The Hotel Olden
A century-old Gstaad boutique hotel on the traffic-free promenade, close to the station, shops and village dining.
Hotel Olden is Gstaad without the need to announce itself from the mountaintop. It sits in the village’s traffic-free pedestrian zone, which is exactly where you want to be when boots, boutiques and dinner reservations all have opinions.
The hotel dates to 1899 and sits in the centre of Gstaad, a short walk from the train station and close to shopping and dining. It has been a meeting point for regular guests for a century, set on the traffic-free promenade next to the Tourist Office. The promenade address is the headline.
This is a smaller, more central kind of luxury than the grand palace-on-a-hill version of Gstaad. It suits couples, solo travellers and short stays where the pleasure is being in the village rather than above it. Step out for a stroll, return for dinner, repeat with better knitwear.
Choose Hotel Olden when the point is proximity: the station nearby, the promenade outside, and Gstaad’s polished Alpine theatre unfolding at human scale.
