The rooms at The Brecon exude an eccentric vintage charm, perfectly blended with contemporary elegance. Each space is thoughtfully designed by the award-winning studio Nicemakers, using natural fabrics like wool, linen, and cotton. The addition of art from Amsterdam’s Bisou gallery creates an atmosphere that feels more like a beautifully appointed home—one with breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps.

Just a step away, the Alpine landscape offers a world of hiking and skiing opportunities. The Brecon serves not only as a perfect base for exploring the majestic beauty of the Alps, but also as a sanctuary within. Inside, guests can discover a world of magic, whether indulging in gastronomic delights, lounging in the relaxation room, or unwinding in the always-heated pool with stunning mountain views.

Adelboden is a small village perched at 1,350 metres above sea level, where time-honoured Swiss traditions coexist with modern innovation. This picturesque haven is a treasure trove of Alpine charm and offers breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and verdant meadows.

Whether visitors wish to explore expansive trails on bike or foot, breathe in the crisp mountain air, or venture onto the slopes in the winter season, the area around Adelboden offers it all. This is a place where the past still exists, where nature rules all, and where every day unfolds with the quiet grace of Alpine life.

Wake up to expansive views of the Dolomites from your suite at FORESTIS. Each suite, crafted with natural wood and expansive windows, brings the outside in, reflecting the peace of the forest and surrounding natural world.

After a morning in the fresh mountain air, soothe your body at the spa, inspired by the four elements, with treatments that draw from pure mountain spring water and locally sourced ingredients. Drift between the indoor and outdoor pools, unwind in the sauna or steam bath, and let the views melt away any tension.

As evening falls, dining at FORESTIS becomes a journey in itself. Executive Chef Roland Lamprecht brings the region’s flavors to your plate, blending ingredients from local farmers and the surrounding forests. The step-shaped restaurant offers privacy and panoramic vistas, allowing you to savor dishes crafted with tradition and creativity while watching the sunset over the Dolomites.

FORESTIS is your gateway to South Tyrol’s endless adventures. In winter, carve through the slopes of Plose ski resort, with runs that challenge and thrill. Come summer, lace up your hiking boots or grab a bike to explore trails that weave through lush forests and alpine meadows, each turn revealing a new side of the landscape. Wander into Brixen’s medieval streets, where history is etched into every corner, or savor a cappuccino in a quaint café. Dive into the vibrant markets, sample regional specialties, and experience the artistry of local craftsmanship. From active pursuits to cultural encounters, FORESTIS offers an immersive experience of South Tyrol’s diverse landscape and heritage.

At CERVO, every detail embodies a commitment to conscious living. From locally sourced, organic amenities in the rooms to the solar-powered energy that sustains the resort, guests can unwind in comfort, knowing their stay is as gentle on the planet as it is on the senses.

Move from lounging on sun-drenched terraces with  panoramic views of the Swiss Alps  to exploring the artfully curated interiors, or transition from thrilling snow sports to the award-winning Ātman Mountain Spa, inspired by ancient hot-bathing traditions and offering unobstructed views of the Matterhorn. The possibilities are endless, and CERVO truly represents the perfect fusion of natural beauty, casual luxury, adventure, and self-discovery.

Situated just above the vibrant village of Zermatt, CERVO Mountain Resort offers a unique vantage point over the Swiss Alps. Positioned at the foot of the Sunnegga funicular, it provides seamless access to  mountain adventures, ski slopes, hiking trails,  and local cultural experiences.

Zermatt is a car-free haven, and CERVO embraces this ethos with electric shuttles and a steadfast commitment to reducing its carbon footprint. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking trails, ski slopes, and the stunning Matterhorn all within easy reach. After a day of exploration, return to CERVO to bask in the tranquil atmosphere, where sustainability and style intertwine, offering a refreshing take on luxury that’s as inspiring as the mountains themselves.

