As one of the world’s most iconic winter destinations, luxury ski resorts in Switzerland offer a winning combination of high-altitude adventure, outstanding hospitality, and refined mountain living. Swiss luxury ski holidays rank among the best in Europe, delivering exceptional experiences for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.
Nestled amidst the majestic beauty of the Swiss Alps, our handpicked selection of luxury ski resorts in Switzerland invites you to experience a winter escape defined by world-class skiing, stunning scenery, and a level of service that’s second to none.
Switzerland at Its Best
Explore the best ski resorts in Switzerland, where striking Alpine landscapes meet outstanding hospitality, reliable infrastructure, and efficient, well-connected transport.
Known for its polished service and meticulous attention to detail, Switzerland’s luxury ski scene continues to draw a discerning global crowd — from seasoned skiers to high-profile guests — thanks to its mix of prestige, performance, and atmosphere.
Expect dramatic mountain peaks, expertly maintained pistes, and access to some of the most varied and rewarding terrain in the Alps.
Atmosphere and Elevation
Many of the luxury ski resorts in Switzerland retain the character of traditional Alpine villages, offering a rare balance of authenticity and high-end appeal.
Picture wide chalet balconies overlooking deep valleys, long mountain lunches at altitude, and the quiet buzz of village life in full winter swing. From snow-covered timber buildings to panoramic ridgelines, the Swiss Alps deliver a setting that feels both peaceful and powerful.
This is a landscape defined by drama, home to some of the highest peaks in Europe, including more than 40 summits above 4,000 metres.
A Landscape Made to Ski
Switzerland offers some of the most varied and rewarding terrain in the Alps, from long cruising runs to steep, high-altitude descents. With many resort altitudes reaching well above 3,000 metres and famously reliable snow conditions, it’s a destination built for confident, all-season skiing.
Explore vast ski areas across dramatic peaks — from the Matterhorn and Mont Fort to the legendary Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. Whether you’re chasing fresh powder, carving wide open pistes, or stopping in for a long mountain lunch, the Swiss Alps deliver a world-class experience both on and off the slopes.
Exclusive Access, Swiss Precision
Our portfolio spans Switzerland’s most prestigious ski destinations — from iconic Alpine towns to hidden mountain enclaves — with handpicked properties that match every style of travel. Whether you’re looking for a sleek, design-led chalet with private spa facilities, a ski-in/ski-out hideaway with panoramic views, or a family-friendly base with room to unwind, we have access to the country’s most exclusive private homes.
With hot tubs, indoor pools, private chefs, and dedicated concierge services, our luxury chalets in Switzerland deliver the highest standard of mountain living.
Your Resort, Your Style
Our expert team has carefully curated the best luxury ski resorts in Switzerland — each offering a distinct blend of scenery, culture, and slope access.
Ski alongside royals and celebrities in St. Moritz, where world-class skiing meets refined glamour and exceptional wellness facilities. Take in the dramatic silhouette of the Matterhorn in Zermatt, a car-free resort defined by its mountain charm and long, snow-sure seasons. Or explore the sweeping terrain of the Four Valleys in Verbier, known for its high-energy après-ski and serious off-piste appeal.
Whether you’re after quiet refinement or headline-making terrain, Switzerland has a resort to match.
Let’s Plan Your Swiss Escape
With up-to-date insight, local expertise, and access to the country’s most exclusive chalets, our team is here to help you plan your perfect winter escape.
We’ll guide you to the right resort, the right property, and the kind of ski holiday that stays with you long after the snow has melted.
Andermatt Luxury Chalets
Once a quiet mountain town, Andermatt has emerged as one of Switzerland’s most dynamic ski destinations. Sitting at 1,444m with pistes reaching up to 2,961m, it offers 180 km of slopes across the Andermatt–Sedrun–Disentis ski area. For our experts, it’s best suited to intermediate and advanced skiers, with the steep, powder-rich descents of Gemsstock offering standout freeride terrain. Beginners will find confidence on the gentler runs around Nätschen. Beyond the slopes, Andermatt blends Alpine authenticity with modern design, delivering luxurious ski-in/ski-out chalets, dramatic scenery, and typically Swiss, efficient infrastructure.
