The Alpina Gstaad Hotel

Fine views of the Gstaad region were a highlight, complemented by attentive staff and a fantastic variety of food and beverage options.

Elegant Retreat with Lovely Views

We indulged in really good spa treatments. The live music at dinner elevated the atmosphere. Be prepared for a bustling first day at the pools, but the serenity that follows is worth it! Try the Michelin-starred restaurant for an lovely dining experience.

The amazing mountain views create a perfect atmosphere, and the Six Senses Spa is a true sanctuary for relaxation. Plus, the diverse dining options, including a Michelin-star restaurant, are hard to beat.

Very nice mountain luxury

The Junior Suite on the 5th floor was amazing, with two balconies with unparalleled views of the Gstaad valley. We loved the beautiful finishes, including a fireplace and high-end amenities like a coffee machine and free toiletries. The spa had a fine indoor pool and relaxing areas, enhancing our experience.

The fine views surrounded by snow-covered mountains added a magical touch. The Six Senses Spa was a highlight, perfect for relaxation. And the food options were amazing!

The initial pool crowd was unexpected, making our first day a bit hectic.

The Junior Suite was serene, but the pool was overcrowded on arrival.

The engaging kids' activities program was a great highlight.

Our experience was marred by the overcrowded pool situation upon arrival. The chaos of families everywhere made it impossible to relax. Initially, the noise and lack of available chairs left us feeling frustrated, and it took several days for things to settle down, far from our expectation of a serene getaway.

The alpina offers an unparalleled view of the beautiful region. We loved the six senses spa, a true sanctuary for relaxation and well-being. The staff were attentive and helped us enjoy our time to the fullest, accommodating our preferences for lighter dinners.

can recommend

The amazing view of the surrounding region was a highlight, complemented by the attentive staff who anticipated our needs perfectly, especially considering we traveled with a young child. The traditional shabu-shabu we enjoyed was really good, showcasing the culinary team's skill. The bustling atmosphere at times felt overwhelming, and navigating the spa area was a bit chaotic. Some facilities showed signs of wear that detracted slightly from the overall experience.

The views were absolutely breathtaking, and I loved enjoying the amazing spa treatments after a long day. The indoor pool and sauna provided the perfect spots to unwind. Just be aware that the first day was a bit hectic with lots of families around, but it settled down nicely after that. 🌟

Great amenities like the indoor pool and attentive concierge but noisy restaurant area.

amazing, amazing, amazing

I was in absolute awe of the unparalleled views of the Swiss Alps from our Junior Suite! The Six Senses Spa offered an exquisite range of treatments that left me feeling rejuvenated, especially lounging in the luxury relaxation areas. Dining at the Michelin-starred restaurant was an experience to remember, with culinary delights that tantalized my taste buds !

do recommend ❤️🌟

During my business trip, I appreciated the comfortable rooms and the friendly staff. the location of the hotel was also very convenient for my meetings as it was close to public transportation and several restaurants. the complimentary breakfast was a nice touch and a good way to start the day.

The slow Wi-Fi connection, which made it difficult for me to work efficiently from my room. Another negative aspect was the noise level, as my room was located near the hotel bar and I could hear loud music and chatter late into the night.

The hotel is located in a beautiful area with stunning mountain views. the quality of the room furnishings and bathroom amenities is top-notch. the staff is friendly, professional, and helpful at all times. Breakfast is delicious, and the pool area is well maintained and enjoyable.

The electronic systems in the rooms can be a bit confusing and frustrating to use.