Hotel Landhaus
A practical three-star base in Gstaad's village centre, with the mountains outside the window
A place to stay in Gstaad
Hotel Landhaus is a three-star hotel in the centre of Gstaad village, Switzerland. It holds a guest rating of 4.2/5 from 289 reviews, with location, cleanliness and comfort standing out as its strongest points. Rooms look out over the mountains or the town, and the property runs its own restaurant and bar, a terrace and sun deck, and ski storage for winter stays. Rates start from CHF 334 a night. Pets are welcome.
Who this stay suits
A straightforward, well-kept three-star in the middle of Gstaad village, suited to skiers and walkers who value location and cleanliness over frills.
Best for
- ski trips in the Gstaad area
- travellers with pets
- couples wanting a central village base
- families needing family rooms
Less suited to
- guests after luxury facilities
In the village centre
The hotel sits right in Gstaad's village centre, so shops, restaurants and the mountain railways are reached on foot. Guests consistently rate the location as one of the property's strongest points.
Mountain-facing rooms
Rooms are simple and around 20 m², with views over the mountains or the town. Each has an attached bathroom, flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi, with a socket by the bed.
Terrace and sun deck
A terrace and sun deck give outdoor space in both seasons, useful after a day on the slopes in winter or out on the hiking trails in summer.
Rooms & suites
Double Room
20.0 m² · 2 twin beds
- Mountain view
- City view
- Attached bathroom
- Flat-screen TV
- Free Wifi
Standout features
Inside Hotel Landhaus
Amenities at Hotel Landhaus
Most popular facilities
- Non-smoking rooms
- Restaurant
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Parking
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- Skiing
- Bar
Great for your stay
- Restaurant
- Parking
- Private bathroom
- Pet friendly
- Free Wifi
- Flat-screen TV
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Towels
- Bath or shower
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Free toiletries
- Hairdryer
Bedroom
- Linens
- Wardrobe or closet
View
- Mountain view
Outdoors
- Sun deck
- Terrace
Winter and summer at Gstaad
Ski season
Summer season
With 289 reviews, Hotel Landhaus holds a guest rating of 4.2/5. Location, cleanliness and comfort are the three areas guests rate most strongly, which fits a simple, well-run property in the middle of the village rather than a resort-style stay.
- Staff8.6
- Facilities8.2
- Cleanliness8.9
- Comfort8.7
- Value For Money8
- Location9.3
- Free Wifi8.1
Good to know
Frequently asked
Where is Hotel Landhaus located?
It is in the centre of Gstaad village, Switzerland, so the village's shops, restaurants and mountain transport are within walking distance.
What room types does the hotel have?
The listed room is a Double Room of 20 m² with two twin beds, an attached bathroom, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi and mountain or city views. Family rooms are also available at the property.
Is breakfast included or available?
The hotel serves breakfast, which is listed among its facilities and described as good. It also has an on-site restaurant and a bar for other meals and drinks.
Does the hotel have parking?
Yes, parking is available on site, which makes it workable for guests arriving in Gstaad by car.
Can I bring a pet?
Yes, Hotel Landhaus is pet-friendly, with pet-friendly rooms listed among its signature features.
Is the hotel good for a ski trip?
It works well as a ski base: there is ski storage, a ski pass vendor and a ski school available at an extra charge. The Gstaad winter season runs early December to mid-April.
What is there to do in summer?
The summer season runs mid-June to late September.
Is the hotel suitable for families?
Yes. Family rooms are available, and there is a game room on the property for children.
Is the hotel accessible for guests with limited mobility?
Facilities for disabled guests are listed among the hotel's most popular amenities, so it caters to guests with accessibility needs.
How much does a night cost?
The Double Room starts from CHF 334 per night. Rates vary by season, with the winter ski months and summer hiking season the busiest periods.