The Matterhorn is more than just a mountain; it's a true iconic symbol of Switzerland. Its majestic, even slightly ominous, pyramidal profile, towering over the Alps, is recognized worldwide. And at the foot of this iconic mountain lies Zermatt, a benchmark high-altitude resort, a destination for travelers from around the world.
The Grand Hotel Zermatterhof is rightfully considered the crown jewel of Zermatt. Its history began in 1879, and since then, it has been a haven for true mountain aristocracy. The spirit of this place preserves the memory of distinguished guests of the past, and today it welcomes modern celebrities, film stars, and members of royal families with the same hospitality. Incidentally, the hotel is proud of its history, and on its official website, it notes that it has maintained a tradition of impeccable service for nearly a century and a half.
The views of the Matterhorn from here are stunning, and many rooms feature balconies, ensuring that no sunrise goes unnoticed. But it's not just the natural beauty outside the window that's striking, but the hotel itself.
If guests are expecting a traditional, cozy chalet, they're in for a pleasant surprise. The Zermatterhof is a classic "grand hotel" in the truest sense of the word, and the Swiss, as we know, don't throw words to the wind. Upon entering, guests might momentarily forget they're in an Alpine village: the spacious bedrooms are elegantly furnished in the style of premium city hotels. And the marble bathrooms, equipped with heated towel rails, only emphasize the highest level of comfort and attention to detail. If it weren't for the mesmerizing view of the Matterhorn from the window, one might truly believe the hotel is located in the heart of a European capital.
The Matterhorn is more than just a mountain; it's a true iconic symbol of Switzerland. Its majestic, even slightly ominous, pyramidal profile, towering over the Alps, is recognized worldwide. And at the foot of this iconic mountain lies Zermatt, a benchma…
With Chef Stefan Lünse, a new culinary era begins at the Zermatterhof. His cuisine blends alpine roots with international sophistication – creative, precise, and based on selected ingredients from Valais and around the world.
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It serves world-famous Swiss classics using local cheeses melted into exquisite versions of fondue and raclette, with a selection of Valais cured meats to begin and a Toblerone fondue to finish.
‘Vita Borni’ means ‘life from the source, source of life’. The spa, which will open in December 2025, offers a fitness centre, swimming pool, two whirlpools with views of the Matterhorn, sauna, sanarium, steam bath, experience showers and an ice fountain as part of a comprehensive programme of pampering and relaxation.
The spa uses products from Alpeor and Niance, two luxury brands that harness the power of Alpine flora and cutting-edge science. These product lines are complemented by massage oils from Matterhorn Swiss Mineral Cosmetics.