Not only luxury hospitality at The Chedi Andermatt but also classy experiences for an unforgettable stay.
A design that bears the signature of Jean-Michel Gathy, one of the most coveted architects in the world by luxury resorts and hotels, who tells of an alpine style in an extremely chic key and absolutely in line with the elements inspired by the Asian world that integrate all the environments. This is the canvas on which The Chedi paints his concept of hospitality, so much so that in just a few years – it was inaugurated in December 2013 – it has become the emblem of Andermatt. Located in the Vrsar Valley, in the heart of the Swiss Alps, between the 3 Alpine passes of the Oberalp, the Gotthard and Furka and the Schöllenen gorge, the 5-star Resort offers 123 refined rooms and suites, made even more warm and comfortable thanks to the use of wood and natural
stones. In addition to the Deluxe and Grand Deluxe rooms and the Junior Deluxe, Deluxe and Grand Deluxe suites, The Chedi Andermatt also offers guests a Gemsstock suite with an area of 134 square meters, the signature Furka Suite of 330 square meters and the Gotthard Suite of 350 square meters with a beautiful terrace overlooking the Hospen Valley. Every moment here is an experience to be savored. From “The Chedi Afternoon Tea”, in pure British Style, to the aperitif served in The Bar and Living Room to relaxation in the wellness area, which covers an area of 2400 square meters. The Spa features a 12-meter heated outdoor pool, the 35-meter indoor pool, which is complemented by light wooden planks, carpets and comfortable sofas, and a wet area
with Finnish and bio saunas, a Turkish steam bath, and aromatic, hot tub and pools with hot and cold water paths. Available, a menu of treatments performed in the 10 Deluxe Spa Suites by experienced therapists, following the traditional Asian healing principles. The Health Club is equipped with the latest Technogym equipment and guests have access to personal trainers for tailor-made workout programs both in the gym and outdoors, with yoga sessions, hiking or mountain biking and tours ski. For the gastronomic part, do not miss The Japanese Restaurant, awarded by Gault Millau with 31 points and awarded with 1 Michelin
star in October 2017, which does not exhaust the offer of The Chedi. Guests can choose between 4 different restaurants and 4 bars: in addition to the already mentioned The Japanese, there also are The Restaurant – offering European and Swiss cuisine and Asian inspired dishes – The Wine and Cigar Library, The Bar and Living Room (ideal for a snack after skiing), the outdoor hall The Courtyard, The Pool and The Chalet. Further highlights of the Chedi Andermatt team include the five-meter-tall The Wine and Cheese Cellar, the cigar humidifier, the four atelier kitchens at The Restaurant and the sushi / sashimi and tempura bar at The Japanese Restaurant.
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