Le Grand Bellevue

Four-star · From $900 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Gstaad · Swiss Alps

A sense of the place

Le Grand Bellevue — suite — The Suite Panorama at Le Grand Bellevue on a winter day: a sitting area under the sloping roof with toile curtains in black and ochre, tall French windows onto snowy fir trees and the slopes above Gstaad, two buttoned brown leather armchairs and a small table with a champagne bucket on an ochre trellis rug, a plaid sofa at right, a round dining table with a bowl of apples and an open book at left, and the bed in an alcove behind; nobody in frame — © Le Grand Bellevue

Le Grand Bellevue — spa — The indoor pool of Le Grand Spa at Le Grand Bellevue in the evening: a pool lit turquoise from below and a round whirlpool with steel handrails, small candle lamps along their curved stone edges, dark stone walls and columns under a ceiling of pale wood slats with small spotlights; nobody in frame — © Le Grand Bellevue

Le Grand Bellevue — lobby — Le Grand Bellevue's library lounge: two tall arched windows onto the autumn garden between striped wallpaper painted with birds, a long burgundy tartan sofa beside a table laid with magazines, bookshelves and a bulldog lamp at left, mirrored side tables, sheepskin chairs and a burgundy armchair; nobody in frame — © Le Grand Bellevue

Why it's in the collection

Because in a resort of extravagant ostentation this is the luxury hotel of rare tastefulness — grand as its name, high-end without apology, but small, quiet and full of things done well rather than loudly.

In the village of Gstaad; independent house.
The Thermal Oasis spa; Leonard's, Le Petit Chalet and the Sushi Bar; the lounges and the zinc-topped bar; the vintage Bentley and the private cinema.
Finely wrought outside, understated inside; a smallish house of spacious rooms and suites; Leonard's for fine dining, Le Petit Chalet for fondue; lounges from afternoon tea to rare wines.
Two MICHELIN Keys in the 2025 selection; holds four-star standing.

The neighborhood

Dusk over Gstaad

Gstaad

The Saanenland resort in the Bernese Oberland, with its century-old palaces on the hill and in the village. It takes in the ski areas of Gstaad, Saanen and Schönried and the Montreux–Oberland railway, and lies about ninety minutes from Bern and two and a half hours from Geneva.

The village and the Gstaad station, on foot.
The ski areas of the Saanenland, minutes away.
Bern airport, about ninety minutes; Geneva, about two and a half hours.

Morning over Gstaad

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