Why The Chedi Andermatt Is The Ultimate Alpine Wellness Retreat In Both Winter & SummerWhy The Chedi Andermatt Is The Ultimate Alpine Wellness Retreat

Why The Chedi Andermatt Is The Ultimate Alpine Wellness Retreat In Both Winter & Summer

The Chedi Andermatt designed by world-renowned architect-designer Jean Michel Gathy. It’s one of the world’s most unique alpine resorts infused with Asian design ethos. This is a refreshing approach as most hotels in the European Alps embody a more traditional design. Below, is an exclusive look into one of the world’s top alpine retreats. 

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What particularly stands out with this property is that guests from all over the world will visit Switzerland to experience the Chedi Andermatt, like me. I built my entire trip around visiting this property, which has been on my list for years. Additionally, the hotel offers a completely different experience when visiting the property in the winter versus the summer. Regardless, both seasons are equally dreamy. 

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Location & Setting

The Chedi is located in Andermatt, Switzerland (a tiny town with a population of about 1,000 in the Swiss Alps). 

The resort is easily accessible. The property can arrange a private car transfer from Zurich (which takes about 90 mins). Or you can take a train ride from either Zurich (1.5 hours), Milan (2 hours), or Munich (4 hours).  

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Accommodation

The rooms feel like you’re in your own mini, luxe chalet. The rooms are incredibly spacious and are adorned with a plush, king-sized bed, and alpine glamour furnishings, with an Asian touch. The bathroom has a luxurious feel to it. There’s a large freestanding bathtub situated in the middle, a rainfall shower, and Acqua Di Parma toiletries. 

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Wellness Galore 

The Chedi Andermatt is renowned for its focus on health and wellness. The Spa boasts a gorgeous indoor infinity pool; a state-of-the-art gym with Technogym equipment (this was one of the best hotel gyms I’ve ever seen); hydrotherapy facilities like wet and dry saunas, cold plunges, and steam showers; and, of course, fabulous Eastern-inspired treatments. 

The Spa’s luxe facilities, particularly the indoor pool, boast scenic views of the mountains. It’s so relaxing that you’ll want to lounge here all day. 

I think staying at the Chedi Andermatt without experiencing the spa would be incomplete. I recommend booking the Chedi Alpine Massage and to get the full experience. Remember to visit the wet/dry saunas and steam showers before your treatment.

As the resort is located in the Alps, outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy a wide variety of activities ranging from hiking and biking to skiing or snowshoeing in the winter. Yoga, pilates, and private gym lessons are also available upon request. 

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Nutrition 

The Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and offers delicious European and Asian cuisine. Upon entering the Restaurant, you’ll encounter the Chedi Andermatt’s impressive glass-housed Cheese Cellar, boasting an array of mouthwatering Swiss cheeses changed daily. 

This alpine wonder takes Japanese cuisine seriously: high at the top of the mountains, guests can also experience The Japanese By The Chedi Andermatt, which is Switzerland’s highest Japanese restaurant, and a Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant located on the hotel grounds. 

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Gabrielle Robins

Gabrielle Robins is a Marketing Communications Director and in her free time loves to produce unique travel and lifestyle content on her favourite places in the world. Gabrielle loves to find off-the-beaten-path, wellness gems for discerning travelers and has written for internationally acclaimed publications like Conde Nast Traveler, Tatler, and Coveteur.

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