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Le Mirabeau Hotel & Spa is a boutique hotel located in the centre of Zermatt. The hotel is run by the third generation of the Reichenbach family, whose grandfather lovingly built the property in 1975. Since then, the hotel has expanded and has undergone renovations in recent years to create the elegant and chic hotel it is today.
The hotel places emphasis on L’art de vivre which is translated from French as the art of living with style. Here you can expect alpine charm, fine dining and good wine. Expect stylish rooms and suites that blend cosy textures with sleek design, creating a welcoming retreat after a day on the slopes.
When you return from a day of exploring the snowy slopes of Zermatt, you have access to the tranquil indoor pool and the Alpine Hideaway Spa, with a range of saunas, steam rooms and for a little extra treat, book yourself a treatment or massage with the inhouse therapists. New for this winter, take a dip in the outdoor pool, complete with bubble loungers and breathtaking views over the resort and towards the majestic Matterhorn, perfect for a sunset soak or a peaceful morning swim.
Soothing spa & swimming pool
After a day of exploring Zermatt there is nowhere better to be than relaxing in the hotels wellness area, the Alpine Hideaway Spa. It's equipped with all the facilities needed to fully relax and revitalise, and if you just want to chill out there's also a relaxation room with waterbeds. Treat yourself to a massage or treatment (payable locally) with the in-house therapists to fully rejuvenate - it's the perfect way to soothe any aches or pains you may have.
Additional facilities
The hotel is in a quiet location, just two minutes’ walk to the village centre.
After a day of winter activities, enjoy a home made cake and a coffee or hot chocolate in the bar. Each day you can enjoy a delicious evening meal which is influenced by the fresh regional produce, while marvelling at the magnificent views of the Matterhorn. After dinner, relax in front of the fireplace with a cocktail or glass of wine. As well as the fine dining offered, there is also the in-house diner, Marie’s Deli, which was named after the owners great aunt who owned a deli in Zermatt in the 60s. The menu varies between local specialties and comfort food, and is available to dine in or take away, pay locally.
Marie's Deli restaurant and shop is available in-house, offering local comfort food and traditional dishes throughout the day. This is not included in the half board offering, and is payable locally.
This property caters for the following special dietary requirements
Special diets are available on a request basis. Catering for dietary allergies will need to be checked before booking. Allergies and intolerances not listed above cannot be catered for. All allergies and intolerances, even if listed above, are subject to confirmation by the accommodation. If one member of your party has multiple dietary requirements, these are subject to confirmation by the accommodation.
Board basis available: Half Board, Bed and Breakfast
The bedrooms are bright, spacious and furnished to a high standard, incorporating traditional Alpine style with modern comforts. Many of the rooms also have balconies with incredible views over Zermatt and the iconic Matterhorn.
Standard double rooms are around 26-35m² and can sleep up to two adults. Standard twin rooms with a balcony facing the resort are available.
Deluxe double rooms are around 29m² and sleep two people, and have a small seating area, and balcony with Matterhorn views.
Alpine junior suites sleep two to three people with a double bed and an additional single sofa bed, these rooms are around 32m². These suites have an open plan bathroom with a rain shower and large bathtub and a balcony. They are located in the interconnected suites building. This room type is on request, please give our Reservations team a call to book this room type.
Double junior suites sleep two people in a canopy king bed and are around 26-29m² and have a balcony overlooking the resort, plus a seating area. These rooms are located in the interconnected suites building. Matterhorn views are available for an additional supplement. These rooms are also located in the interconnected suites building and are on request, please give our Reservations team a call to book this room type.
Standard single rooms are around 20m² and sleep one person in a small double bed, and have a balcony with north east views over the resort plus a bathtub with showerhead attachment. These rooms are available on request, please give our Reservations team a call to book this room type.
Room facilities
Annexes
Suites wing is connected by an indoor corridor. Interconnecting rooms are on request only and all located in the main wing.
Additional information
The hotel is located on a slight incline, however does not have steps into the property. Adapted rooms are not available at this property.
Resort tax, payable locally
Depart on: Any day, flexible durations are available
Arrive into: Zürich, Basel or Geneva, or Basel train station
Transfer time: 3 hours by coach or from 3 hours 45 mins to 4 hours by train
Fly to Zürich, Basel or Geneva:
Self-drive from the UK:
Self-drive packages from the UK are also available, with ferry crossings included. Please call our Ski Specialists for more information and to book.
We offer a flexible duration rail holiday to Zermatt, available to book online.
Trains are from London St Pancras to Zermatt via Paris, Lausanne and Visp.
Your resort Destination Expert will arrange any necessary transport from Zermatt station to your hotel.
The Zermatt ski area forms one of the highest and most scenic ski domains in the Alps, linking Zermatt with the Italian resort of Cervinia and Valtournenche. Known for its reliable snow conditions and iconic views of the Matterhorn, it offers an extensive, cross-border skiing experience suitable for all levels.
Even without its iconic Matterhorn, Zermatt would surely be one of the world’s top ski resorts. It has an excellent ski area at high-altitude, and the breath taking views of Europe’s most famous peak add an unbeatable and unique crowning glory. The village is car-free apart from electric cars and horse-drawn carriages. A regular free e-bus route runs between the railway station and the cable cars, making it easy to get on and off of the slopes each day. Just off the bustling Bahnhofstrasse you'll find quaint little streets, elegant boutiques, cosy bars and mouth-watering chocolate shops.
With direct access to the slopes in either direction from the village centre - you'll be on the mountain in no time! Travel via cable car, funicular or the famous Gornergrat mountain railway, which takes you on a spectacular ride up to 3089 metres, where you'll have the best views of the Gorner glacier. To reach the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, take the final stage of the 3S Gondola to Europe's highest mountain station at Klein Matterhorn 3883 metres. From the top, you can choose to ski over to Zermatt’s Italian neighbour, Cervinia, for the day on the International lift pass. If you're up for a challenge take on the Matterhorn Ski Safari - attempt to cover 10,000 – 12,000 metres of altitude without skiing the same slope or taking the same lift twice.
The new Matterhorn Alpine Crossing which opened in 2023, completes the continuous cable car link between Switzerland and Italy making it possible for non-skiers to travel between the two countries, as well as skiers in the winter.