A blend of Alpine tradition and modern comfort makes up Schwarzwand’s 24 thoughtfully designed rooms. With handcrafted upholstered furniture, wool carpets, and oak wood panelling, they exude warmth and elegance and promise a cosy yet refined atmosphere.

While the fresh Alpine air is all around, beckoning guests out for a stroll or an exhilarating day of skiing, the hotel itself has much to offer. The wellness area, with sauna, blossom steam bath, and Kneipp foot basins, promises to soothe tired muscles, while Italian-Austrian dinners served with Mediterranean flair, await at the hotel’s restaurant.

And for nightcaps, there’s always the hotel’s marble-clad bar, serving classic cocktails and fine espressos to conclude days of relaxation, mountain spirit, and Alpine charm.

Lech is a picturesque Alpine village renowned as the cradle of skiing, boasting over 300 kilometres of diverse ski pistes. Whether you’re tackling the exhilarating Langer Zug, one of the steepest runs in the world, or experiencing the iconic White Ring, the thrill of the slopes is never far away.

For those who prefer to explore the outdoors at a gentler pace, Lech offers a 40-kilometre network of well-maintained winter hiking trails that meander through snow-covered forests, along the serene Lech river, and across steep mountain slopes.

Beyond its natural beauty, Lech also has a charming town centre and features beautiful buildings like the Sandbur Walserhaus, the oldest house in Lech, dating back to 1378.

At Grand Hotel Belvedere, your experience goes beyond just a stay – it’s a journey into comfort and indulgence. Picture yourself waking up to panoramic mountain views through floor-to-ceiling windows, with every suite designed to feel like your private alpine sanctuary. After a day in the fresh mountain air, soothe your body at the on-site spa, an architectural highlight crafted with a minimalist and mineral-heavy design by Saint Lazare. Featuring products and treatments by Susanne Kaufmann, the spa offers a serene escape with saunas, indoor and outdoor infinity pools, and treatment rooms surrounded by the hotel’s gardens and private forest. At Grand Hotel Belvedere, relaxation reaches a new level, all while enjoying views of the Jungfrau.

When it’s time to dine, the hotel offers two restaurants, each with its own distinct joie-de-vivre atmosphere. Savor dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients, including produce from the hotel’s garden and foraged treasures from nearby forests. Executive Chef Will Gordon brings these flavors to life, creating an authentic dining experience. Cap off your evening by the fireplace in the lounge, cocktail in hand, letting the warmth and ambiance wrap around you.

Wengen is your gateway to an adventure-filled escape. In winter, carve your way down the legendary slopes of the Jungfrau Ski Region, or take a slower pace with snowshoeing through snow-dusted forests that feel like a winter fairytale.

When summer arrives, lace up your hiking boots and set out on trails that lead to sweeping views from the Männlichen summit, with the peaks of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau as your backdrop. The nearby Lauterbrunnen Valley beckons with its cascading waterfalls and charming Swiss hamlets, perfect for a day of exploration. With every turn, Wengen reveals another layer of alpine beauty – discover it all from the welcoming base of Grand Hotel Belvedere.

Dutch designers Johan Bouman and Jeroen Wand recently revitalised the rooms at The Cambrian, transforming each into a serene retreat with an artisan’s touch that invites guests to unwind amidst the purest Alpine tranquility. While The Cambrian is the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding mountains and guests can find everything from hikes to bikes to snow and ski adventures on offer, the hotel itself is a destination in and of itself.

With a luxurious spa, featuring heated indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, rain showers, and a range of treatments, there is something here for mind, body, and soul.

For those with a passion for food, Bryn Williams’ restaurant elevates local Swiss ingredients with inventive dishes that carry a subtle Welsh influence. And for a more informal alternative, The Axe Bar & Grill offers relaxed, hearty meals in a setting inspired by the mountain landscapes.

