If you visit in the winter season, you can enjoy live music with a band playing classic rock and pop songs outside. The restaurant boasts a huge terrace with perfect views of the Matterhorn (because there can never be enough photo ops to capture this famous mountain in all its splendour). It can also be reached on foot for those who don’t ski or snowboard.
The Fluhalp mountain restaurant is located on the ski slopes and hiking trails of the Sunnegga-Blauherd-Rothorn area. Great quality food, accompanied by a great selection of wines. Visit Le Gitan for some of the best grilled specialities in town – you can even watch how the meat is prepared on the open fire. The desserts are all home-made (be sure to try their cheesecake) and they offer a seemingly endless selection of hot chocolates – and coffee. The place to go for all lovers of sweet treats in the centre of Zermatt. Do yourself a favour and order their delicious truffle fries and signature burger. The main restaurant has a large terrace that offers sweeping views of the village and of course – the Matterhorn. The Cervo can easily be found just at the end of the ski slope, so it’s the perfect gathering place for après-ski, with great drinks and a live DJ set. The hotel is designed in a modern, alpine style that instantly made us feel right at home. We’re at a slight loss for words at the sight of the Cervo – it’s just so stunning. Traditional wood is combined with leather and metal to create a truly unique dining experience. You’ll get the atmosphere of an old chalet, interpreted in a modern way with design elements from local architect Heinz Julen. Definitely try their amazing meat dishes, cooked at super high temperatures in a special charcoal oven. The coolest new restaurant in town, located in one of the oldest buildings in the heart of the village, next to the famous Hotel Monte Rosa. Open Tuesday through Saturday – just saying, because we don’t want you standing out in the cold on the wrong day Products are sourced regionally whenever possible, with the occasional trip to nearby Italy to add some Italian goodness to the menu. Indulge in the creative menus presented by two young chefs who are truly mixing up the Zermatt gastro scene. If that wasn’t already enough to convince you, the hotel also boasts a luxurious, state-of-the-art spa that should definitely not be missed.īrasserie Uno is the place to go for a casual fine dining experience in the heart of Zermatt. All the furnishings are hand-crafted in his studio in Zermatt and the walls showcase his art pieces. The signature style of the hotel’s owner – and artist, Heinz Julen is skilfully incorporated in every element of the hotel. With a strong focus on contemporary architecture and design, the hotel builds a unique contrast to many of the more classical chalets that can be found in Zermatt. If you’re wondering where to stay while in Zermatt, we can highly recommend the Backstage Hotel Vernissage, located in the centre of the village. Chez Vrony also offers an amazing selection of local cheeses, meats and of course, wines from the region. If you’ve been active on the slopes, taking in the sights on a hike or if you’re just craving a really juicy burger, try the famous Vrony Burger – trust us, you won’t regret it. Situated at 2100m altitude in Findeln, it offers guests unparalleled views of the even more iconic Matterhorn mountain and a huge selection of tasty lunch and apéro options, using local produce.
#BACKSTAGE HOTEL VERNISSAGE PLUS#
A unique three-hour experience is offered, comprising seven treatment "cubes" representing the seven days of creation, plus a host of special effects, including whale-song, live streaming from the Hubble Space Telescope, and movement-sensitive music and video installations.A visit to the iconic Chez Vrony restaurant is a must when in Zermatt. Guests can tuck into highly innovative Michelin-starred gourmet dining at the After Seven restaurant, but the real pièce de resistance of the property is the innovative wood, steel, and glass spa. In the basement, the entertainment space Vernissage contains an art gallery, cinema, and live music venue. For the ultimate design experience, request one of the six split-level, cube-shaped lofts when you book. (World-renowned local architect Heinz Julen is behind the design.) In stark contrast to the picturesque streets and chocolate-box chalets of Zermatt, Backstage offers a harsh urban setting: high-tech interiors of walnut, velvet, distressed leather, and brushed stainless steel. With its glass floors, floating fireplaces, and eccentric chandeliers made from musical instruments, this trailblazing, über-modern chalet hotel has won a clutch of design awards since its opening in 2010.
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