Lifestyle hotel group Miiro recently added to its portfolio – its third opening in less than six months – with The Mansard, Gstaad…
The Mansard is situated in the heart of Gstaad, Switzerland – an iconic alpine resort nestled into the Bernese mountains. With an enviable location on the promenade, the hotel is perfectly positioned for those wanting to explore the great outdoors, uncover the charm of the neighbourhood, or simply unwind in the serenity of the mountains from the comfort of the hotel. Its opening marks the third for Miiro, joining Le Grand Hôtel Cayré in St-Germain-des-Pres and Borneta in El Born. This rapidly growing collection will also welcome new additions in London and Vienna in 2025.
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Open year-round and the property shelters brilliantly considered guestrooms and a lively brasserie, all topped with Gstaad’s only rooftop bar. The interiors, spearheaded by the Gstaad based Rieder Bach Studio, take inspiration from the surrounding environment, embodying a blend of traditional alpine architecture with a modern take on chalet design elements to create a warm and welcoming escape.
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The 29 rooms and suites, have each been designed in a alluring combination of cosy and contemporary Alpine style, incorporating natural materials that inspire tranquillity. The design also features a collection of historic photographs from the renowned Gstaad photographer, Jacques Naegeli, and almost all of the guestrooms have private balconies with views of the mountains.
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Room categories range from The Mansard Suite, an exclusive Tower Room with a large workspace, steam room, soaking bathtub, and fully stocked mini bar, to standard Twin and Classic offerings. For larger groups of four to six people, the hotel design has incorporated apartment options, where a combination of adjoining rooms can be booked together.
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The Mansard Restaurant celebrates the rich local produce of the Bernese Oberland in a lively brasserie atmosphere that brings together guests and locals. The menu marries Swiss culinary tradition with carefully selected global influences, for an innovative take on regional classics. Alongside the restaurant is The Mansard Bar, an elegant wood-panelled bar and lounge space with open fireplace.
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Like all Miiro hotels, The Mansard has a stylish Refresh Room that includes changing rooms, showers, and toiletries, so that hotel guests can freshen up at any time – including before check-in and after check-out. Lastly, there is also a sauna, hydrotherapy wading pool and a dedicated treatment room, where experienced therapists can deliver a selection of massages, as well as reflexology, and other treatments.
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