BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN CRANS-MONTANA,
SWITZERLAND - ALPINA & SAVOY

The Mudry family has been welcoming guests to its residence at the heart of the forest, in Crans-Montana in the Swiss Alps, for over a century. Today, the third generation is continuing the traditional family values and quality service that this charming residence is known for.

> 100 years of history (PDF)

The traditional mountain Alpina & Savoy Hotel offers guests rooms and suites decorated in a mountain style and with an unobstructed view of the Alps. This landscape can also be admired from the panoramic terrace or the restaurant dining room. Here, a diversely influenced and inventive cuisine is available for guests to enjoy throughout the day.

In both summer and winter, our residence is the ideal destination for those who love the great outdoors. There are plenty of activities for visitors to enjoy. This resort, with its remarkable amount of sunshine, is home to many ski slopes and hiking paths, accessible to all levels. The Alpina & Savoy Hotel also has the advantage of being just a few minutes from the Crans-Cry d’Err cable car.
In addition, golf fans come together here once a year for the Omega European Masters, the prestigious tournament that has taken place at Crans-sur-Sierre since 1939.

After a day spent on the slopes or walking and hiking in the surrounding area, take advantage of our hotel’s relaxation area. A spa with an indoor swimming pool, sauna, solarium and fitness room are all available for guests’ use.

• 4-star boutique hotel
• Near the Crans-Cry d’Err cable car and the Crans and Montana city centres
• 40 rooms and suites
• Gastronomic restaurant
• Panoramic terrace
• Large lounges
• Piano bar
• Alpina Spa: indoor swimming pool, sauna, solarium, fitness equipment, massages, jet-stream therapy
• Billiards
• Video games
• Free Wi-Fi access
• Seminars and receptions

Discover the Alpina & Savoy Hotel’s Christmas and New Year programme.

This hotel, founded in 1912, celebrated its 100th birthday on 24 August 2012. To mark the occasion, a book was published, tracing the emblematic Crans-Montana establishment’s history.