
The Alpina Gstaad emerges from the mist, a beacon of refined seclusion amid the Swiss Alps' timeless grandeur. Here, where crisp mountain air mingles with the faint chime of distant cowbells, winter unfolds as a symphony of serenity and sophistication, inviting the elite to surrender to its elegant embrace.
Nestled on five acres in the exclusive enclave of Oberbort, The Alpina Gstaad opened in 2012 as the first luxury hotel built in Gstaad in over a century, redefining Alpine chic with its seamless blend of tradition and modernity. Owned by Jean Claude Mimran and Marcel Bach, it transformed the site of the former Grand Hotel Alpina into a cosmopolitan icon, overcoming local opposition to embody mindful luxury.




The hotel's 56 rooms and suites evoke a cozy Alpine authenticity, with timber-clad walls, leather accents, and views of snow-draped peaks that inspire quiet reflection. Deluxe Rooms offer intimate warmth, while the 400-square-meter Panorama Residence, a duplex for up to six, features a private spa, outdoor Jacuzzi, and wood-burning fireplace, perfect for après-ski gatherings. In winter, complimentary access to heated indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and the Six Senses Spa enhances the retreat, where biohacking treatments and Tibetan therapies melt away the chill. Families find delight in the Tree House Club, with supervised activities like snow globe crafting, ensuring younger guests thrive in this elite playground.
Under Michelin-starred Executive Chef Martin Göschel, dining transcends the ordinary. His namesake restaurant, awarded one Michelin star and 18/20 Gault Millau points, champions Swiss proteins in innovative dishes that honor Saanenland's heritage, think reimagined fondue with local cheeses, paired with vistas of glittering slopes. Megu, with 16 Gault Millau points, fuses Japanese precision with Alpine flavors under Sushi Master Tsutomu Kugota, while the new Monti invites sharing-style feasts with tableside carvings and a Swiss cheese trolley.




The 2,000-square-meter Six Senses Spa is a winter sanctuary, merging high-tech biohacking with holistic awareness, ideal for aesthetes seeking renewal after days on Gstaad's 200 kilometers of slopes. A complimentary ski shuttle whisks guests to premier runs, while cultural insiders appreciate the private cinema's climate-focused film series and rotating art gallery, featuring pieces reflecting the owners' diverse roots. Business events flourish in the Salle Sarine ballroom or boardrooms, equipped for seamless sophistication.



In the heart of Switzerland's winter tapestry, The Alpina Gstaad stands as a testament to conscious opulence, where serenity and elegance converge for those who seek more than mere escape.
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