❄ Gemsstock (2,961m) – Steep descents and deep powder for expert skiers
❄ Ski-in, Ski-out Chalets – Direct slope access in a mostly car-free village
❄ Glacier Express Link – A scenic rail route connecting Andermatt to Zermatt
Crans-Montana Luxury Chalets
Set at 1,500m on a wide, sun-drenched plateau, Crans-Montana offers 140 km of well-groomed pistes with skiing up to 3,000m on the Glacier de la Plaine Morte. It’s a strong choice for beginners and intermediates, thanks to its open terrain and consistent conditions, while advanced skiers can explore the glacier’s high-altitude descents. Our experts rate Crans-Montana for its rare balance of accessible skiing and refined village life. Expect private luxury chalets with sweeping views, access to designer boutiques, and a thriving food scene that ranges from gourmet mountain restaurants to Michelin-starred dining.
❄ Glacier de la Plaine Morte – High-altitude skiing with panoramic views
❄ Sunny Skiing – South-facing slopes with long daylight hours
❄ Chalet Luxury & Lifestyle – Upscale boutiques, fine dining, and cultural flair
Davos Luxury Chalets
Davos is one of the largest and most varied luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, with over 300 km of pistes spread across six mountain areas. At 1,560m and skiing up to an altitude of 2,844m, the terrain here caters to all levels, from gentle beginner runs on Jakobshorn and Klosters, to mogul fields, freeride zones, and the long descents of Parsenn and Pischa for advanced skiers. Alongside the extensive skiing, the town offers ultra-luxurious chalets, lively après-ski, and a broad mix of dining, shopping, and off-slope activities — including over 100 km of cross-country trails — making it a great choice for multi-generational trips.
❄ Parsenn to Küblis – A 12 km descent with spectacular alpine scenery
❄ Cross-country Trails – Over 100 km of Nordic skiing routes
❄ Winter Activities – Snowshoeing and hiking through quiet mountain terrain
Grimentz Luxury Chalets
Tucked into the Val d’Anniviers at 1,570m with skiing up to 2,900m, Grimentz is a quiet yet rewarding alternative to Switzerland’s larger resorts. It shares 115 km of slopes with neighbouring Zinal, offering relaxed, scenic skiing ideal for beginners and intermediates, with a strong reputation for sunny conditions and reliable snow. More advanced skiers can explore the untracked off-piste terrain between the valleys, with plenty of fresh powder and panoramic views. Grimentz retains a strong sense of Alpine tradition, with its historic wooden chalets and peaceful pace. Luxury chalets here offer discreet comfort, ski-lift proximity, and a laid-back setting, ideal for those seeking space, simplicity, and soft adventure.
❄ Zinal Access – Direct lift connection expands terrain options
❄ Quiet & Authentic – Car-free village and traditional chalet architecture
❄ Sun-Soaked Slopes – Reliable snow and great visibility throughout the season
Grindelwald Luxury Chalets
Sitting at 1,034m with skiing up to 2,500m, Grindelwald is one of the most characterful luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, offering 160 km of pistes beneath the dramatic north face of the Eiger. It caters to all levels, with gentle learning zones near the village, flowing reds across the First and Männlichen areas, and challenging descents like the iconic Lauberhorn run for experienced skiers. Blending rustic charm with a lively, modern rhythm, Grindelwald pairs breathtaking views with traditional wooden chalets with a growing portfolio of high-end private homes. The newly launched Eiger Express gondola provides swift, scenic access to the slopes and glacier, while the resort’s mix of mountain adventure and relaxed village life makes it an ideal all-rounder.
