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Gstaad's quiet brand of aristocracy. Discretion above all.
Gstaad does not advertise. Its hotels do not chase rankings. Its members' clubs do not appear on Google. We have served Gstaad clients for over a decade — and we follow the same rules.
Direct relationships with the Gstaad Palace, The Alpina Gstaad, Le Grand Bellevue, Park Gstaad and Ultima Gstaad — with priority chalet recommendations.
Our Gstaad chauffeurs operate Mercedes-AMG G-Class and V-Class throughout the winter, with helicopter relay from Saanen and direct connection from Geneva.
Airports & FBOs
Preferred Hotels
Mercedes V-Class with full luggage handling — 1h45 door to chalet, with a stop at Vevey if requested.
G-Class to Col du Pillon, gondola to summit, lunch at Botta, return via Rougemont.
Chef, sommelier and full table service in your chalet — through our concierge desk.
In pictures
Location
The Grand Account
Gstaad's unofficial motto — 'Come up, slow down' — is enforced by architecture: local rules keep every new building in chalet form, so even the boutiques of the Promenade trade behind weathered timber. This is the most discreet of the great alpine resorts: wintering ground of old European families, home to Le Rosey's snowbound winter campus, a place where guests arrive quietly and return for decades. The Saanenland is gentle rather than dramatic — soft meadows, scattered villages, cowbells in the dusk — and that is precisely the point. Gstaad was never about conquering mountains; it is about a certain unhurried way of living among them, measured not in vertical metres but in winters returned.
From Geneva your chauffeur takes the A1 to Lausanne and the A9 along the vineyards to Aigle, then climbs through Les Diablerets and over the Col du Pillon into the Saanenland — a touch over two hours. When heavy snow argues against the pass, the gentler road through Bulle and Château-d'Oex serves instead; your chauffeur decides on the morning's conditions, chains aboard either way. The Mercedes S-Class suits the journey's temperament, the Range Rover its winters. Arrival is choreographed in advance with the concierges of the Palace or the Alpina. For romance, board the GoldenPass Express panoramic train at Montreux and let the car meet you at Gstaad station.
Stay at the Gstaad Palace, whose tower has commanded the village since 1913, or at the Alpina Gstaad, where Sommet sets the gastronomic standard. Lunch at the Eagle Club on the Wasserngrat, should your hosts be members; dance, eventually, at the GreenGo, the Palace's beloved nightclub. Late August brings the Hublot Polo Gold Cup to the airfield at Saanen; summer evenings belong to the Menuhin Festival, founded by the violinist himself in 1957. In deep winter, walk the Promenade at five o'clock as the lights come on and the snow begins again. Gstaad does not announce its pleasures. It assumes you already know them.
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