The Chedi Andermatt : Hôtel, Spa et Ristorante de Luxe en Suisse
Inauguré en 2013, le The Chedi Andermatt est un hôtel de renom situé au Gotthardstrasse 4, dans le quartier d'Andermatt, en Suisse. Fondé par des experts du secteur hôtelier, cet établissement s'est rapidement imposé comme une référence en matière d'hospitalité de luxe, offrant une expérience unique mêlant élégance et confort. Son architecture moderne et raffinée reflète un savoir-faire suisse, tout en intégrant des éléments de design zen asiatique.
Le Chedi Andermatt se distingue par ses nombreux services haut de gamme, notamment un spa exceptionnel, un restaurant gastronomique proposant une cuisine asiatique étoilée, un bar convivial et un ristorante pour des moments de détente et de convivialité. L'hôtel est également réputé pour ses suites luxueuses, son service impeccable et ses installations modernes, faisant de chaque séjour une expérience mémorable pour ses visiteurs. Que ce soit pour un séjour d'affaires ou de loisirs, cet établissement répond aux attentes des voyageurs exigeants.
L'ambiance du The Chedi Andermatt mêle élégance alpine et zen asiatique, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse et sophistiquée. Le décor allie matériaux nobles, mobilier contemporain et touches traditionnelles, dans un cadre qui invite à la détente et à la sérénité. La vue sur les Alpes suisses ajoute une dimension spectaculaire à cet environnement déjà exceptionnel, offrant un véritable havre de paix au cœur de la nature.
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"Because it’s the high point (yes, pun intended) of some of Switzerland’s most chocolate-box hill towns. Crucially, The Chedi Andermatt manages to juggle both an excellent ski service, direct access to the Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis ski area, and a host of après activities and fine-dining options to keep you busy even when you’ve hung up your salopettes. Set the scene Once a garrison town besieged by mountains, Andermatt has since been reinvented as a compact mountain village, complete with art galleries, fine dining, and cosy wine lodges. Its centrepiece is The Chedi Andermatt: a sleek luxury retreat with an international clientele, and the kind of relaxed vibe you don’t often find in hotels of this quality. Accessible from the larger hamlet of Göschenen, it’s a short train ride up the mountains – a journey that inadvertently acts as a kind of jaw-dropping prologue to even the shortest of stays. Ski-centric in winter, and all about being active come spring (via a host of world-class road cycling and hiking routes), The Chedi Andermatt offers a high-class outpost for those looking for either experience or retreat. The vibe neatly juggles the high-end sophistication expected of a Chedi hotel with the cosiness of a classic log cabin full of friends. Chaise longues and wide sofas litter the main areas, almost teasing you to curl up by one of its many fireplaces – more than there are rooms, I’m told. Most clever is the way an otherwise vast main space is carved up into intimate corners and hugging bars, leaving you feeling as though you’re rediscovering the place anew each day. The backstory Opened in 2013 as part of the Andermatt Swiss Alps redevelopment led by Egyptian-Swiss entrepreneur Samih Sawiris, the hotel is managed by GHM Hotels, known for Asian-influenced luxury properties. Designed by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, it set the benchmark for the modern revival of Andermatt and remains the flagship property in the area. The rooms Though the ‘Deluxe’ room is, in essence, the hotel’s ‘standard’ offering, there’s nothing commonplace about it. The Asian elegance that dusts all corners of the hotel comes into sharp focus here, with elemental stone accents alongside traditional Swiss spruce panelling creating a kind of Alpine-Zen vibe. Luckily, the addition of a large, retro-feel sofa, cosy furnishings and gas-fireplace stops it getting austere. Instead, it’s the best of both worlds – elegant yet lived-in. There’s a canny use of moving walls, too, allowing the bathroom area to be closed off or opened up at will, offering valuable agency over the space. Conveniently, all lights and – beautifully shot monochrome mountains – feel even more like part of an art gallery's private view. The addition of a coat stand and umbrella tub by the door only adds to the sense that the space, for the time you’re there, should feel like home. Beyond the Deluxe tier, vibes and design remain mostly intact; it’s only space and some facilities that expand. Families opt for the multi-room Grand Suites, which function more as private ski chalets, and if you’re after the full experience, the Furka Suite boasts a private spa. Food and drink There are two main dining options. The Restaurant in the main hotel serves an innovative menu of core dishes that can be cooked in either an Asian or European way, offering excellent variation within a single meal. The elegant dining room – where a standout buffet breakfast is also served – dresses well for the night, lit low and stylish without sacrificing comfort. Four open kitchens flank the dining room, lending energy to the space, though the centrepiece is the glass-walled ‘cheese tower’ - Switzerland’s highest. Opting for a post-meal cheeseboard has never been so giddy, as you’re beckoned inside among hundreds of global Swiss, French and Italian cheeses by