Atman Mountain Spa offers a holistic approach to well-being, uniting the best centuries-old body and beauty traditions from around the world.
Cervo’s wide selection of restaurants covers a wide range of culinary styles, with ample joy drawn from the interaction between guests and visitors
Zermatt is a playground for sport enthusiasts, with the hotel also offering on-property fitness and private training opportunities.
Location
The Zermatt area offers breathtaking panoramas. Thanks to the impressive mountain scenery—there are more than two-dozen 4,000-meter peaks, including the Matterhorn—winter sports here are legendary. There’s dog sledding, ice skating, tobogganing, skiing, hiking trails, and countless excellent restaurants.
Transportation Options
Nearest airport
ZRH - Zürich Airport and GVA - Geneva Airport
Nearest train station
Zermatt Railway Station
Hotel Features
Mountain spa
Gastronomic excellence
Ski-in/ski-out access
Matterhorn views
Alpine-modern design
Basic Information
Check-in: 4:00 pm
Check-out: 11:00 pm
Family Friendly
General
Concierge desk
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry service
Pet Friendly
Elevators
Bell staff/porter
Gift shop
Early/late check-in available
Tea & coffee in the lobby
Guide dogs allowed
Room
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Newspapers available
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms
Conference rooms
Catering
Video conferencing system
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Accessibility Features
Accessible route to restaurant
Service/guide dogs allowed
Television with subtitles
Wheelchair accessible elevators
Architecture mls Architekten sia ag
where a renewed emphasis on the importance of sustainability is placed front and center. This includes a newly implemented geothermal heat pump, which allows the hotel to generate up to 95 percent of its energy requirements for hot water and heating.
Interior design Dreimeta
alongside a decidedly more outward looking perspective of the world. Among the three types of accommodations—The Huntsman, The Nomad and The Alpinist—that now populate Cervo, warm colors, wooden surfaces, and natural materials coalesce with timelessly modern accents and views of the Matterhorn.
The Originals Daniel & Seraina Lauber
Abundant choices Local and global
Bazaar is a lively eatery inspired by the bustling markets of the East. Madre Nostra services classic Italian dishes crafted with ingredients from local farms and fishermen in a nod to the resort’s reverence for the regional and the seasonal. And Ferdinand, with its Valais-focused cuisine, offers specialties made wholly from local produce.
Grapes & Juniper Hidden bar
Grapes & Juniper Bar presents a variety of gins and wines from around the world. The atmosphere is relaxed and the cocktail masters behind the bar are happy to make recommendations.
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Ātman Mountain Spa Sublime relaxation
A steam bath with local herbal essences, a Bhutanese herbal bath with hot stones, a Japanese-inspired onsen with the most beautiful view of the Matterhorn, Mongolian yurts as exceptional relaxation zones and treatment rooms—all this and more awaits.
Spiritual ascendence On balance
Cervo presents a variety of yoga styles, starting with traditional Hatha Yoga and flowing Vinyasa Yoga. In Yin Yoga, long held postures stimulate your meridians. Iyengar Yoga and Yoga Nidra are also carefully guided.
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Sustainability Keeping an eye on our Conscious Hotel Principles
Wood is used to fit into the surrounding nature. The original chalet, where the main reception is, has remained much the same. Regional traditions are highlighted throughout.
All trash is separated and recycled accordingly. We donate all leftover candles to a company working with disabled people to produce new products.
Cervo uses LED lighting, solar panels on the balconies, geothermal energy, efficient wastewater heat recovery, and more.
Guests have reusable water bottles in their rooms, which they can fill at smart taps that also make sparkling and heated water.
Whenever possible, products come from within 150km of Zermatt. Where this is not possible, the hotel chooses sustainable and organic suppliers.
Cervo supports local initiatives, such as sports clubs, and runs projects in collaboration with Lebensraum Zermatt, including a monthly soup table, a regular vegetable market, and an annual Sustainability Day.
Guests can join complimentary yoga, mediation, and Pilates classes. The hotel also recommends hiking and biking routes in the summer and skiing options in the winter.
Zermatt is car-free, so it is only reachable by train or taxi. Cervo recommends that guests do not rent a car during their stay.
Weekly staff activities such as yoga, climbing, skiing, and meditation are offered. Weekly breakfasts or after-work drinks are offered. Career development is encouraged by looking for managers from within existing teams.
Employees are trained at the beginning of their contract and are regularly informed about the sustainability efforts. Staff is encouraged to speak with guests about these programs.
Before coming together for a collaborative dinner at Cervo Mountain Resort's A Love Beyond, we sat down with chefs from our hotels around the world to chat about their philosophies, the recipes they brought, and which ingredients were special enough to carry in their suitcases.
Ahead of this year's A Love Beyond at Cervo Mountain Resort, we were curious to know: what do chef's most love to cook, when given the chance to show their favorite ingredients?
“Nature is eternally flowing from use to use, beauty to yet higher beauty; and we soon cease to lament waste and death, and rather rejoice and exult in the imperishable, unspendable wealth of the universe, and faithfully watch and wait the reappearance of everything that melts and fades and dies about us, feeling sure that its next appearance will be better and more beautiful than the last,” said Scottish-American naturalist and pioneering environmental philosopher John Muir.
The newly revamped Cervo Mountain Resort looks to the future where long-standing tradition meets the spirit of discovery of the modern nomad.
We talked with the herbalist about her passion for going out into the forest, reconnecting and being in sync with nature like our ancestors, and what being out there can teach us about ourselves.
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Cervo Mountain Resort encourages guests to forge a connection with nature that lasts long after the train ride home.
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