❄ Eiger Express Gondola – High-speed lift with spectacular mountain access
❄ Lauberhorn Run – The longest World Cup downhill course in the world
❄ Jungfraujoch – Panoramic glacier views from the “Top of Europe”
Gstaad Luxury Chalets
Gstaad is one of Switzerland’s most refined ski destinations, offering 200 km of immaculately groomed pistes across five interconnected valleys. Sitting at 1,050m with skiing up to 3,000m on the Glacier 3000, it caters to all levels, from family-friendly slopes and gentle beginners’ areas to wide cruising runs and high-altitude glacier skiing. Often counted among the most exclusive luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, Gstaad blends heritage with sophistication. The chalet-style village is home to independent boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and a strong cultural scene, while private chalets in and around the resort offer quiet seclusion and direct access to the region’s vast winter landscape.
❄ Glacier 3000 – Year-round skiing and the famous Peak Walk suspension bridge
❄ Alpine Lifestyle – Michelin-starred dining, boutique shopping, and luxury après-ski
❄ Off-Slope Activities – Sleigh rides, winter hiking, and hot air ballooning
Klosters Luxury Chalets
Klosters sits at 1,179m with skiing up to 2,844m, offering 307 km of pistes shared with neighbouring Davos. It’s a well-rounded resort suited to all levels. You’ll find gentle nursery slopes and long blue runs for beginners, as well as steep descents, wooded off-piste routes, and the challenging Gotschnagrat for more advanced skiers. For our experts, it’s one of the most distinctive luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, known for its charm and long-standing appeal among royals and elite guests. Despite its popularity, the village has retained its traditional alpine character, with timbered chalets, a relaxed pace, and a strong sense of place. Many of the private chalets here sit just moments from the lifts, offering a discreet, elegant base with access to both family zones and expert terrain.
❄ Gotschnagrat Cable Car – Quick access to high-altitude slopes and freeride zones
❄ Madrisa Land – A standout family area with kids’ activities and learning slopes
❄ Off-Piste Terrain – Tree-lined powder runs and natural bowls
La Tzoumaz Luxury Chalets
The Swiss resort of La Tzoumaz is tucked into the quieter side of the Four Valleys, offering 410 km of terrain shared with Verbier, including direct access to Mont Fort’s high-altitude pistes. At 1,500m, with skiing up to 3,330m, its wide, north-facing slopes hold snow well throughout the season, making it a great fit for families, beginners, and intermediates, while confident skiers can easily connect to Verbier’s more advanced terrain. There’s a slower pace here than in its livelier neighbour, with traditional chalet architecture, sunny runs, and a laid-back, family-focused atmosphere. Many of our private chalets enjoy direct slope access and open valley views, while off the skis, there’s just as much to enjoy — from scenic hikes to the region’s longest toboggan run.
❄ Longest Toboggan Run – 10 km of scenic downhill fun
❄ Mont Fort Access – Panoramic views and advanced ski terrain
❄ Family-Friendly Atmosphere – Quiet slopes, beginner zones, and top-rated ski schools
Nendaz Luxury Chalets
Perched at 1,400m with skiing up to 3,330m on Mont Fort, Nendaz offers direct access to the 410 km of terrain in the Four Valleys, including Verbier’s renowned off-piste routes. It’s well suited to families, beginners, and intermediates, with quiet sunny slopes and dedicated learning areas, while advanced skiers have easy reach of high-altitude descents and marked freeride zones. Our experts love the resort’s relaxed, local feel, yet it still delivers impressive terrain and striking views across the Rhône Valley. There’s plenty to do without ski boots too; with the option to unwind in a wellness spa or enjoy a long lunch on a panoramic terrace, all part of the laid-back rhythm that makes Nendaz such a well-rounded luxury ski resort in Switzerland.
