The 28 Best Spa Hotels in Switzerland

Spa areas in this selection range from 300 m² to 10,000 m². When you are looking for the best spa resorts in Switzerland, compare the spa itself: are there indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna landscape, thermal or brine water, separate areas for women or for adults?Bürgenstock Hotel · on Lake LucerneAmong the properties in this selection, Bürgenstock Hotel has the largest spa: 10,000 m² above Lake Lucerne with five pools, including the outdoor Hollywood Pool, plus saunas, a hammam and relaxation areas. Next comes the 5,500 m² Spa Nescens at Victoria Jungfrau Grand Hotel Interlaken, with a large indoor pool, a year-round outdoor brine pool and an open-air whirlpool.

Built into the mountain, the Bergoase spa at Tschuggen Grand Hotel Arosa spans 5,000 m² over four floors, designed by Mario Botta with glass sails, indoor and outdoor pools at 34 °C, Kneipp pools and a grotto with a waterfall. The spa at The Dolder Grand Zurich covers 4,000 m² with separate ladies' and gentlemen's spas, an Aqua Zone with a 25-meter pool, a snow paradise and a meditation space under a mirror-mosaic dome; children are welcome from age 12.

Le Grand Bellevue Gstaad packs a Thermal Oasis with 17 wellness zones into its 3,000 m² spa, including a hay sauna, an infrared sauna, a hammam, an outdoor Finnish sauna and a Himalayan salt grotto. At Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz, water from the Mauritius spring feeds the 2,800 m² Alpine Spa, with a Kneipp stream, four saunas, a separate Ladies Spa, heated indoor and outdoor pools and a cryotherapy chamber at −110 °C.

For true thermal water, go to Grand Resort Bad Ragaz: in the Tamina thermal baths you soak indoors and outdoors in water at 36.5 °C from the Tamina Gorge, alongside a sauna world, a private spa and a family spa. At 7132 Hotel Vals, hotel guests can use the thermal baths from 7 am to 8 pm; Peter Zumthor built them in 1996 from 60,000 slabs of Vals quartzite, and the 30 °C St. Peter spring feeds them.

On Lake Geneva, La Réserve Geneva relies on the anti-aging concept of Swiss clinic brand Nescens: about 2,500 m² with medical, nutrition and physiotherapy experts, plus indoor and outdoor pools, hammams and saunas. On Lake Maggiore, the spa at Castello del Sole Beach Resort & SPA also covers 2,500 m²; its signature VinoAqua Therapy is a scrub made from the estate's own grapes, and the hydropool has more than 750 jets.

Two spas of around 2,000 m² each: the one at Hotel Eden Roc Ascona, designed by Carlo Rampazzi, with four pool and whirlpool areas, a Kneipp pool and a ladies' area, and the Six Senses Spa at The Alpina Gstaad with a salt room, sound healing and heated water beds. Sauna lovers find a hay bath, laconium and rasul across 2,100 m² at Walliserhof Grand Hotel Saas-Fee in Saas-Fee, and nine sauna and steam options at Lenkerhof Lenk, including salt and ice grottos.

Smaller, but in a special spot: Kempinski Palace Engelberg has its 880 m² spa on the roof, with a panoramic pool behind glass. The 800 m² Fire & Ice SPA at Bergwelt Grindelwald - Alpine Design Resort has won the DACH SPA Award three years in a row. At Chasa Montana Samnaun, the Montana Spa covers 1,500 m², with an 18-by-9-meter Roman sports pool and an outdoor saltwater jacuzzi.

Bathing works differently at Cervo Mountain Resort Zermatt: the Atman Mountain Spa is spread across the grounds, with a Japanese-style onsen, a Bhutanese hot-stone herbal bath in a wooden hut, a natural cold pool and two Mongolian yurts for massages and relaxation.

In this selection, a luxury spa hotel in Switzerland starts at 207 € a night at Chasa Montana Samnaun and goes up to 1877 € at The Alpina Gstaad. The table shows the price, selected suitespot benefits and the spa of each property, sorted by region.Mont Cervin Palace ZermattFor a spa weekend, look at the credit: at some properties you can use it in the spa, for example at THE VIEW Lugano or La Réserve Geneva. You will find all properties with availability in the hotel list below.

What's included everywhere: daily breakfast for two is included at every property in this selection, and an upgrade subject to availability almost everywhere. There is no booking fee with suitespot, and the benefits come on top.

Points and status can be earned at many properties: Leaders Club with your member number, for example at Lausanne Palace, I Prefer at 7132 Hotel Vals and The Alpina Gstaad, GHA Discovery at the Kempinski properties in St. Moritz and Engelberg, Marriott Bonvoy at W Verbier and Hotel Giardino Ascona, and Accor Live Limitless at Fairmont Le Montreux Palace. Because suitespot books at direct rates, you keep your points and status benefits.