The Dolder Grand

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The Dolder Grand is the perfect environment for people who are looking for pleasure, exclusivity and relaxation: 175 luxurious rooms and suites, exquisite cuisine, a spa covering 4,000 square metres and spacious banqueting and seminar facilities. The Hotel’s elevated location provides guests with magnificent views over Zurich, the lake and the Alps. With more than 100 works of art, the luxury hotel boasts an impressive collection. Occupying a unique elevated location - between pulsating city and invigorating nature - the Dolder Grand offers guests the ideal place to find time for themselves, far away from the everyday. Out hotel offers facilities for seminars, company events, conferences, banquets, weddings, private dinners and other events. Our exclusively appointed rooms for 12 to 900 people provide the perfect setting for every type of event. A visit to The Restaurant to enjoy Heiko Nieder’s surprising gourmet cuisine guarantees a dazzling range of culinary delights. With 19 GaultMillau points and 2 Michelin stars, The Restaurant is one of Zurich’s highest rated dining locations. The new all-day dining Saltz restaurant, which has been awarded 14 GaultMillau points, was designed by artist Rolf Sachs and opened its doors in 2016. Chef à la carte Julian Mai uses traditional, and, at times, rare locally sourced products to create an international cuisine. Following your meal, the Dolder Grand Bar, with its fascinating suspended ceiling lights made from Swarovski candles and exciting seasonal cocktail creations, provides a glamorous setting to see out the day. It is very rare to find a city hotel that houses a spa oasis encompassing 4,000 square metres. Guests can immerse themselves in the inspiring world of the multi-award- winning Spa with its large swimming pool, the sunaburo in the Japanese tradition, the Ladies’ Spa and the Gentlemen’s Spa, as well as the large range of treatments. At the Dolder Grand, you and your guests can experience good old-fashioned luxury in a surprising new form.