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The Chedi Andermatt

Andermatt, Switzerland • Andermatt • OVER THE TOP

avg. $878 / night

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At a glance

A Denniston Architects compound in the Swiss Alps with dark-timber chalets, exposed beam suites, and a serene stone-lined pool.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of alpine modernism

Highlights:

  • Jean-Michel Gathy compound of dark-timber chalets around reflective pool
  • Guestroom suites with exposed spruce beams and nero marquina marble
  • Indoor pool in green-grey stone beneath full-length glazed roof
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PB hotel design editorial

Bringing a GHM property to a Swiss military village that had barely registered on the international travel map was an act of genuine conviction — and The Chedi Andermatt, which opened in 2013 as the centrepiece of Samih Sawiris's vast Andermatt Swiss Alps development, answered the brief with architectural seriousness. Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston Architects designed the 123-room property as a compound of dark-timber chalet volumes arranged around a long reflective pool, the steeply pitched rooflines and vertical cedar screening referencing vernacular Urserental forms while the massing carries the precision of a contemporary resort. At dusk, the courtyard composition visible in the images — birch trees rising from stone paving, the pool mirroring the illuminated facade — suggests something between a Japanese ryokan and a Valais farmstead. Inside, Gathy's characteristic layering of dark-stained oak, polished stone, and close-grained walnut panelling establishes the atmosphere he has refined across properties from Amanjiwo to The Chedi Milan. The lobby lounge moves through fluted dark columns and low-slung armchairs in sage linen, scored by raking afternoon light. Guestroom suites under the ridge carry exposed pale spruce beams on vaulted ceilings, leather club chairs, and nero marquina marble coffee tables — the alpine structural vocabulary filtered through an Asian-inflected restraint that is Denniston's consistent signature. The indoor pool, lined in green-grey stone beneath a full-length glazed roof, distils the entire design approach into a single serene room.

Travel notes

1hr 30min drive from Zurich airport (ZRH); 2hr drive from Milan Malpensa airport (MXP)

About

Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps, The Chedi Andermatt offers an extraordinary blend of traditional local hospitality and Asian grace and elegance and sets new standards in the international luxury-hotel market. Glossy Alpine wood, smooth leather sofas, over 200 fireplaces and numerous panorama windows offer a warm and cosy spot to linger a while. This perfect harmony bears the signature of star architect Jean-Michel Gathy. Located 1,447 metres above sea level, this five-star deluxe resort enchants guests with its 119 elegant rooms and suites, meeting rooms equipped with the latest technology, award-winning restaurants and bars, a modern Spa and Health Club and a spa area that is probably unique in Switzerland - an oasis of calm and relaxation.

Amenities

Pool

Internet

Free Internet

Wifi

Free Wifi

Fitness center

Room service

Spa

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Restaurant

The Chedi Andermatt Reviews

2,259 reviews

"The Chedi Andermatt is without doubt a stunning hotel — beautiful architecture, impressive interiors, a luxurious atmosphere and exceptional attention to design. Visually, it certainly deserves its reputation. However, true luxury is not only about beautiful surroundings; it is also about how guests are made to feel. Unfortunately, the attitude of some members of the staff felt more superior than genuinely welcoming and service - oriented. In a hotel of this level, guests should experience warmth, attentiveness and hospitality rather than a sense of arrogance. A beautiful hotel with enormous potential, but the service culture should move from superiority to genuine hospitality. Sometimes, not all that glitters is gold."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 08, 2026

"Amazing hotel and service. Ambience and setting were spectacular and world class spa and dining. Can’t wait to go back in winter"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 08, 2026

"Extraordinary hotel in all fronts! Great location, architecture, food, spa,room, views, and all the rest Beyond believe facility We had the times of our life’s and cant wait to be back this time during ski season! 6 stars Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 03, 2026

"We stayed as a family with two young children in an Alpine Deluxe Suite for two nights whilst travelling through Switzerland on a summer road trip. This review is very simple to write as the hotel was absolutely incredible. The building and facilities itself are stunning. There is an amazing pool and spa area - the pool is ridiculously big! The room itself was frankly enormous and sumptuous - we have stayed in many top end hotels such as Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental and this was up there as possibly the nicest room we have stayed in. Dining was very good - we didn’t have a chance to try the Michelin star Japanese restaurant but the main restaurant was great - the main menu is a ‘sharing’ tasting menu concept - if anything there was a bit too much food for my wife and I but the cuisine was excellent. Finally, the service from the hotel staff was fantastic - friendly, attentive and efficient - exactly what you want and would expect at a hotel of this level. My wife and I would definitely love to come back and stay, possibly in the Winter. The only one ‘area for improvement’ I would mention is that the hotel does not technically have air conditioning - I think this is something to do with Swiss laws and instead they have air vents with some form of cooling system which is not AC. We found the room in the summer to be a little warmer than we would ideally like and that is the only thing we could possibly fault the Chedi on."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 03, 2026

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