Le Chalet Glacier

* 290m2 (3000 sqft) of living space with tastefully and stylishly decorated Alpine interiors.

* The entire property is inspired by mountain architecture and the alpine culture of the 1960s and ‘70s.

* 4 1/2 bedrooms; 3 king-size beds, 1 queen size beds + 1 single room. The Master has an en-suite shower room.

* 3 modern bathrooms featuring a walk-in shower or bathtub + 1 guest bathroom.

* 2 salons with a fireplace.

* Fully equipped open-space kitchen.

* Large dining room for up to 10.

* High-speed WiFi throughout the Chalet.

* Sonos Sound Speaker System throughout the Chalet.

• Custom-made Finnish sauna for up to 8 people.

• Outdoor hot tub and cold plunge with stunning mountain views.

• Susanne Kaufmann bath products.

* We offer our chef series with top private chefs from Zurich, Paris, and London, featuring the best seasonal and local cooking and selected wines from Jura, Burgundy and more. Get in touch to find out more.

* Fresh farm eggs, local cheese, and breakfast delivery in the morning.

* Daily housekeeping.

* Private Chef.

* Ski instructor.

* Helicopter tours.

* Limousine transfer from Geneva or Zurich Airport.

* Car rental on site (Range Rover or Landrover Defender).

* Starting at CHF 1,490 per night.

• In the summer you have a lot of activities in the area from hiking, climbing, mountain biking, canyoning, paragliding, and much more.

• Hiking trails start right in front of your door.

• Swim in the glass-like turquoise lakes. The beautiful Lake Arnensee is a short drive from the Chalet. Offers hiking, swimming, and a restaurant.

• The Glacier 3000 is a 5-minute drive, open from early November to May. The Gstaad Eggli resort is a 10-minute drive. Skiing on the Wasserngrat is the most challenging in the area because of the infamous Tiger Run.

• Skipasses are included in your stay at the smaller ski resort of Heiti, which is situated opposite the chalet.

• You can find cross-country tracks within walking distance from the chalet.

• Winter hikes start in front of your door.

• Try Roessli in Feutersoey, one of Gstaad’s longest-standing restaurants, which has been owned by the Reichenbach family since 1919. Order the legendary poached trout, which it still serves to this day. We also recommend the Wiener Schnitzel, eaten ideally on the beautiful terrace on a sunny winter’s day.

• Gstaad is a 10-minute drive. The best restaurants and where to shop in our Gstaad Insider Guide.

• The chalet can be rented on a self-catering basis, or a specially tailored package can be offered. We can arrange pre-stocking of the chalet with your favorite foods, or provide a chef - just let us know what you would like.

• The best skiing months are from December until March but offers skiing from early November to May on the nearby Glacier. The region is as beautiful during summer when several events take place and you can swim in the crystal clear mountain lakes and go on beautiful hikes. Some of our favorite months are September & October, when temperatures are still very mild.

• By air: Fly either to Geneva ( 1.45 hours), or Zurich, which is 2.45 hours away. The Gstaad Saanen airport for private jets is a 15-minute drive.

• By train: Take the state-of-the-art Golden Pass railway: it's the most beautiful smooth ride with magnificent panoramic views of the lake, mountains, and wilderness. If you're lucky you'll catch the Belle-Epoque carriages with all the vintage style of the Orient Express. Gstaad train station is a 10-minute drive.