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Hotel Falken
Hotel Alex
Hotel Bristol
Hotel Eiger
Revier Mountain Lodge
Hotel Beausite Park and Jungfrau Spa
Grand Hotel Belvedere
Hotel Hilton Garden Inn
Hotel Caprice
Hotel Jungfrau Lodge
Top 10 Best Ski Hotels in Switzerland
Hotel Mirabeau, Zermatt
Whether you come here for the chic, cosy atmosphere, the mighty good meals or to test the waters of the shiny new indoor pool, chances are you’ll join the hundreds before you who’d quite happily see out their days here. Mirabeau’s management are diligent about details from the bedroom design to the dinner menu – and it makes for a terrific stay.
Hotel Alex, Zermatt
A lot keeps guests returning to Hotel Alex: there’s the history (it’s run by the descendants of Peter Taugwalder, who famously first climbed the Matterhorn), the boutique-y feel (from the lounge bar’s carefully chosen armchairs to the ornate woodwork in the bedrooms) and of course the grotto swimming pool surrounded by fabulous spa facilities. And that’s before we mention the food – it’s long been said that you haven’t properly visited Zermatt if you haven’t had a meal here…
Hotel Beausite Park and Jungfrau Spa, Wengen
Hogging quite possibly the most scenic spot in Wengen, the Beausite’s big floor-to-ceiling windows bring the great Jungfrau peaks indoors to the bedrooms, dining room, spa and lounge. But if you’re morning view was a breeze-block wall you’d likely still come back here – it’s the food and service guests gush about time after time.
Hotel Shoenegg, Wengen
This elegant Edwardian hotel’s one of the oldest buildings in the region, sitting bang in the middle of Wengen – face to face with the mighty Jungfrau mountain. Its old-style charm lives on, safe in the hands of a devoted team whose warm smiles and wonderful cuisine get glowing reviews from food critics and guests alike.
Hotel Eiger, Murren
When you’re staying in Murren, you don’t want to spend a second away from those sensational views. Which is where Hotel Eiger comes in handy, looking out to the holy trinity of the Monch, Eiger and Jungfrau peaks. Soak up the sights resting in your bedroom, feasting in the restaurant, paddling in the pool or sunning on the terrace.
Eiger Grindelwald
Take it easy and enjoy – the Eiger is all about having some time to yourself, devouring delicious cuisine, relaxing in the wellness centre and heading out to explore the magnificent Jungfrau area.
Waldhotel National Arosa
1100 square metres of glorious spa is moments from your room in the Waldhotel National, where we could while away hours on the sun deck and eat our weight in food every mealtime in the gourmet restaurants.
Hotel Kulm, St Moritz
You’re staying in a piece of skiing history in the Kulm. Winter tourism began here (with a bet, don’t you know) and the site saw the first electric light in Switzerland, the building of the Cresta run and meeting place of the iconic St Moritz Tobogganing Club. This is easily one of the most luxurious ski hotels on earth, with Gault&Millau endlessly praising the cuisine, a sensational spa and famously fabulous service.
Hotel Bristol, Saas Fee
Wake up to wondrous views of sky high peaks, stroll to the ski lifts in seconds and - when you’ve had your fill skiing Saas-Fee’s snow sure slopes - come back to the Bristol for hearty home cooking and service reviewers rave about.
Hotel Seehof, Davos
In peak position on the Davos promenade, the Seehof has seen a lot since it opened as a health resort in 1869. Many a high-profile guest has entered its grand foyer over the years, and many come back - drawn perhaps by the BellaVita wellness area, the original artworks or the socking great sun terrace.
Swiss Ski Hotels FAQ:
- Hotels are bigger, sleeping a larger numbers of guests
- Hotels have extra facilities that a chalet may not such as a restaurant, bar, swimming pool or spa
- Hotels provide catering 7 days a week whereas chalets only provide an evening meal on five or six days a week
- Hotels have more variety of room types, including interconnecting rooms and suites
Hit the filter button at the top of this page and select your preferences. That’ll narrow down your search to make your decision easier. If you’re struggling to find ‘the one’, our SNO Switzerland experts are happy to help out - drop us an online enquiry or pick up the phone.
Whether you’ve found a hotel that catches your eye or want some pointers, get in touch with us on the phone or via an online enquiry. We can discuss the booking and make sure everything’s in place, then secure the booking with a payment (deposit or full, depending on how close the departure is).
Breakfast and dinner are included. Most hotels offer a mix of cold and cooked breakfast options. Dinner often consists of multiple courses and different dishes to choose between. Dietary requirements shouldn’t be an issue, as long as you mention these in advance. Lunch is left to you - an ideal opportunity to try local eateries.
Breakfasts, lunches and dinners are provided by the hotel for each day of your stay. You’ll usually have a good choice of dishes for each meal. This is a great time saver, with no precious holiday time lost to shopping, cooking or choosing and travelling to restaurants. It makes budgeting a breeze too.
Hotel Kulm in St Moritz has world-class cuisine (multiple restaurants with more Gault&Millau points than you can shake a spatula at), a sensational spa, hard-to-beat location and fantastic offerings for families (cracking kids clubs and last time we checked, limitless ice cream for sprogs!).
- Low budget: Hotel Jungfrau Lodge, Grindelwald
- Mid budget: Club Med Saint Moritz Roi Soleil, St Moritz
- Luxury: Hotel Kulm, St Moritz Who cooks in a Swiss ski hotel?The hotel chefs and kitchen staff. Watch out for properties with Gault&Millau toques and Michelin starred chefs if you’re a real foodie. The bigger hotels have multiple restaurants offering different types of cuisine (e.g. fondue, sushi, pub grub, international favourites).
Yes - no need to lift a finger. Housekeeping staff will make sure everything’s spic and span in time for your return from the pistes. Services usually include making beds, cleaning the bedroom and bathroom and replenishing toiletries and your mini-bar.
Lots do and you can use the SNO search filters to show only hotels with childcare. There may be an on-site kids club, or you can pay extra for a nanny or babysitter. Ages 4 upwards may split their time between ski school and kids club. Get in touch to discuss your childcare needs.
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| Hotel | Ski resort | Price (per person) |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel Allalin 4* | Saas Fee | £ 867 |
| Le Mirabeau Hotel & Spa 4.5* | Zermatt | £ 1149 |
| Hotel National 4.5* | Zermatt | £ 1289 |
| Club Med Saint-Moritz Roi Soleil 4* | St. Moritz | £ 1189 |
| Hotel Monopol 4* | St. Moritz | £ 1104 |
| Hotel Schönegg 4.5* | Zermatt | £ 1688 |
| Hotel Alex 4.5* | Zermatt | £ 1899 |
| Grand Hotel Belvedere 5* | Wengen | £ 992 |
| Hotel Beausite Park and Jungfrau Spa 4.5* | Wengen | £ 1033 |
| Romantik Hotel Schweizerhof 5* | Grindelwald | £ 1050 |
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