Activities at Hotel Solsana

As a hotel guest, you may enjoy the following services we have on offer

Advice on diverse excursions in the region
Mountain bikes, tandems und electro bikes to rent
Sauna, sanarium and solarium (extra cost), small fitness room
Indoor swimming pool (20x10m, 29°) with whirlpool and Massage courant
Outdoor sunbathing
Skittle alley, library with music room, diverse society games
Table Tennis, soccer table
Playroom for our smaller guests, video room with Play station
Free wireless internet access in the restaurant sector and at the bar
For Rent: Net book in German or French
Outdoor playground, caressing zoo with dwarf goats, duck pond
Own alpine walking path, also designed for visually-impaired guests
Trained care for visually-impaired guests
Excursions with accompanying person on request (extra cost)

Discover the many possible activities on
offer in the Gstaad region

Winter

Ski and Snowboard, ski cross, night skiing, snow parks, winter sport schools
Cross-country skiing, sledging, winter hiking, snow hiking with rackets
Ice-skating, curling
Horse-sledge tours, ski tours, paragliding
Helicopter skiing, tour flights, dog-sledge tours
Snow golf, hot-air balloon tours, ice-climbing, bowling

Summer

Hiking, biking, golf, mountain-climbing
Swimming and bathing, tennis, beach volleyball
Summer sledge, trottinette and bike board, horse-sledge tours
River rafting, horse-riding, fishing, paragliding
Tour flights, hot-air balloon tours, nordic walking, minigolf
Additional details and activities as well as general information’s about Destination Gstaad-Saanenland can be found under www.gstaad.ch

Unique in so many ways

The holiday destination of Gstaad is unique in so many ways. Visitors to this region will find leisure activities and room for enjoyment combined with a virtually unprecedented range of cultural and sporting activities – nestled in a magnificent Alpine landscape.

The combination is unrivalled: the internationally recognised brand of Gstaad thus generates a value which resonates well beyond the main target group. Gstaad’s slogan ‘come up, slow down’ underlines its range of offers, the surprising diversity of which can be consumed appreciatively.

Alpine genuineness Despite a history of tourism dating back more than 100 years in the region, a genuine Alpine lifestyle still prevails in the destination of Gstaad. For instance, there are approx. 150 agricultural businesses, 80 alps still in operation and about 7,000 cows. Houses with a chalet architectural style dominate the villages in the region. Forests, meadows, streams and lakes – surrounded by a magnificent mountain panorama – create an impressive backdrop.

Diversity in summer and winter Gstaad has a wide range of winter sports on offer with 250 kilometres of ski slopes and the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland. Gstaad is one of the top three cross-country ski areas in Switzerland and is considered a toboggan fan’s and freerider’s paradise. In the warmer months, Gstaad attracts visitors with its 300 kilometres of walking tracks, mountain railways, bike touring and climbing opportunities as well as an idyllic 18-hole golf course. In the area of beauty and wellness, Gstaad is one of the leading providers.

First class cuisine More than 100 restaurants ranging from a cosy raclette restaurant to a gourmet restaurant are available to choose from. The renowned Gault & Millau restaurant guide recently awarded 14 chefs from the region a total of 207 points. The Alpine businesses also offer various accommodation options.

Alpine ‘capital’ of major events Visitors to the region can choose from more than 1,000 different events listed in the event calendar. Some of these events have a top international format, such as the Menuhin Festival or the Allianz Suisse Open tennis tournament.