No hotel is more synonymous with Gstaad over the holidays than Gstaad Palace, the fairy-tale castle that has crowned a hill above the village since 1913. Owned by the same family for three generations, it is the social heart of the resort's famously festive season, and New Year here books far ahead. We can check live availability for your dates.
A Fairy-Tale Castle Since 1913
Gstaad Palace is a landmark in every sense, a turreted castle above the village, a Leading Hotels of the World member and a Sustainability Leader, home to a famous tower, the legendary GreenGo nightclub and a storied summer pool. Over a century in the same family's care has given it an atmosphere no new hotel can replicate, and the festive season is when it shines brightest.
The Social Heart of the Holidays
Christmas and New Year at Gstaad Palace are an institution, drawing returning families year after year, and its rooms and suites book far in advance. As a preferred-partner advisory we can check what remains for the festive weeks, secure it with VIP recognition and benefits at no extra cost, and arrange the details. See also our full guide to Gstaad for New Year's.
New Year's at Gstaad Palace is a tradition more than a stay, a fairy-tale castle at the social heart of the Alps' most festive village.
Check Availability
Welcome the New Year at Gstaad Palace
New Year availability at Gstaad Palace is extremely limited over the holidays. Tell us your dates and party and we will check live availability and secure it with preferred-partner VIP benefits, at no additional cost.
Check New Year's AvailabilityHow do I book New Year's at Gstaad Palace?
Send us your dates and party through our enquiry form and we will check live availability and arrange the booking with VIP recognition at no additional cost.
Is Gstaad Palace busy over New Year's?
Yes. It is the social heart of Gstaad's festive season and draws returning families each year, so its rooms book far ahead. We can check live availability for your dates.
Does booking through an advisor cost more?
No. You pay the same rate as booking direct, with preferred-partner recognition and benefits added where available at no additional cost.
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