Huus Gstaad Hotel

Architecture Modern Alpine

Architecture Modern Alpine

Working with a building originally constructed in the 1980s, Erik Nissen Johansen—the visionary architect...

and artist behind Stylt Trampoli—has removed walls and enlarged windows to expose the region’s extraordinary grandeur and natural beauty. Built in a classic Alpine chalet style, the seven-story structure has undergone a gut renovation that holds onto the traditional styles of local Swiss architecture, while at the same time infusing it with a sense of modernity.

Interior design Mountain majesty

Rich colors, textured patterns, and comfortable corners invite one to get lost in the hotel’s timeless mountain environment.

The overall design of the hotel, which includes fantastic food and drink offerings as well as a library and communal fireplace, celebrates the notion of togetherness. Huus Gstaad is where local traditions meet international influences, giving guests a true taste of the Alps with a cosmopolitan twist.