Hotel de Rougemont & Spa
Alpine boutique luxury — think Swiss chalet fantasy done with restraint. Natural materials everywhere: wood grain, wool, linen, leather. Warm and faintly spiced atmosphere. Supports local artists with rotating exhibits. Positioned above Rougemont's 11th-century Romanesque church.
The spa is open to outside guests daily, subject to availability — worth calling ahead even if you're not staying
Why It Matters
One of the few small luxury properties in the Gstaad orbit that isn't trying to be a mega-resort. It has genuine character: all rooms face south, the spa is open to locals (rare), the wine room seats 8 for private tastings, and the Grand Chalet is a separately rentable five-bedroom private residence within the building.
A 33-room Alpine boutique hotel set in the Pays-d'Enhaut, just minutes from Gstaad. Built on the footprint of an old village hotel, it leans into Swiss chalet aesthetics hard — pine walls, brown leather, warm furs, king-size beds — while keeping things genuinely refined rather than kitschy. The Roc restaurant, indoor pool spa, private cinema, and wine room round out a property that feels far more complete than its size suggests.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Chalet Room
The entry-level room and the most traditionally Alpine of the bunch. Sloping ceiling, around 25 sq m, bathtub and shower combo. Open views toward the village of Rougemont and the Videmanette massif. Classic king-size 2m x 2m bed, minibar with unlimited soft drinks, coffee machine, TV with music stations.
25 sqmDeluxe Room
Ideal for two. Steps up to a private balcony or shared terrace access, with mountain views in every direction. Same materials palette as the Chalet Room — pine, leather, wool — but with the extra breathing room of outdoor space. Shower or bathtub, minibar, coffee machine, free Wi-Fi.
Junior Suite
At 45 sq m, the Junior Suite adds a proper separate living room to the mix — good for those who want to actually spread out rather than just sleep here. Private balcony or terrace overlooks Rougemont village and the surrounding peaks. Both bathtub and separate shower.
45 sqmPenthouse Suite
Top floor, 55 sq m, sloping roofline that nails the chalet aesthetic. The best views in the hotel — windows on multiple sides mean double sunlight and panoramas across the Rougemont valley. Separate living room, fireplace, both bathtub and shower, private balcony. This is the one to book for a special occasion.
55 sqmPrestige Suite
The fireplace upgrade. Prestige Suites have a separate living room with an ethanol fireplace — proper ambiance for winter evenings — and a private balcony looking out over the Sarine valley landscapes. Views here feel wider and more dramatic than lower-category rooms.
The Grand Chalet
A five-bedroom private residence across three floors, rentable as a whole for groups or families. The master bedroom has cathedral ceilings. There's a large living room with exposed beams and a wood-burning fireplace, a dining room with mountain views, a fully equipped kitchen, a cinema room with built-in speakers, winter garden, terrace on each floor, private lift, private garage parking, and a ski room. Guests get free access to the hotel spa.
The Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel actively supports local artists with rotating art exhibitions in the property.
The GolfClub Gstaad Saanenland is nearby, with a course that has sweeping Alpine views.
The Pays-d'Enhaut offers extensive summer hiking trails departing directly from Rougemont.
The region is well set up for mountain biking in summer.
Paragliding available in the region during summer months.
The hotel has an on-site private cinema, available for hotel guests. The Family Getaway package includes a dedicated cinema session for the whole family.
Access to one of Switzerland's largest ski domains — 250km of slopes and 58 lifts. Includes the Diablerets Glacier 3000 for year-round skiing. Gstaad's full ski area is a few minutes away.
The wine room features a curated selection across the Alpine arc — Vaudois whites, pinot noirs, champagnes, and French grands crus. The oval table seats 8 and can be booked for private tastings or private dinners.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Conference room accommodating up to 65 guests.
Buffet breakfast included in most packages.
Private wine room with an oval table seating 8. Available for private tastings and private dinners. Wine list spans Vaudois whites, Alpine pinot noirs, champagnes, and French grands crus.
Available during winter season only.
An on-site cinema, available for private screenings. Also present as a dedicated cinema room in The Grand Chalet.
Full cardio and weight equipment. Open 7 days/week, 8am–8pm. Changing rooms with showers and lockers available separately (spa access not included with fitness-only use).
All rooms include a minibar stocked with unlimited soft drinks, plus a coffee machine.
A dedicated smoking room with smoked glass, wood, and a cigar selection. Unobstructed view. Adjacent to The Lounge Bar.
The Bar Lounge has a terrace with panoramic views. All rooms also have private terraces or balcony access.
Part of the spa facility. Open daily 8am–8pm. Available to hotel guests and (subject to availability) outside guests.
Available on demand between 18:00 and 22:30.
Open daily 10am–8pm.
Open daily 10am–8pm.
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