Park Gstaad hotel set to reopen under Four Seasons 

Switzerland: The five-star Park Gstaad is currently undergoing a refurbishment and will reopen under management of Four Seasons in 2026.

Owned by philanthropist, investor and sportswoman Dona Bertarelli, the property is undergoing a full-scale refurbishment led by Squircle Capital in partnership with interior designer Joseph Dirand. 

When complete, it will offer 75 rooms and suites including a collection of luxury penthouse residences that will be available for purchase. Amenities include various restaurant and bar concepts, a  spa and fitness centre with  indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as meetings and event space, a tennis court, ski and bike services, Kids For All Seasons facilities, and an ice rink during winter. 

The property is anticipated to reopen in time for the 2026-2027 winter season.

Bart Carnahan, president, global business development, portfolio management and residential, Four Seasons, said: “Gstaad has long been a favourite destination in Europe for luxury travellers, and we are excited to have the unique opportunity to enter this exclusive market with such an exceptional property. We look forward to working with our partners to bring together the very best of this legendary property with the service excellence of Four Seasons to create a world-class luxury experience.” 

Bertarelli added: “We have found the ideal partners for a property that has been part of my personal journey in the region. As Gstaad’s first luxury hotel, The Park Gstaad holds a special place in the region’s heritage, and I am excited to unveil its transformation into a Four Seasons experience, where its legacy meets modern elegance for residents and visitors to enjoy.”