❄ Mont Fort (3,330m) – Sweeping views and access to high alpine skiing
❄ Tracouet Lake – Gentle beginner slopes in a dramatic setting
❄ Freeride Access – Marked routes for safe and exciting off-piste terrain
Saas Fee Luxury Chalets
Surrounded by 4,000m peaks and glacial terrain, Saas-Fee is one of the most peaceful luxury ski resorts in Switzerland. It sits at 1,800m with skiing up to 3,600m on the Allalin Glacier, and over 150 km of pistes offer a snow-sure experience throughout the season. You’ll find gentle runs for beginners, long cruising trails for intermediates, and challenging red and black pistes higher up for advanced skiers. The village is car-free with strong architectural heritage, making it a destination that combines classic Swiss charm with high-altitude adventure. Panoramic viewpoints and sunny terraces set the scene for long, scenic lunches, with several mountain restaurants offering unbeatable views and year-round glacier access right on their doorstep.
❄ Allalin Glacier (3,600m) – Snow-sure skiing with epic alpine scenery
❄ 360° Dining – Dine at the world’s highest revolving restaurant
❄ Ice Pavilion – Explore glacial caves and tunnels beneath the slopes
St Moritz Luxury Chalets
At 1,822m and with skiing up to 3,057m, St. Moritz is one of the most iconic luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, celebrated for its sunny climate, high-altitude terrain, and enduring appeal among elite travellers. With 155 km of immaculately groomed pistes, it offers something for every level, from scenic beginner runs to World Cup descents and untouched off-piste routes. Often called the birthplace of winter tourism, St. Moritz pairs deep sporting heritage with a typically refined Swiss atmosphere. Frozen lakes host polo matches and horse racing, while Michelin-starred restaurants and designer boutiques line charming village streets. Private chalets here offer effortless access to both mountain adventure and world-class culture, a blend that places St. Moritz in a class of its own.
❄ Corviglia Snowpark – Terrain park with panoramic views
❄ Cresta Run – Historic natural ice track for skeleton racing
❄ Frozen Lake Events – Polo, horse racing, and more on the snow-covered lake
Verbier Luxury Chalets
Verbier is the most dynamic of the Four Valleys resorts, offering 410 km of terrain that appeals to confident intermediates, seasoned experts, and off-piste enthusiasts alike. At 1,500m with skiing up to 3,330m on Mont Fort, there are some dedicated beginner zones, yet Verbier is perhaps best known for its steep descents, freeride access, and infamous mogul runs like Tortin. As one of the most iconic ski resorts in Switzerland, you’ll find a blend of Alpine authenticity with an unmistakably cosmopolitan edge. Its streets are lined with gourmet restaurants, designer boutiques, and legendary après-ski spots like Le Rouge and the Farm Club. Luxury chalets in Verbier provide both a front-row seat to the slopes and a private retreat from the buzz, the perfect match for skiers who want world-class terrain and high-end lifestyle in one place.
❄ Mont Fort (3,330m) – High-altitude skiing with sweeping views
❄ Heli-skiing Access – Untouched powder routes for expert skiers
❄ Après-Ski Icons – From terrace drinks at Le Rouge to late nights at the Farm Club
Zermatt Luxury Chalets
At 1,620m with pistes reaching up to 3,883m on the Matterhorn Glacier, Zermatt is one of the most iconic luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, offering 360 km of interconnected pistes that span both Swiss and Italian terrain. From beginner-friendly slopes in Sunnegga to scenic intermediate runs in Gornergrat and steep off-piste descents near Schwarzsee, it’s a resort that rewards every level of skier. Zermatt’s car-free village has a highly exclusive feel, with timbered streets, high-end boutiques, and some of the best mountain dining in the Alps. Year-round skiing on the glacier adds to its appeal, while our selection of luxury chalets tucked into the surrounding hills offers peaceful privacy paired with unforgettable Matterhorn views.
❄ Matterhorn Glacier Paradise – Europe’s highest cable car station at 3,883m
❄ Michelin-Starred Dining – Try iconic restaurants like Chez Vrony and Findlerhof
❄ Cross-Border Skiing – Ski into Cervinia for a seamless Swiss–Italian adventure