The Capra Saas-Fee The Capra Saas-Fee

If well-stoked fires, a soothing spa, and precipitous peaks sound like your ideal getaway, take to The Capra Saas-Fee and enjoy a chic chalet-style stay high in the Swiss Alps.

Among winter sports connoisseurs, the car-free Swiss ski resort of Saas-Fee has long been vaunted for its long ski season, 300 days of sunshine and authentic charm. In such rarified air, The Capra Saas-Fee offers the perfect place to relax, recharge, and reconnect with nature all year round. This boutique alpine lodge epitomizes the Swiss philosophy of reconnecting with nature, with each of the 38 guest accommodations offering jaw-dropping views of the many nearby snow-capped peaks.

Within, the hygge vibes are off the charts in the luxurious lodge-style accommodations. Expect exposed wooden beams, earthen colors and lots of wooden details throughout.

That being said, most people don’t come to Saas-Fee to browse the internet. The great outdoors is the star of the show here, and The Capra is the ideal homebase for nature lovers. In winter, the hotel whisks guests to a slope side cabin in a shuttle, offering a convenient ski-in, ski-out feature. In summer, countless hiking trails reward exploration with awe-inspiring views.

Whether on piste or fresh from trekking the hills, The Spa of The Capra is the perfect salve for tired bodies and minds. Relax and unwind in the care of the experts from Peak Health, whose goal is to have guests maintain their peak performance long after their stay. Indulge in an array of treatments, take a private fitness class, or just unwind in the hot tub.

Like every other aspect of the guest experience at The Capra Saas-Fee, dining is approached passionately with a focus on quality and authenticity. The Capra Brasserie focuses on unpretentious cuisine made from local and sustainably sourced ingredients that changes with the seasons. Whatever your food choice, pair it with one of the labels from the hotel’s extensive wine cellar, which heavily features local wines from the Valais, Switzerland’s leading wine-growing region.