Hotel Olden was known as the "Pinte" inn in 1690, which was destroyed by the big fire in Gstaad in 1895. A total of eight buildings fell victim to the fire, only four of which were rebuilt using stones. Following its reconstruction, the establishment was run as an inn again before being purchased by the Müllener family in 1924.
During the war years, the Olden was a central meeting point for locals and guests from all over the world. There was a farm behind the building which housed pigs, hens, cows and rabbits, and Ms Marie was an excellent chef who used the farm produce to make the most delicious vegetarian dishes for guests – although she discretely hid the meat under the vegetables on the meatless days during the war.
In 1960, together with Hedi, who was now his wife, he created the now legendary "La Cave".
Hotel Olden's restaurants have been a meeting place for international and local guests ever since. Heads of state and celebrities are regular guests here.
The proud current owner spared no expense to fully refurbish the rooms and catering businesses.
Hotel Olden is characterized by a legendary tradition, great hospitality and first-class service. It is run by a professional team of staff who always demonstrate great passion and commitment.
if it does not come from the heart.
Personalized service defines the distinction between excellent and exceptional.
Our hearts are devoted to making the difference.
Hotelmanager
Ermes Elsener