Winter sports resorts

St. Moritz, the world's oldest winter resort, exudes elegance and luxury. It's hosted numerous ski competitions, including the 1928 and 1948 Winter Olympics. Renowned for intermediate runs, it caters to all skill levels with abundant slopes. Beyond skiing, indulge in ice skating and shopping. Savour top-notch hotels, first-class restaurants, and vibrant nightlife. Be a guest at a very special event: the “White Turf St. Moritz”: The famous horse races take place on the frozen Lake St. Moritz every year in February.

The luxurious boutique hotel offers a unique atmosphere. The spacious rooms and suites boast a modern design and radiate casual luxury, while the balconies offer breathtaking views of the landscape, the mountains or the lake. A varied culinary offer leaves nothing to be desired and caters for every taste. After an active day in the snow, you can relax wonderfully in the spa or be pampered with first-class wellness treatments.

Zermatt, nestled beneath the iconic Matterhorn in the high Alps boasts 223+ miles of ski trails across four distinct areas. The "Matterhorn glacier paradise“ is the largest and highest summer ski area in Europe. Numerous national ski teams train here in summer. This picturesque village is a car-free destination relying on an outstanding lift system and exclusive horse-drawn sleighs for transportation, making it a unique Alpine gem.

The privately-run Chalet Zermatt Peak, located in the heart of Zermatt, is an architectural masterpiece and the pinnacle of luxury. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views, an ultimate deluxe accommodation, a high service level and a gourmet cuisine. The exclusive chalet includes 5 bedrooms suites and one master suite and can house up to ten adults and three children. One floor of the chalet is dedicated only to the private luxury wellness spa, with indoor-, outdoor- and jacuzzi-pool, a steam-room and a sauna.

The holiday region Gstaad boasts exclusivity, luxury resorts, world-class skiing and stands for a wide range of winter activities. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a diverse offer of the various ski areas. 200 kilometres of ski slopes nestled between 1,000 and 3,000 metres above sea level, village ski lifts for families and the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland – the Glacier 3000 – make Gstaad the preferred choice for snow lovers. Discover the most beautiful, longest and fastest slopes for skiing and snowboarding!

This luxury and elegant resort is a true Alpine hideaway in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Located on an exclusive hilltop it offers magnificent views of the Bernes Alps. 56 spacious rooms and suites, all with private terraces and spectacular views are tastefully designed with every modern comfort. The Alpina Gstaad houses an on-site Michelin-starred restaurant, a wine cellar containing over 1’700 selections, and a range of services to experience. The property also hosts the first Six Senses Spa in Switzerland.

At an altitude ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 metres, the Crans-Montana ski area offers breathtaking vistas from its 140 kilometres of completely south-facing marked pistes. With pistes suitable for all levels, the ski resort is varied and promises unforgettable days skiing. Winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy their favourite downhill sport while looking out over an exceptional panorama, or take one of the many ski touring, cross country ski or showshoe routes.

The secluded five-star resort offers refined warmth, discerning care, and profound peace amidst a beautiful surrounding and the breathtaking scenery of the Swiss mountains. All exquisite rooms and sumptuous family-friendly suites and apartments are uniquely decorated and thoughfully designed. After an active outdoor-day, find relaxation at the Spa restoring your energy and indulge in an unforgettable gastronomic experience at LeMontBlanc, the resort’s splendid restaurant.