At Hotel Schwarzschmied, nature and wellness go hand in hand. As a contemporary wellness retreat surrounded by lush slopes, apple orchards, and alpine scenery, guests are invited to reconnect mind, body, and soul through an exploration of holistic practices and treatments.

State-of-the-art fitness rooms, mindful yoga and sound-healing sessions, and a spa that emphasizes natural elements and local ingredients blend beautifully with the hotel’s year-round heated outdoor pool, sauna area, and intimate inner garden sessions designed as spaces for reflection.

The on-site restaurant, La Fucina, also aims to satisfy the soul, featuring fresh, farm-to-table cuisine that includes seasonal vegetables and regional specialties. All of this is set amidst a beautifully natural environment designed to foster inner peace and wellbeing.

Lana is surrounded by the natural beauty of South Tyrol. The landscape weaves together lush vineyards, dense forests, and majestic mountains, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking to reconnect with nature.

Picturesque paths and trails lead to stunning destinations like the Ulten Valley, with its ancient larch trees and pristine alpine lakes, or the Gampen Pass, which offers panoramic views of hills and valleys. The Vigiljoch, a mountain paradise, is ideal for quiet hikes or snowshoeing through meadows and forests.

The town’s rich cultural landscape, with nearly 50 churches, castles, and fortresses, is also worth exploring, while neighboring towns, including Bolzano, the vibrant regional capital, offer a more modern flair with fascinating design and entertainment opportunities.

Life at Parkhotel Mondschein focuses on relaxation, thoughtful design, and a deep connection to nature. The expansive garden provides a peaceful retreat in the midst of Bolzano, with sun loungers, a minimalist garden pool (open from March to October), and yoga sessions under the shade of ancient trees. The hotel encourages mindful movement with yoga and meditation classes, a sauna, and a fully equipped gym.

As the evening unfolds, Luna Bar welcomes guests with handcrafted cocktails, South Tyrolean wines, and the soft sounds of jazz. The adjacent Luna Restaurants offers italian classics of highest quality in an atmosphere of nonchalant elegance. Indulge in handmade pasta, fresh fish from the Adriatic coast, the best meats from local butchers and seasonal vegetables picked from the own garden.

Bolzano captures the essence of Italian and German influences, with its Art Nouveau buildings, bustling markets, and relaxed pace. Gothic architecture and cobblestone streets set the scene, while local cafes and boutique shops invite leisurely exploration.

The surrounding Dolomites create a stunning backdrop, and the nearby cable car offers easy access to panoramic mountain views. Bolzano blends culture and nature seamlessly, offering a city experience rooted in beauty, history, and the rhythm of South Tyrolean life.

Staying at Saltus means embracing relaxation and rejuvenation. From the moment guests wake up in rooms that blend with the surrounding forest, they are invited to experience the serenity of the landscape. The day might begin with a refreshing dip in the rooftop Sky Pools, where panoramic views of the Dolomites create a sense of being suspended in nature.

A seasonal breakfast follows, offering a taste of the region before exploring the peaceful trails that lead to the Forest Spa. Whether enjoying saunas beneath the forest canopy or participating in activities like yoga, hiking, and horseback riding, guests find themselves surrounded by a tranquil ambiance.

As evening falls, the Tschögglbergerhof restaurant serves locally sourced dishes, completing a day filled with the authentic flavors of South Tyrol.

Saltus is situated in San Genesio, a small mountain village just an eight-minute cable car ride from Bolzano, yet it feels like a different world, offering a peaceful stay amidst unspoiled landscapes. Visitors can explore Europe’s largest larch plateau, the Salto, and the rolling slopes of Monzoccolo, a destination for nature lovers with 800 kilometers of hiking trails and the famous Haflinger horses.

For those seeking a change of pace, the vibrant city life of Bolzano is within easy reach. Here, Alpine character meets Mediterranean flair, inviting visitors to wander through picturesque streets, savor seasonal culinary delights, and immerse themselves in the cultural richness of this historic city.