Zermatt

Stylish seasonal ski-in/ski-out resort sanctuary offering panoramas of the Matterhorn from a 7,300-foot wooded plateau above Zermatt. — Hideaway Report

Zermatt’s oldest hotel, on a coveted corner near the Matterhorn. — Travel + Leisure

This restaurant serves modern, Mediterranean inspired cuisine at stylishly dressed tables in a setting of fashionable Alpine chic. MICHELIN guide inspectors. — Michelin Guide

The four-pearl Chalet Hotel Schoenegg offers upscale comfort in the alpine village of Zermatt. — Oyster

This beautiful boutique hotel near the gondola oozes style, from the sleek slate-floored reception and cozy bar with its Chesterfield sofas, to the indulgently spacious suites. — Frommer's

After a complete renovation, this Leading Hotels of the World property remains luxurious, genteel, and one of Zermatt's grandes dames. — Fodor's

This cozy family-run charmer, a five-minute walk from the main train station, boasts a convenient location and friendly service that has helped make it a favorite since opening in 1896. — Fodor's

The Bellerive is a friendly, family-run three-star superior hotel in central Zermatt, offering a ‘Sky Suite’ with fairytale front-line views of the Matterhorn and an excellent homemade breakfast buffet at great value for money. — The Telegraph

This picture-postcard, chalet-style hotel, with its balconies of geraniums, is a moderately priced gem amid the many four- and five-star hotels in Zermatt. — Frommer's

Just a couple of minutes on foot from the train station, the Schlosshotel is one of the few hotels in Zermatt which incorporates an ancient wooden chalet into its structure. — Frommer's

This welcoming, traditional-style hotel is perfectly located for skiers and mountain trekkers. — Frommer's

This Belle Epoque four-star majestically presides over central Zermatt, where it enjoys some of the resort’s best views of the Matterhorn. — The Telegraph

Mounted-antler lodge meets minimalist Swiss design at this boutique hotel in the shadow of the Matterhorn. — Jetsetter