Six Senses Crans-Montana will offer vitality, serenity and adventure on the slopes from December 2022
Sunny south-facing slopes, glacier skiing, a vibrant cultural center, gourmet restaurants and luxury boutiques make Crans-Montana a must-see resort for high-altitude adventures, summer and winter alike. Scheduled to open in December, just in time for the 2022/23 winter season, Six Senses Crans-Montana will offer ski-in ski-out access from its prime position just above the main Crans gondola lift.
Swiss chalet architecture and alpine sophistication
The 45 penthouse rooms and one- and three-bedroom suites have a Swiss chalet feel and are surrounded on three sides by nature and pine forest. Reinforcing the relationship between indoors and outdoors, their light and airy style, their floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces offer unrivaled views of the Valais valley, from the Swiss Matterhorn on the left, through the 4 Valleys range. , to the French massif of Mont Blanc on the right.
Natural materials such as quartzite stone, local larch, oak and slate created a feeling of warmth and comfort. Bespoke furnishings complete the experience, with solid woods and natural fabrics used throughout. The Sleep With Six Senses standard offers a comfortable bed like a cloud and all the essentials to rest tired limbs after a hard day on the slopes.
Byakko: Japanese cuisine that makes noise
Skiing is an energy-intensive sport, which is why fresh, healthy food is at the heart of both restaurants and in-room dining options. The spirit of Byakko – the mythical white tiger of the Japanese mountains – will be brought to the main restaurant table by dishes such as Hoba Miso, hot stones, sushi and fish, grilled meats and hot dishes with influences Japanese. The bar will prepare exotic and daring sake blends and cocktails with aphrodisiac herbs, ready for relaxing lunches and evenings of live music. The Wild Cabin brasserie, open all day and offering panoramic views from the large open terrace, serves classic Swiss dishes with a twist.
Recovery and Restoration at Six Senses Spa
From the first ascent to the last descent: recovery is key to getting the most out of your time on the mountain. It is also essential to prevent injuries and post-ski fatigue. With nine treatment rooms, an innovative Stretch Pod (fascia has never been treated so well), state-of-the-art fitness facilities and a yoga studio, the 2,000 square meter Six Senses Spa , is an essential place to feel ready every day.
Facilities include a large indoor pool overlooking the outdoors, a second rooftop pool, steam room, steam room, hot tub, and cold plunge pool. The Biohack Recovery Lounge offers quick fixes that use smart technologies to optimize the body’s natural healing processes, such as NormaTec Compression Boots, Hypervolt Percussion Massager and Venom Back Wrap, which amplifies the soothing power of heat and vibrations to melt away stress and tension in the lower back.
Residences provide a second home for international buyers
As one of the last construction projects in Switzerland to be offered for sale without restriction for international owners, 13 of the 17 residences can be purchased as a second home. Residence sizes vary from 210 to 330 square meters and include three to five bedroom apartments with two or three bathrooms and private parking spaces. In addition to a number of maintenance and reception services, including housekeeping, security, concierge, business center, nanny and shopping, residents can access all the amenities of the Six Senses complex.
Easy access for meetings and celebrations
Crans-Montana is one of the few resorts where there is no need for a car: guests and visitors can land in Sion, just 26 kilometers away, or take the two-hour train from Geneva airport to Sierre and jump in the funicular.
The business center will feature conference facilities and all modern conveniences, with the promise of runways at the end of presentations.
A concierge and maintenance service dedicated to skis.
With the World Cup which put Crans-Montana on the map, the resort is fortunate to have 140 kilometers of long open slopes, which descend from the Plaine Morte glacier, at 3,000 meters above sea level, down to the hotel via paths that cross the forest. The impressive snowpark, one of the largest in Switzerland, has been awarded five stars for its “Adrenaline” zone. The concierge and the hotel team are on hand to make everything easier for you, whether it’s arranging ski passes or lessons or even waxing your skis.
Summer brings blue skies
Six Senses Crans-Montana operates year-round, with a rooftop swimming pool, sun terraces, open-air cinema and plenty of opportunities to get the city’s kids outside. Lake Crans has a grassy or sandy beach, pedal boats, paddles, water games and seaside restaurants. The more adventurous can go paragliding or mountaineering, wakeboarding or water skiing, or explore the mountain trails on foot or on horseback. One of the highlights of the summer calendar is the prestigious Omega Masters in Crans-Montana. High-level golf is also practiced at the famous 18-hole course of Severiano Ballesteros, at the 9-hole course of Jack Nicklaus and at the prestigious Crans-sur-Sierre golf club.
From sport to culture, music lovers flock to the concerts of Crans-Montana Classics, whose annual program is rich. As a haven of peace located within walking distance of many designer boutiques and shops, award-winning restaurants and entertainment, this resort has a true sense of Carpe Diem.
To arrive, Six Senses Crans-Montana is 2 hours by car or train from Geneva.