Chalet Colombe
Chalet·14 guests·7 bed·7 bath
Self Catered
PoolSaunaHammam
Price on request
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About Gstaad
What Gstaad is like
Gstaad is one of Switzerland's most prestigious and exclusive ski resorts, famous for attracting high-society guests to its pedestrianised, boutique-lined promenade. Despite its glamorous reputation, the village has retained its authentic Alpine charm, largely thanks to strict building codes that require all structures to be built in the traditional wooden chalet style.
- Village
- 1,050 m
- Pistes
- 53 km linked
- Season
- Early December to mid-March
- From Geneva
- 2 h by road
Resort facts: Wikipedia, Skiresort.com and bergbahnen-gstaad.ch, checked 4 Oct 2026.
The village · Gstaad under fresh snow
The skiing · Skiing near Gstaad
Evenings · Gstaad church, blue hour
Photo credits
- The mountain · Cat Cat, Unsplash
- The village · GstaadTourismus, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- The skiing · Patrick Nouhailler, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Evenings · Lucysthings, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
Who it suits
Is Gstaad right for you?
- Luxury seekersUpscale boutiques, 5-star hotels, and world-class fine dining line the promenade.
- IntermediatesAbundant red and blue slopes perfect for scenic, relaxing cruising.
- Non-skiersExtensive winter walking trails, luxury spas, and boutique shopping.
- FamiliesDedicated family mountains with gentle nursery slopes and excellent ski schools.
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Our one place in Gstaad
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What stands out
Private pool and hammam. The ground-floor wellness area pairs an indoor pool with a hammam for an easy post-ski reset.
Where to stay
Where should you stay in Gstaad?
Our one place in Gstaad, on the piste map.
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- Chalet ColombeSelf-catered chalet · 7 bedrooms · 14 guestsLocation shown as an area
Distances are straight-line, from each of our places to its nearest lift or run on the piste map.
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Snow today: 19 cm at the top (Tsanfleuron station, 2,569 m) · 17 cm forecast in the next six days
Common questions
Gstaad questions, answered
- What is the skiing like in Gstaad?
- The main ski areas in Gstaad are Schönried & Saanerslochgrat, for intermediates; Eggli-La Videmanette, for strong skiers; Wispile, for beginners; Wasserngrat, for experts; and Glacier 3000, for off-piste. Its lifts link to 53 km of pistes.
- How do we get to Gstaad from the UK?
- Fly to Geneva Airport, then it's about 2 hours by road (150 km). The nearest railway station is Gstaad.
- How much is a lift pass in Gstaad?
- An adult six-day pass costs CHF 504 for 2026/27.
- When is the ski season in Gstaad?
- The season runs early December to mid-March.
- Where are the best places to eat in Gstaad?
- Well-known places to eat include Sonnenhof (Saanen), Le Grill (Gstaad Palace), Bergrestaurant Wasserngrat (Wasserngrat Mountain) and Michel's Stallbeizli (Gstaad).
- Is Gstaad good for families?
- Yes. Dedicated family mountains with gentle nursery slopes and excellent ski schools.
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