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Dog-friendly hotels in Gstaad and around Most hotels in this guide take dogs, as their own website or the tourist office listing says, usually for a nightly fee. Gstaad Palace, The Alpina and Le Grand Bellevue all accept them. Hôtel Les Lilas in Les Diablerets allows dogs in its restaurant but not in the hotel.
19 hotels. Checked October 2026.
Gstaad Gstaad · 5-star superior · 90 rooms
Dogs and cats are both welcome
The turreted grand hotel above Gstaad, run by one family for three generations, for families and guests wanting everything on site.
Winter season from 15 December
Spa Pool Kids' club Gault&Millau
From €1,236 a night
Gstaad · 5-star superior · 56 rooms
Dogs welcome, with limits in the restaurants after 19.00
A five-star chalet hotel above Gstaad with a Six Senses spa and a 25 m pool, for couples and families.
Winter season from 11 December
Spa Pool Kids' club Gault&Millau
Gstaad · 5-star superior · 57 rooms
Dogs welcome, but not in Leonard’s or the Sushi Bar
A 1912 cure house turned five-star at the Promenade, with a 3,000 m² spa, for spa lovers and young families.
Winter season from 18 December
Spa Pool Kids' club Gault&Millau
From €1,189 a night
Gstaad · 4-star · 23 rooms
Dogs accepted, on the hillside above the village
A quiet hillside hotel of 20 rooms and 3 apartments above Gstaad with La Bagatelle and a deep wine cellar, for food and wine lovers.
Winter season from 4 December
Pool Gault&Millau
From €484 a night
Gstaad · 4-star · 66 rooms
Dogs welcome, in the restaurants too
A family-run 4-star near Gstaad's Promenade with duplex family rooms and a good restaurant, for families and walkers.
Seasonal
Gault&Millau
From €377 a night
Gstaad · 4-star superior · 46 rooms
Dogs welcome except in Economy rooms and the renovated family suites
A 4-star superior beside Gstaad station with an indoor pool and four places to eat, for families and travellers arriving by train.
Pool Gault&Millau Village centre
From €432 a night
Gstaad · 4-star
Dogs welcome, on the Promenade
Eight chalet-style suites in a historic inn on Gstaad's Promenade, for couples who want the village at the door.
Winter season from 3 December
Village centre
From €2,472 a night
Gstaad · 3-star · 21 rooms
Dogs welcome at this family-run inn on the Promenade
A historic inn on Gstaad's Promenade, run by the Widmer family since 1922, for travellers wanting simple rooms and Swiss cooking.
Village centre
From €236 a night
Gstaad · 4-star · 30 rooms
Dogs and cats welcome, a minute from the Eggli gondola
A family-run hotel a minute from the Eggli gondola, with a ski shop opposite, for families and active holidays.
Summer pool
From €521 a night
Saanen, Schönried and Saanenmöser Saanenmöser · 4-star superior · 57 rooms
Dog cushion, bowl and biscuits provided
A year-round four-star superior at Saanenmöser station, three minutes from the lifts, with a 1,000 m² spa and half board.
Spa Pool
From €418 a night
Schönried · 5-star
Dogs welcome at the big spa hotel in Schönried
A five-star spa hotel in Schönried built around warm brine pools and seven saunas, with most meals included.
Spa Pool
From €625 a night
Schönried · 4-star · 20 rooms
Dogs accepted at the boutique hotel in Schönried
A family-run 20-room boutique hotel in Schönried with big rooms and a gourmet restaurant, for food-minded couples.
From €402 a night
Saanen · 4-star superior · 136 rooms
Dogs welcome at the large family hotel in Saanen
A modern family hotel on the edge of Saanen, with a panoramic indoor pool, a kids' club and a teen games room.
Spa Pool Kids' club
From €692 a night
Saanen · 3-star · 22 rooms
Dogs welcome in Saanen’s old village centre
A simple, traditional three-star in Saanen's old village centre, two minutes from the station, with a Swiss restaurant open daily.
Village centre
Saanen · 3-star superior · 50 rooms
Dogs welcome, near Saanen’s centre
A modern chalet hotel near Saanen station with an indoor pool and family rooms, for families who want space without five-star formality.
Seasonal
Spa Pool
Lauenen and Gsteig Lauenen · 3-star superior · 24 rooms
Dog bed and bowls provided, with the cross-country trail from the door
A sunny three-star superior at the far end of Lauenen, by the cross-country trail and a small T-bar, for quiet nature stays.
From €342 a night
Gsteig · 2-star · 16 rooms
Dogs welcome at the village inn
Gsteig's village inn beside the church, with simple rooms and an all-day restaurant, eight minutes' drive from Glacier 3000.
Winter season from 4 December
8 min to Glacier 3000
Les Diablerets Les Diablerets · 3-star · 48 rooms
Pets accepted for a daily fee
A three-star family hotel in Les Diablerets with family rooms, a playroom and mini-golf, a few minutes' walk from the lifts.
7 min to Glacier 3000
From €245 a night
Les Diablerets · 3-star · 52 rooms
Dogs accepted
A 52-room three-star at the entrance to Les Diablerets, every room with a balcony, for families, hiking groups and young couples.
Seasonal
5 min to Glacier 3000
From €267 a night
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Questions Do the five-star hotels in Gstaad accept dogs? Yes. Gstaad Palace takes dogs and cats, The Alpina takes dogs with limits in its restaurants in the evening, and Le Grand Bellevue takes dogs but not in Leonard’s or the Sushi Bar. Ultima Gstaad publishes no pet policy of its own.
Which hotels near Gstaad do not allow dogs? Hôtel Les Lilas in Les Diablerets allows dogs in its restaurant but not in the hotel. Several other hotels publish no pet policy, so ask before booking.
Can dogs go into hotel restaurants? It depends on the hotel. The Gstaaderhof welcomes dogs in its restaurants, The Alpina limits them after 19.00, and Le Grand Bellevue keeps them out of Leonard’s and the Sushi Bar. Ask the hotel before booking dinner.