Hotel facts

Set between the Gemsstock and Nätschen peaks, The Chedi Andermatt combines contemporary five-star luxury with an unmistakable blend of Alpine architecture and Asian design. Created by renowned architect Jean-Michel Gathy, the hotel brings together exceptionally spacious rooms, award-winning dining, a 2,400 sqm spa and dedicated ski service in the heart of Andermatt.

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Design & Atmosphere

• The Chedi Andermatt is defined by its unique Alpine-Asian design language. Architect Jean-Michel Gathy combines warm timber, natural stone, fireplaces and panoramic windows with the calm symmetry and understated elegance of Asian interiors. Despite its scale, the hotel feels remarkably warm and relaxed rather than formal. The name “Chedi” itself refers to a temple, which perfectly reflects the philosophy behind the interiors.

Rooms & Suites

• Space is a major part of the experience. The hotel has 119 rooms and suites, starting from approximately 52 sqm and extending to the extraordinary 318 sqm Furka 3-Bedroom Signature Suite with its own private spa. Alpine Deluxe Rooms currently range from 55–69 sqm and feature fireplaces, balconies, natural stone, fine Alpine woods, smart TVs, Bose systems and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Dining

• The Chedi Andermatt has become one of Switzerland’s most serious culinary mountain hotels. Its three principal restaurants hold a combined three Michelin stars and 49 GaultMillau points. The Japanese is awarded two Michelin stars and 18 GaultMillau points, while The Japanese at Gütsch, located high above Andermatt, holds another Michelin star. The Restaurant offers European and Asian cuisine prepared across four show kitchens.

The Spa & Health Club

• The 2,400 sqm Spa & Health Club combines Alpine calm with Asian wellness traditions. Facilities include a large indoor pool, heated outdoor pool, hydrotherapy areas, saunas, steam baths, relaxation spaces and a fully equipped fitness studio. The 35-metre indoor pool beneath its glass roof is one of the hotel’s most striking architectural features.

Skiing

• The Chedi is exceptionally well positioned for skiing in Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis, with around 180 km of slopes across the wider destination. Dedicated Ski Butlers take care of equipment, organisation and local recommendations, while the Gütsch Express is only a few minutes from the hotel.

The Cheese Humidor

• Switzerland takes cheese seriously, and The Chedi takes it even further. Its striking glass cheese tower contains an extensive selection of matured Swiss cheeses, including varieties aged for up to 48 months and made from cow, sheep and goat milk. It remains one of the hotel’s most memorable culinary features.

The Wine & Cigar Libraries

• Two of our favourite places in the hotel. The Wine Library offers an intimate setting and an extensive selection of fine wines, while The Cigar Library houses more than 1,000 cigars from 15 countries, making it one of the most impressive cigar selections you are likely to find in an Alpine hotel.

Summer & Golf

• Andermatt is very much a year-round destination. During summer, guests can play the nearby 18-hole, par-72 championship Andermatt Golf Course, dramatically positioned in the Ursern Valley, alongside hiking, cycling and other mountain activities.

Location

• The hotel sits in the centre of Andermatt, around five minutes on foot from the village centre and within walking distance of the railway station. Zurich Airport is approximately 90 minutes away by car, while Lucerne is around one hour away.