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Park Gstaad
Gstaad, Switzerland · Independent · Core Luxury
Hans and Rosalie Reuteler opened Park Gstaad in 1910 above the village, a house that sheltered the Aga Khan and later Grace of Monaco and Audrey Hepburn. Seventy-five rooms still face the original lift, which is still running, while Joseph Dirand rebuilds the interiors for a Four Seasons reopen in summer 2027. Until that summer, the door still says Park.
- 75 rooms
- Opened 1910
- Interiors: Joseph Dirand
About Park Gstaad
- Seventy-five rooms at Park Gstaad, opened 1910 as Park Hotel Reuteler, Gstaad's first grand five-star. MICHELIN Two Keys 2025.
- The original lift still runs. Joseph Dirand is designing the interiors for a Four Seasons reopen in summer 2027. Until that summer the door still says Park Gstaad.
- Gstaad village above the gondola, already on GPS 46.47097, 7.28882. Kept independent until the 2027 reopen.
History
The Park Hotel Reuteler opened in 1910 as Gstaad's first grand five-star, built by Hans and Rosalie Reuteler. It sheltered the Aga Khan during the Second World War and later welcomed Field Marshal Montgomery, Grace of Monaco, David Niven, Peter Ustinov and Audrey Hepburn. The original lift is still in service. After a 2006 spa renovation and a 2010 centenary redecoration by Federica Palacios, Joseph Dirand and Squircle Capital are rebuilding the house to reopen as The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel in summer 2027, 75 rooms and suites plus residences. The door remains Park Gstaad until that reopen.
The setting
Above Gstaad village, a short walk to the ski gondola.
Restaurants and bars
- Chubut — Restaurant · Argentinian
Awards
- MICHELIN Two Keys (2025)
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