The Chedi Andermatt: a day at the spa

At The Chedi Andermatt spa, I’d combine a swim with a treatment. A day pass costs CHF 200 per person; every pass includes CHF 50 credit towards a treatment lasting at least 60 minutes.

Updated 4 November 20263 min readHow we write the guide

The Chedi indoor pool with large lamps and loungers reflected in the water.

3 massages to compare

The Deep Tissue Massage works on the deeper tissues, using a technique similar to sports massage.⁴

The Balinese Massage combines palm pressure, gentle stretching and forearm strokes.⁴

The Alpine Massage is a full-body treatment using medium pressure, also intended for after hiking or cycling.⁴

Weekends and children

Treatments for younger guests
Treatments for guests under 16 can be booked at any time.¹
Non-resident day passes
Weekend places for non-residents are limited.²

The Chedi Andermatt

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Away from the water

The other spaces

Gym with Matrix equipment.
Relaxation lounge.
12 treatment suites.

Jacuzzi and cold plunge

The space	The Spa & Health Club covers 2,400 m².¹
Hydrotherapy	Alternate between the jacuzzi and the cold plunge pool.¹

Rooms at The Chedi

Rooms and stays

What a massage costs

Massage	Duration	Price
Deep Tissue Massage	60 minutes	CHF 250
Balinese Massage	60 minutes	CHF 220
Alpine Massage	60 minutes	CHF 220

Before your visit

Can non-residents book spa treatments?

Yes. Treatments are available to non-residents, with reservations through the spa team.³

Are children allowed in the spa or pools?

Yes, in designated areas, from 7am to 7pm. From 7pm to 9pm the spa is reserved for guests aged 16 or over. Ask the spa team about restrictions in individual areas.¹

Are the pools heated?

Yes. The indoor pool is at 30°C and 1.60 m deep; the outdoor pool is at 34°C and 1.42 m deep.³

Book your spa day

Book the day spa

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