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Gstaad is like the cool kid of Swiss ski resorts – stylish, but totally welcoming. It's got slopes for all levels, so whether you're just starting out or can ski blindfolded, you're in for a good time. The town itself is pretty swanky, with lots of high-end shops and eateries, but it still keeps a laid-back vibe. Après ski in Gstaad is a mix of chic bars and cozy spots, so you can pick your mood. The food scene is top-notch, with everything from gourmet restaurants to casual, tasty eats. What's really cool about Gstaad is that it's not just about skiing; there's a whole vibe here that makes you feel like you're part of something special.
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Reviews
Lin - intermediate skier
Jan, 5 - 2025
This resort of rarely crowded and lift queues are never an issue. Great for beginner and intermediate skiers. Not much of a nightlife unless the high class options are available to you.
Mark - intermediate skier
Dec, 30 - 2024
Low attitude ski centre, not much snow beginning or end of winter. Need to travel to other higher ski areas. Nice village but quite expensive.
Tomas - intermediate skier
Dec, 29 - 2024
Lovely town in a great setting. Very useful to have the airport in Saanen.
Skiing not always the best as quite low but great shopping and restaurants and some of the higher towns have better skiing such as Launen.
There is the Glacier 3000 nearby which usually has better snow.
Overall definitely need a car and everything rather pricey.
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