Summary
This beautifully renovated 2025 chalet offers an authentic mountain escape in the Gstaad Valley. Set at an altitude of 1200 meters, it features 4 ½ bedrooms, a large salon, a serene sitting room, and a private chalet spa. Guests enjoy direct access to the nearby Glacier 3000 ski area, with skipasses included for the smaller Heiti ski resort opposite the chalet. The property combines alpine charm with modern comforts, surrounded by mountain scenery just a short drive from the iconic village of Gstaad.
The Space
Spanning approximately 290m² (3000 sqft), the chalet reflects the mountain architecture and alpine culture of the 1960s and 1970s. Inside are two spacious salons, a fully equipped open-space kitchen, and a large dining room seating up to ten guests. There are 4 ½ bedrooms offering three king-size beds, one queen-size bed, and one single room. The master bedroom includes an en-suite shower room. Three modern bathrooms feature walk-in showers or bathtubs, and there is also one guest bathroom.
The property includes high-speed WiFi and a Sonos Sound System throughout. The chalet spa features a custom-made Finnish sauna for up to eight people, an outdoor hot tub, a cold plunge pool with panoramic mountain views, and Susanne Kaufmann bath products.
Guest Access
Guests have full access to all interior spaces, including both salons, the open kitchen, dining area, bedrooms, and bathrooms. The private chalet spa area, including the sauna, outdoor hot tub, and cold plunge pool, is for guests’ exclusive use.
The Neighborhood
The chalet sits in a tranquil area within the Gstaad Valley, providing quick access to the Glacier 3000 ski area, just a five-minute drive away. The smaller Heiti ski resort lies directly opposite, where skipasses are included in the stay. The Gstaad Eggli resort is ten minutes away, and the area offers additional skiing on the Wasserngrat slopes, home to the Tiger Run. During summer, guests can enjoy hiking, climbing, biking, canyoning, paragliding, and swimming in nearby turquoise lakes such as Lake Arnensee.
Local restaurants include Roessli in Feutersoey, one of the valley’s oldest dining establishments, renowned for its poached trout and Wiener Schnitzel.