The newspaper SonntagsZeitung has released their winter hotel ratings, with Gstaad-area properties earning top marks.
Tomorrow all are welcome to the Open House at Müller Medien, which produces both GSTAADLIFE magazine and the Anzeiger von Saanen.
Grand Hotel Park has welcomed a new chef to its culinary team ahead of the upcoming winter season.
Marwan Naja, left, and Günter Weilguni, right, in front of the upcoming HUUS project. Photo: Mark Nolan Text: GSTAADLIFE The Steigenberger Hotel Gstaad-Saanen has been acquired by the newly established HUUS Gstaad AG.
Text: GSTAADLIFE After a bumpy start to 2015, the latest tourism figures show reason for cautious celebration. Throughout Switzerland, September 2015 figures are comparable to those from September 2014, with a small increase of 1%.
Christa Hauswirth and Helmut Haldi are set to take over Charly's in Gstaad. Photo:AvS Text: GSTAADLIFE Christa Hauswirth and Helmut Haldi have announced they will take over Gstaad’s legendary Charly’s café.
Photo: AvS/Anja Moosmann Text: GSTAADLIFE The Saanenland must say goodbye to its mountain airfield. Gumm, which is situated above Feutersoey, will be closed along with Rosenegg-West in Grindelwald, Switzerland’s Federal Council announced last week.
Photo: AvS Text: GSTAADLIFE The decade-long renovation of the road from to Saanenmöser to Zweisimmen continues as planned, with the second half of the project now on display at the municipality of Saanen.
By Alexis Munier The boom in second homes that contributed to the economy of the Saanenland may now be over. This spring, Switzerland’s government officially put Lex Weber, commonly called the “second home initiative” on the books.
Text: GSTAADLIFE The beleaguered local mountain railways company, Bergbahnen Destination Gstaad (BDG) presented another plan for restructuring and rehabilitation this April 2015.
Last winter, the Anzeiger von Saanen held a roundtable discussion with several real estate agencies in the Saanenland.
Photo: AvS Text: Sophie Green Nestled in the heart of this magical valley, elite private schools have been attracting students from around world for half a century.
In the latest move toward Institut Le Rosey’s campus expansion, the Canton of Bern has given long-awaited approval on the building site permit and street renovation.
Photo: AvS Housing prices in the Saanenland have skyrocketed in recent years. Whether it’s a 20 million-franc historic chalet, or a 700,000-franc 2.5 room apartment, properties are squarely out of reach for most locals.
The Molkerei, dairy cooperative of Gstaad, is moving to greener pastures. On Thursday, November 29th the General Assembly voted unanimously to purchase a plot of land on which to build their new production and storage facility.
It has been a long decline for the financial and physical health of the mountain railways of the Saanenland. Troubled times hit Bergbahnen Destination Gstaad (BDG) several years ago, and have continued to mount.
The long-awaited bi-annual city fair is here again. Billing itself as 'The largest showcase in the Saanenland', the Gstaadermesse will host approximately 70 stands.