Even though The Chedi Andermatt is located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, guests do get the feeling of being in a luxury resort in South-East Asia. The reason for that: the five-star deluxe hotel combines an Alpine look with Asian style in great harmony.
Incoming guests are welcomed with Asian charm in the shape of fragrant tea and hot towels. This makes pre-relaxation easy to prepare for lighting the fire place in one of the 123 cozy rooms and enjoying the view of the Andermatt mountains from the panoramic windows.
The two restaurants The Japanese and The Restaurant, both awarded with 15 Gault-Millau points, also promise pleasure with Asian and European delights. Since 2017, The Japanese also proudly owns a Michelin star. And those who need to be spoiled even more should visit the 2400 square meter large The Spa, which features an wholistic spa and health concept based on the traditions of Asian healing.
Take the cable car to the 2961 meter high Gemsstock above Adermatt and enjoy the greatest panoramic view of Central Switzerland.
Architecture
Jean-Michel Gathy, Denniston Architects and Planners Ltd., Kuala Lumpur
Interior Design
Jean-Michel Gathy, Denniston Architects and Planners Ltd., Kuala Lumpur
Design
Custom-made by Jean-Michel Gathy, Hästens, Aqua die Parma
