One of Gstaad Palace’s most recognisable dinner rooms, filled with crisp white linens, polished silverware and subtle tableside theatrics. Think Chateaubriand carved at the table and salt‐crusted sea bass deboned on the platter. A broad European‐leaning wine list with Swiss representation complements the classics. Evenings draw a smart crowd who know exactly why they come, and what to order. It remains one of the village’s most booked dinner reservations.

Stripes of umbrellas and loungers line the Olympic‐sized pool. Lanes fit active swimmers, while families and sunbathers spread out on lawns. A five‐metre diving platform also adds playful competition with the kids. Champagne on ice and croque monsieurs are the go‐to order at lunchtime. The combination of open‐air swimming, sun, and dramatic views makes it a lively, social summer spot.

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.

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.