Gstaad Travel Guide - The Iconic Getaway for Alpine Luxury

When you think of sophisticated luxury in an alpine setting, Gstaad is usually top of mind. One of the most renowned mountain villages in the Swiss Alps, those who are looking for natural beauty and world-class amenities will opt for this exclusive getaway. The pristine slopes have long hosted the most famous faces in the world who have sought out fantastic amenities, kid-friendly activities, gourmet restaurants, and the peace that this dreamy mountain village offers. Our selection of luxury chalet rentals in Gstaad combines the Swiss charm you’d expect with modern twists and comforts. Prepare for an elegant escape.

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Gstaad - Winter Magic Awaits You

For the discerning traveller looking for a winter paradise, Gstaad is often the only answer. This Swiss destination offers more than just world-class skiing; it’s a luxurious retreat where winter magic comes alive. The pristine mountain lodges, snow-topped mountains, and the chic après-ski scene will undoubtedly win you over. If you’re looking for excitement amongst the tranquillity, then the exhilarating slopes are the ideal place to spend your day. If you’re looking for a winter wonderland, this is the place to be.

Why Rent a Chalet in Gstaad?

Swiss Sophistication

Nestled in the Swiss Alps, this charming village has become a beacon of luxury and you can rent a luxury chalet in Gstaad for your stay to enjoy all the privacy and comfort that comes as a part of it. Enjoy the top-end amenities, the mountain views, and cosy fireplaces that make for the prime place to be for a romantic getaway or a family vacation. Find the most sublime chalet for your stay, which is the perfect place to return to after a long day exploring this enchanting region.

Perfect Winter Weather

Gstaad has a unique microclimate that is considered to be a humid continental climate, so you can expect your summers to be pleasant with extensive sunshine, however, there is some rainfall throughout. The winter season provides ample snow peaking at 9.29 inches in January which, when combined with Gstaad’s altitude and orientation, makes it ideal for those who are looking to enjoy some winter sports and the spectacular snow-laden Alpine views. With temperatures that can go as low as -8.8 and up to -0.3 degrees Centigrade, be sure to layer up. No matter when you choose to go, the incredible mountain air is perfect year-round.

Next Level Skiing and Snowboarding

With over 200km of trails and plenty of mountain peaks across the six different ski areas, Gstaad presents a thrilling environment for winter sport enthusiasts as well as beginners. If you’re looking for the longest ski run then the Gstaad-Saanen-Rougemont sector is the place to be and the Zweisimmen-Saanenmöser-Schönried sector has excellent on- and off-piste terrains that you have to tackle before your stay ends and Wasserngrat has the region’s steepest run. Those who have tackled the limited number of black runs in Gstaad should turn their attention to off-piste skiing, which is guaranteed to provide a unique challenge for even the seasoned skier.

Elite Dining and Nightlife

Gstaad’s culinary scene will surely impress during your time there. From small cosy dining rooms serving traditional Swiss fondue to Michelin star offerings, there’s plenty to enjoy. Executive Chef Martin Göschel’s celebration of the finest seasonal Saanenland and Swiss produce and proteins have earned him a Michelin star at Sommet by Martin Göschel which is an opportunity not to miss. If you’re looking for something more low-key but with equally impressive culinary flair then visit Charly’s Gstaad, this beautiful and rustic setting was built in 1912 and serves everything you’d want from patisserie and coffee to lunches with seasonal produce. If you’re looking to dance the night away then GreenGo has been a mainstay in Gstaad as the place to be. The 70s styled interior has a state-of-the-art sound system which means you can dance the night away with DJ Jim Leblanc while enjoying the delicious cocktails. If you’re looking for a tamer way to enjoy an evening drink then head to One Million Stars where you can enjoy the light meals and drinks with piano music under one million Swarovski crystals that adorn the ceiling.

A World of Luxury

As a hotspot for the elite, Gstaad has a range of luxury stores and amenities on offer for those who stay and while it has the shortest shopping street in Switzerland, you’re going to find the best shops dotted around from Prada to Ralph Lauren and Louis Vuitton. You’ll find the fashion houses’ boutiques fit perfectly in with the surrounding town and you’ll find pieces that are more region specific here. Chopard also has a boutique in this exclusive region and if you’re looking to pick up a Rolex, Patek Philippe, or other exclusive timepiece to mark the occasion then visit Stebler Gstaad, formerly known as Villiger Gstaad, which is the official retailer of these celebrated brands. Relaxing after a long day on the slopes (or the shops) can be done easily at one of the various spa services on offer. Try out Le Grand Spa and indulge in the offerings of the 3,000 square metres wellness facility - start with a deep tissue massage and end with a herbal sauna, the stresses of the day will dissipate in this blissful setting.

Julie-Lämpli

Gstaad is one of the most magical places to be, it’s why the famed actor Julie Andrews and her husband, Blake Edwards purchased a chalet there in the 1970s. Andrews adored spending her time there but was saddened to see that during the chilly winter nights, the roofs of the homes would disappear, so she purchased 1,000 Christmas lights for the tourist office, who at the time, didn’t have the budget to afford it, to spread festive cheer. She paid the maintenance of these lights for 12 years which have since become known as Julie-Lämpli. Andrews was honoured with honorary citizenship of Saanen in 2014.

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