Often dubbed Gstaad’s “living room,” The Lobby Bar at Gstaad Palace sits just off the garden terrace with classic low‑slung seating and polished wood shine. It’s the obvious rendezvous for an aperitif or nightcap – think club sandwiches and signature cocktails alongside fine Swiss wines. Bartenders craft classics from Martinis to Old Fashioneds with expert mixing technique, while live piano or jazz sets fill the room as the evening rolls on.

The Palace Spa leans into traditional wellness rather than trend‐driven treatments. Facilities include an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and calm spaces for deep massages and classic facials. Service mirrors the hotel’s old‐world rhythm: discreet, polished and incredibly attentive. A loyal following of long‐term guests returns year after year. Access is mainly for hotel residents, with limited day spa availability outside peak periods.

Under the Palace is Gstaad’s main late‐night hangout. Established in the 1970s, it’s regarded as the hotspot of nightlife in the village, with DJs and a matchbox‐sized dance floor that keeps things groovy once bars close. It’s casually dressed up and always popular, especially in peak winter weeks, drawing a mix of hotel guests and visitors who want to stay out after dinner without leaving the village.