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The Six Senses Crans Montana sits high up in the Swiss Alps. The sleek, modern mountain resort offers a new take on a classic ski resort. It combines eco-conscious design with the warmth, elegance, and understated style that Six Senses has become known for. The resort is a stylish and serene place to relax and unwind, whether you're hitting the slopes or exploring the wildflower trails of summer. This resort encourages guests to relax, slow down, and take a deep breath.

Overview

The Six Senses Crans-Montana stands out among the Swiss Alpine resorts. This ski resort is the perfect blend of lavish luxury and ultra-modern design, complemented by outdoor adventure.

It pays homage to the Alpine Lodge idiom while being two roofs away from science fiction. The interiors are also bold and modern. They mainly feature wood, stone, and leather textures.

Moreover, the rooms and suites have luxurious décor. They boast dark shades and full-length glass windows. You can enjoy the stunning mountain views from them. You can even catch glimpses of the Matterhorn or Mont Blanc. The Six Senses Spa offers a range of services. These include massages, treatments, sleep analysis, and even "biohacking."

The hotel restaurants are also up to the task. Wild Cabin is a brasserie that serves all day and offers a local twist. Byakko is the hotel's signature restaurant. It features Japanese cuisine. The Cry d'Er gondola also offers ski-in/ski-out access, putting the largest ski area in Switzerland at your fingertips.

Location

Six Senses Crans Montana is situated slopeside. It is one of the iconic resorts in the Alps. It also enjoys unobstructed views of the Valais Valley, from the Matterhorn's jagged peaks to the snowy domes on Mont Blanc. Moreover, the hotel, which embeds itself into the rock steps from the Chetzeron slope's final turn, allows guests to ski in and out easily.

Crans-Montana is much more than a skiing destination. It's also a shopping paradise and gourmet heaven all rolled into one. Six Senses Crans Montana is near designer boutiques, art galleries, and global events. The village itself has a lively atmosphere.

Facilities

The Cave, the hippest underground garage, is where you will arrive. It has mood lighting and sculptures. Then, there is a spacious welcome room featuring additional sculptures and art, a desk, and a large mountain horn.

The hotel also has a large pool. It is open year-round and heated. It's a rooftop swimming pool, and it is. However, the building and bar entrances give the impression that it is at ground level.

The hotel also offers various levels of accommodations. To one side, the tops of birch trees soar, while from another direction, more birch trees appear in the garden.

Moreover, you can choose from a variety of saunas, including Finnish, Rock, Bio Salt, icy plunge pools, and much more. The facility also features a gym, yoga studio, and nine treatment rooms. A smart clothing shop is also available, along with ski rentals, next to the reception area.

Rooms

All 78 guest rooms and suites are designed in a similar style. They feature a combination of local woods, such as larch or oak, and subtle colors, along with a sliding wall that opens onto an extra-deep balcony.

The large living and sleeping area features a bathroom. The sliding wooden doors can be shut off, but it is more tempting to keep them open and enjoy the beautiful freestanding bathtub framed in pale stone.

Moreover, double rooms are offered in different sizes. There is also a 3-bedroom suite that accommodates up to six people. It is the Prestige Apartment. This apartment offers a stunning mountain view. It also has a fully equipped kitchen, a sauna, and three balconies. Besides, each balcony has dining tables, loungers, and sofas. Seventeen three- to five-bedroom apartments are also available, depending on the owner's preference.

Dining

Two restaurants are available. Wild Cabin is the main restaurant, offering a relaxed atmosphere and serving food throughout the day. This all-day brasserie is situated in a room with glass walls that allow natural light to enter. The food is also full of local flavors. Milk, cheese, cured ham, bread, and eggs are all produced by local farmers, many of whom run family farms.

There's also Swiss wagyu and a variety of vegetable dishes, such as courgette grilled with hazelnuts and beetroot cream. Moreover, on barbecue evenings, chefs grill suckling pork, sausages, duck, and other meats on the patio, which has tables.

The breakfast buffet is also impressive. Start with rocket fuel and a vinegar infusion, followed by veggies rich in vitamins and herbs.

Byakko (Wednesday - Sunday) offers a more intimate, darker dinner experience. It is named after a mythical white tiger said to inhabit the Japanese Alps. It's a Japanese restaurant that serves hearty mountain cuisine, such as ramen. They also serve sake-based cocktails.

Ora Bar and Lounge offers a view of the pool through its glass doors and walls. The bar serves bar snacks, cakes, and nibbles during lunchtime as well as into early evening. Furthermore, the library is on one side and has dark walls with display cabinets and bookshelves. It gives the impression of a modern gentleman's club.

Spa & Wellness

The 2,000-square-meter Spa is open from 9 am to 9:30 pm and will make anyone feel truly refined. The treatments utilize traditional Alpine healing methods and cutting-edge biohacking technology.

Moreover, there are flotation pods and stretch experts. The thermodynamic circuit includes an ice fountain and a fabulous plunge pool. You can enjoy three types of saunas: Finnish, rock, and bio-salt. You can also sleep with a sleep specialist who will provide sleep tracking, special bedding, and soothing lotions.

There are also a variety of fitness machines in the gym (as well as personal trainers if needed). Besides that, there is a hair salon and a yoga studio.

Sustainability

Six Senses Crans-Montana is also a leader in the Six Senses Group's efforts to promote cleaner and greener hospitality. Its carbon footprint may even be offset. Buildings operate at 30% less energy than the ASHRAE standard. Waste heat is filtered and reused in the cooling system, as well as in kitchens and swimming pools.

This ski hotel uses a wood pellet system that is chemical-free, carbon-neutral, and sustainably sourced. It helps maintain a comfortable temperature in all rooms. Natural materials from local areas are also used for construction.

Moreover, the Earth Lab on-site offers information about the hotel's efforts, as well as DIY tips and seeds for you to take home. Additionally, 0.5% of the hotel's revenue goes to a fund for sustainability projects.

Takeaway

The Six Senses Crans Montana offers a haven for your senses. The powdery slopes are a must, but so are the breathtaking panoramic views and the soothing spa. This resort seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern elegance. It also keeps its focus on sustainability. It offers a unique high-altitude retreat that will leave you refreshed, motivated, and at peace.