About
The Chedi Andermatt makes an architectural statement in the Swiss Alps, blending contemporary Asian design with local mountain culture. Jean-Michel Gathy, the acclaimed architect, envisioned the space. Inside, Switzerland’s longest indoor swimming pool stretches thirty-five meters, sunlight pouring through floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame snow-covered peaks during the winter season.
The hotel’s 123 rooms and suites offer a warm sanctuary. Imagine oak, leather, and cashmere underfoot, a crackling fireplace, and a freestanding bathtub for soaking. Each balcony provides direct views of the Urseren Valley.
A 2,400-square-meter spa waits. Find a Japanese onsen bath, fragrant herbal steam rooms, and Alpine wellness treatments.
For dining, The Restaurant serves modern European dishes. The Japanese Restaurant offers authentic sushi and robata grill specialties. For something truly local, the intimate Cheese Factory is a must-try.
Winter brings ski-in and ski-out access to SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun. This domain boasts over 120 kilometers of slopes, a truly exciting addition to Swiss skiing. When summer arrives, the valley transforms. It’s perfect for hiking or a round of golf on the 18-hole championship course, impressively designed by Kurt Rossknecht. The Chedi Andermatt isn't just a hotel; it’s where East encounters West in the Alps, offering deep tranquility, bold design, and high-altitude adventure.
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Highlights
- Longest indoor pool in Switzerland
- Alpine-Asian design
- 2,400 sqm spa
- Ski-in/ski-out access
Unique Feature
Amenities
Hotel Facilities
WiFi
- Complimentary
Pool
- 35m indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
Wellness & Spa
- The Spa & Health Club
- Sauna world
- Gym
- Yoga
Parking
- Underground garage
Services
- Ski concierge
- Golf academy
- Concierge
Room Amenities
Bathroom
- Rain shower
- Freestanding bathtub
- Heated floors
Bed Types
- King
- Twin
Climate
- Individual climate control
Entertainment
- 55" TV
- Bose sound system
Room Types
- Deluxe Room
- Grand Deluxe
- Suite
- Penthouse
- Chalet
Dining & Bars
Restaurants (4)
- Japanese
- Swiss
- Mediterranean
- Asian
Bars (2)
- The Bar & Living Room
- Cigar lounge
Meal Options
- Breakfast
- À la carte
Location
Interesting Nearby
Sights
- Devil's Bridge (Teufelsbrücke)3,0 km
- Oberalp Pass10,0 km
- Glacier Express Route0,5 km
Sports & Leisure
- Andermatt-Sedrun Ski Area0,3 km
- Andermatt Golf Course (18-Hole)0,5 km
- The Chedi Spa (2,400 sqm)0,1 km
Restaurants
- The Restaurant (Chedi)0,1 km
- The Japanese Restaurant (Chedi)0,1 km
- Gasthaus Ochsen0,3 km
Nightlife
- The Bar & Living Room (Chedi)0,1 km
- Pinte Andermatt0,3 km
Shopping
- Andermatt Village Shops0,2 km
- Andermatt Swiss Alps Resort0,3 km
Frequently Asked Questions about The Chedi Andermatt
What makes The Chedi Andermatt special?
Jean-Michel Gathy’s design for The Chedi Andermatt marries Alpine tradition with Asian grace. You’ll find Switzerland's longest hotel pool here, 35 meters of tranquil water. There’s also a top-tier Japanese restaurant serving exquisite sushi and sashimi, plus easy ski-in/ski-out access to the SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun’s 180+ kilometers of pistes.
Is the hotel ski-in/ski-out?
Absolutely. The hotel offers direct entry to the Andermatt-Sedrun ski area, just a brief walk to the Gütsch-Express gondola. The ski concierge takes care of everything: equipment, passes, lessons. Come summer, those same lifts whisk you up to fantastic hiking and biking trails.
What is the dining scene like?
The Japanese Restaurant, helmed by Dietmar Sawyere, consistently ranks among Switzerland's best, specializing in omakase, robata, and sushi. For Alpine-inspired fare, The Restaurant offers Swiss-international cuisine. And for a nightcap, The Chedi Bar pours over 200 whiskies and craft cocktails.
What summer activities are available?
Play a round at the Andermatt Swiss Alps Golf Course. Hike the Vier-Quellen-Weg. Or mountain bike the challenging local trails. Ride the Glacier Express. Take a dip in a cold alpine lake. The 2,400 sqm spa and its indoor pool are always open, a welcome escape from summer rain.
What is the average cost of a stay at The Chedi Andermatt?
A standard room at The Chedi Andermatt usually begins at CHF 600-900 nightly in the quieter months. During peak winter, though, expect suites and larger accommodations to easily hit CHF 1,500-2,500 per night. These rates reflect the hotel's 5-star superior status and the generous amenities, including a 35-meter indoor pool. Secure your ski season dates early; demand is high.
When is the best time to visit The Chedi Andermatt for skiing or summer activities?
Skiing at The Chedi Andermatt is prime from December through April. You'll find every slope open, snow conditions perfect for carving. For summer's best, think hiking or teeing off; June to September brings comfortable temperatures, typically 15-25°C. The alpine meadows burst with color then, a visible shift from the winter white. This hotel welcomes guests year-round, so pick your season.
What are the transfer options and costs from Zurich Airport (ZRH) to The Chedi Andermatt?
Getting from Zurich Airport (ZRH) to The Chedi Andermatt offers a few solid options. A private transfer takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, running CHF 300-500 one-way. This depends on your chosen vehicle, perhaps a spacious Mercedes V-Class with leather seats. For a more budget-friendly and scenic journey, take the train from Zurich HB directly to Andermatt. Tickets are around CHF 50-80 per person. The hotel is a short, pleasant walk from the Andermatt train station. Enjoy views of alpine meadows and dramatic peaks.
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