the in-house ‘sommelier’ and talked through it all. Never has fermented milk felt quite so thrilling. Come winter, the hotel sets up a replica, classic chalet in the courtyard offering traditional fondue, complete with blazing wood stove and gingham tablecloths. But it’s a trip up the mountain that really gets the tastebuds going. A two Michelin star Japanese restaurant on the edge of a Swiss ski slope may sound incongruous, but in practice, it’s perfect. The Japanese hangs on the mountain edge as though it’s about to slide down at any second. It holds a Michelin star and elevates a mid-ski lunch into something genuinely special, with finessed, delicate dishes ranging from omakase to sushi and wagyu. For après fans, the Wine and Cigar Library back in the main building is a particular standout, and among the most comprehensive of its kind. History buffs get added value from the humidor room, where a box of JFK’s unsmoked Cubans sits alongside those of Fidel Castro. Room service is just as reliable – soba, broths, and club sandwiches are favourites. Wellness One of the most impressive Alpine spas around, this 2,400-square-metre space includes a large indoor pool looking out onto snowy scenes, a heated outdoor pool, and a secluded onsen-style area with hydrotherapy circuit, multiple saunas, steam rooms, cold plunge, and a raft of treatment rooms. There’s even an outdoor, wood-fired Finnish sauna for those seeking a more private experience. Treatment-wise, the menu balances sports massage options (for weary skiers) with more serene packages utilising MEI products and aromatherapy techniques. The neighbourhood Andermatt itself is a close-knit community, with The Chedi just a two-minute walk from the Gütsch-Express gondola and the train station. The area is quiet, clean, and geared towards outdoor activity, with a mix of snug wine bars, casual dining spots, and more high-end options. There are also plenty of ski shops for replacing those gloves you left in the bathroom, or (God forbid) shattered sunglasses. The service Less laid-back chalet, more the intricate efficiency of a Swiss watch. This team has everything covered and often anticipates what you need before you do. Crucially, the ski butler service is one of the most innovative in the area, with gear fully managed by a highly knowledgeable team. Equipment can be borrowed, bought, and even stored until next season if needed. Concierge staff have access to the best local guides and can arrange everything from mountain trekking to family sledding. For families Good for older children and teens. For youngsters, cots and extra beds are available, and children’s hours apply in the pool. During high season, the hotel has a Kids Club, and babysitting can be arranged year-round. There’s no large kids’ club, but babysitting can be arranged. Inevitably, the large, comfortable living-room spaces become informal kid hangouts. Thankfully, there’s always the tucked-away bar or cigar lounge for an adults-only retreat. Eco effort Power comes partly from local hydropower, and heating – all-important in an Alpine retreat – is efficient, with well-insulated rooms and buildings. EV chargers are available, and the hotel has pursued waste-and water-reduction initiatives. Accessibility Several fully adapted rooms, elevators throughout, and step-free access to major public spaces. Staff can assist with transport to ski lifts where terrain is uneven. Anything left to mention? The in-room fireplaces (more numerous across the hotel than rooms) are cleverly visible from both indoors and outside via the balcony. So uncork that bottle of red and sit fireside in the chill, taking in the jaw-dropping mountain view."
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"Albergo/resort veramente second to none. Servizio pazzesco, suite incredibile. Fuori scala"
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"Beautiful rustic rooms , Michelin Asian cuisine available "
@yarinush
"Bisher nur das Restaurant ausprobiert!sehr gut"
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"Migliore servizio alberghiero del mondo. Colazione eccezionale "
@ginevracenci
"Hotel luxe voir offre en basse saison Adresse Roberto"
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"Incroyable comme hôtel ! Pour l’hiver !"
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"Très belle adresse! Luxe et convivialité! Service de très haute qualité! Bagg et incroyable "
@enzo.c73
"Testé par hembise. Super spa, resto chic. "
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"one of the most luxurious hotels in Switzerland"
@iamandreabetta
"Top Adresse. Einrichtung und Materialien vom feinsten. "
@shorty59
"Check there wine and cigar library! "
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"One of my favourite 5* Swiss hotel. "
@camille.chervin
"Presso hotel 5 stelle - ristorante giapponese in quota - Passione Gourmet / Vanity Fair "
@kiara
"Temple Helvète Entre chic alpin et zen asiatique. "
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"train qui traverse la suisse, restaurant à l’intérieur, magnifique vue. Voir « glacier express train » "
@tom.steininger
"Superbe hôtel Chambre immense et sublime SPA incroyable Très bon repas japonais"
@jeanrithon
"Very nice but expensive. Get the cordon bleau and dim sums "
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"Extraordinaire - Janvier 19"
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