Nestled in the centre of Gstaad, The Mansard Hotel offers a fresh take on Alpine hospitality, combining the charm of a traditional mountain chalet with contemporary design. With just 29 thoughtfully designed rooms and suites, this boutique hotel provides an intimate retreat for travellers looking to experience one of Switzerland’s most prestigious year-round destinations.
Natural materials, warm textures and elegant interiors create a welcoming atmosphere throughout the property. Every room has been designed in a modern Alpine style, while private balconies invite guests to enjoy peaceful mountain views. Historic photographs by renowned Gstaad photographer Jacques Naegeli add a local touch, celebrating the village’s rich heritage.
The spacious Junior Suites are ideal for longer stays, featuring separate living areas, king-size beds and luxurious marble bathrooms with either a soaking bathtub or rainfall shower. Whether returning from a day on the slopes or a summer hike, the hotel offers the perfect setting to relax and recharge.
Dining is a highlight at The Mansard. The hotel’s lively brasserie showcases the flavours of the Bernese Oberland with a modern twist. Under the direction of 26-year-old Executive Chef Tom Walter, whose cuisine recently earned 13 GaultMillau points, the restaurant presents refined seasonal dishes inspired by regional ingredients while incorporating carefully selected international influences. His newly created summer menu further reflects this fresh culinary vision.
For cocktails with a view, the Mansard Rooftop is a destination in itself. As Gstaad’s only open-air rooftop bar, it offers panoramic Alpine scenery, expertly crafted cocktails, an international wine selection and light seasonal dishes, making it one of the village’s most sought-after meeting spots throughout the year. Guests can also unwind in the elegant wood-panelled lobby bar, complete with a cosy fireplace.
Perfectly positioned just a two-minute walk from Gstaad railway station, The Mansard places guests within easy reach of luxury boutiques, restaurants and the village’s renowned sporting and cultural events, including beach volleyball, tennis and polo tournaments.
During the summer months, it’s also worth cooling off at Gstaad Palace’s iconic PISCINE, which welcomes both hotel guests and day visitors with day passes. Afterwards, head to the newly opened Gildo’s al Fresco to enjoy authentic Italian summer dining on the hotel’s beautiful terrace overlooking the Swiss Alps.
