High above Zurich, The Dolder Grand pairs its turreted 1899 landmark with Foster-designed wings, a vast spa and a serious art collection. Albert Einstein belongs to the hotel's documented guest history: a pre-renovation Welt report says he stayed there, while Town & Country's interview with the managing director independently names him among the property's notable guests. The historic main building survived the 2004-2008 redesign, making this a continuous-property connection rather than a borrowed legend.
Badrutt’s Palace rises above Lake St. Moritz with the theatrical grandeur of a winter-season legend. Storied halls, lake-facing rooms and exacting service preserve the rarefied Alpine world once inhabited by Coco Chanel and generations of international icons.
Walliserhof Grand-Hotel & Spa brings chalet warmth, polished five-star service and a restorative spa to the glacier village of Saas-Fee. George Michael and the Wham! crew based themselves here for the 1984 Last Christmas shoot; his former suite now turns an Alpine stay into a particularly irresistible piece of pop history.
Hotel d'Angleterre feels like a private Geneva residence dressed for the red carpet, with only 45 rooms facing the lake and Mont Blanc. Michael Jackson is among its best-known former guests, and the lavish Presidential Suite remains linked to his stay.
Kulm Hotel is a five-star hotel in St. Moritz. The experience is deliberately straightforward, giving guests a composed base while the destination itself supplies the sense of occasion.
Hotel Schweizerhof puts its setting first in central Zurich. It is a well-placed retreat with an easy relationship to the streets and character of Zurich.
At Olympia Bob Run, the emphasis is on a hotel stay in St. Moritz. The hotel keeps the mood understated, leaving the wider destination at the centre of the trip.
At Hotel Alex Zermatt, the emphasis is on a four-star hotel stay in Zermatt. The hotel keeps the mood understated, leaving the wider destination at the centre of the trip.
Corviglia Ski Resort offers a four-star resort base in St. Moritz. Its role is simple: a calm place to return to between time spent discovering the destination.
At Via Serlas, the emphasis is on a four-star hotel stay in St. Moritz. The hotel keeps the mood understated, leaving the wider destination at the centre of the trip.
