellevue, Hotel Olden, and Arc En Ciel. In addition, due to the high demand of the super-rich, Gstaad also has villa rental services equipped with high-end amenities from technology to security. Gstaad also has cute little cabins for tourists.
Gstaad Palace Hotel - one of the most popular hotels in Gstaad
Gstaad Palace's luxurious space is loved by the global elite
In addition to services such as sauna and massage, Alpina Gstaad is also equipped with a cinema room.
Luxury shopping mall
The elite resort town is a lucrative business destination for luxury brands. From Hermès, Prada, Louis Vuitton to Dior, Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana, all have their stores concentrated in the small village of Gstaad. This is also the time when the wealthy have time to shop and spend lavishly.
Ralph Lauren Store
Louis Vuitton
Challenging ski runs
Long known for its varied ski runs and peaceful alpine atmosphere, Gstaad attracts ski enthusiasts from all over the world. It is also known for its cross-country ski slopes and winter hiking trails.
Skiing at Glacier 3000
Take the cable car
The dog sledding experience in Gstaad is just as great as in Lapland
Diverse cultural events
Every year, Gstaad hosts a variety of events sponsored by luxury brands, mostly aimed at the upper class and aristocracy, such as the Swiss Open tennis tournament, the Hublot Polo Gold Cup polo tournament or the Menuhin Festival Gstaad for classical music lovers. In addition, there are art exhibitions by many famous artists held here.
Swiss Open
Hublot Polo Cup
Yehudi Menuhin, the legendary violinist, has been a resident of Gstaad since 1957, the first year the Menuhin Festival Gstaad was held there. The music festival features some of the world's finest pianists, violinists and opera singers, attracting classical music fans from around the world to Gstaad every summer.
