Look forward to an unforgettable winter vacation 2024/25 in the Swiss Alps. The Chedi Andermatt is once again transforming its sunny courtyard into a traditional and cozy winter village in the mountains, offering all guests hearty meals and warming drinks as well as festive, nostalgic experiences.
Find yourself surrounded by fir trees as they amble down snow-covered paths leading to a real forest, with small clearings and traditional Swiss and Scandinavian cabins to explore. Experiences include intimate dining at The Chalet and The Kota - a typical Scandinavian hut built around a fire pit - a Finnish barrel sauna, and a lively Village Square.
Staying true to The Chedi Andermatt’s sustainable ethos, every cabin in the Winter Village has been made with local wood, whilst The Winter Village makes the most of the natural light shining through the trees, using only a few additional lanterns to illuminate The Courtyard. Fir trees have been planted in pots, so they can be re-used around the town of Andermatt after the festive season.
The charming winter pop-up restaurant, The Chalet, returns to The Courtyard to serve up Swiss specialties such as raclette and cheese fondue. A heated lounge seating up to 40 guests, with cozy gathering spots around open fireplaces.
We're looking forward to welcoming you again for the winter season 2024/25.
The Dome in The Winter Village is a 30 square meter glass cube for enjoyable hours under the stars. In this almost magical space, you can meet for a drink, dine, or enjoy an aperitif after the snow has fallen..
Located at The Courtyard, The Kota is available for exclusive use. During the day, The Kota is an intimate spot for small events. As the sun sets, up to 8 guests can enjoy a private dinner around the grill.
We're looking forward to welcoming you again for the winter season 2024/25.
The Winter Village is a convivial space for guests of all ages to enjoy. On selected afternoons, The Chedi Bear Club will take excursions to The Winter Village for games, 'guetzle', handicrafts and to meet the roaming llamas. The Chedi Andermatt has worked in collaboration with a local llama farm for a number of years and recently adopted a friendly llama.
