Do you love gliding across the snow on cross-country skis in the midst of a winter wonderland? Or do you enjoy fast-paced downhill skiing, unforgettable winter hikes and snowshoe tours through enchanting landscapes? In winter, Swiss Historic Hotels are transformed into fairytale gems set amid magnificent winter landscapes. Our member hotels offer a wide variety of experiences, from magnificent grand hotels to cosy hideaways.
Surrounded by breathtakingly beautiful scenery, Badrutt's Palace Hotel is not only considered an imposing landmark of St. Moritz, but also the Swiss hotel legend par excellence.
There is perhaps no better place to enjoy the tranquillity of winter than at the Grimsel Hospiz, far away from stress and hectic pace. It can only be reached when accompanied and guided by one of the guest attendants. The journey begins with an organised coach trip, reserved especially for guests, from Innertkirchen to the Handeck power stations. The journey continues by cable car to Gerstenegg, then underground through the tunnel to the Grimsel 1 power station. The Hospice Railway takes you on the final leg to your destination, the Grimsel Hospiz.
The traditional hotel in Flims Waldhaus was built in 1903 and has been run by the Schmidt family for four generations since 2008. Guests appreciate the modern, light cuisine with a French accent, the location in one of the most modern ski resorts in the Alps and, in particular, the exceptional friendliness.
The Grandhotel Giessbach is now also open in winter, welcoming you to a true winter paradise high above Lake Brienz near the Giessbach Falls.
This simple Art Nouveau hotel is a cultural hub and place to relax for locals and guests alike, located in the heart of the car-free village of Mürren with unique views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains. Winter sports enthusiasts in particular enjoy the snow-sure Mürren-Schilthorn ski area.
Surrounded by majestic peaks and unspoilt nature, the Hotel Fex is located in the idyllic Fex Valley in the Upper Engadin – an ideal starting point for winter hikes, cross-country skiing and ski tours.
For a century and a half, Zermatt's most traditional hotel has welcomed visitors from all over the world. The foundation walls, dating back to 1839, exude the courage of the first mountaineers, while the interior reflects the splendour of the Belle Époque. In many corners, you will experience that magical moment when a door to the past opens.
One of the oldest Swiss Historic Hotels combines the impressive tranquillity and unspoilt beauty of Val Sinestra in the Lower Engadine with comfort and service reminiscent of imperial times.
