In the Double with Freestanding Bathtub, bathing reaches right into the window. Choose it for time in the tub: there is no shower, which is worth deciding before travelling.

The hotel website

Is it for you?

For two, choose Matterhorn Suite: its mountain-facing balcony and separate living room are reasons to keep part of the afternoon indoors.

I’d ask for
Matterhorn Suite for my travel dates.
Worth knowing
Corner Suite offers an alternative with a balcony facing Zermatt.
Matterhorn Suite at The Omnia

Like a regular

The pool with mountain-facing windows and loungers
  1. A preference has a price

    In Deluxe, X faces the Matterhorn, while P and U face the village. A view or location preference costs CHF 50 a night, subject to availability.

  2. A table for 8

    From 8 people, the restaurant requires an agreed menu or arrangements with the dining room. Organise dinner alongside the room for a group trip.

  3. Arriving with luggage

    For an electric-car pickup from Zermatt station, the taxi terminal or heliport, send the exact arrival time.

  4. The dog stays at home

    Dogs and other animals are not allowed anywhere in the hotel. Choose another base when they are part of the trip.

What The Omnia is

A 5-star Superior lodge above Zermatt, on Triftweg 40. Choose the room for how you want to use it: the outlook, bathroom and space for staying in change with the category.

One Lume

Lumina Guide 2027

Gives more than the other hotels of its place and price range.

Choose it for time in Village Suite: its balcony faces the village, with a bath and shower in separate bathrooms.

How Lumi are awarded
  • Guests (exceptional)

    500 reviews read: the location pleases almost every guest who mentions it, breakfast almost all.

  • Critics

  • Ours

    We found a 30-room 5-star Superior lodge above Zermatt, with an indoor and outdoor pool under its glass and suites that look at the Matterhorn.

Our reading, point by point

What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.

  1. Character

    30 rooms and suites.

  2. Rooms

    9 categories, from Queen to Roof Suite.

  3. Food and social life

    Swiss meat and fish, with dishes also intended for sharing.

What makes it rare

A badge is an experience travellers look for, that is really here and that few hotels in the guide have.

What the badges are

The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do The Omnia’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    Nearly every guest who mentions it is happy with it. Guests value the position above the village and the mountain views.

  2. Room

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests like the space and views; the category chosen changes the outlook.

  3. Staff and service

    Nearly every guest who mentions it is happy with it. Guests remember thoughtful service and attention to small details.

  4. Breakfast

    Nearly every guest who mentions it is happy with it. Guests appreciate the breakfast choices and care.

  5. Price

    8 in 10 guests who mention the price find it fair. For several guests, the views and service justify the spend; others find dinner expensive.

How we count
The Omnia in numbers
WhatGuests’ scoreGuests who mention itHappy
Location9.222299%
Room8.718492%
Staff and service9.344296%
Breakfast8.611398%
Price–3376%

500 guests said so on Google, from 20 September 2017 to 12 October 2026. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Zermatt: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 23 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Zermatt:

Price: for 2, the night of 27 August 2027, from 616 CHF on Google Hotels on 22 October 2026.

What a night costs, period by period

For a lower bill, look at summer: June to September stays below the winter weeks.

PeriodCHF a night
27 November to 10 December 2026844–1,242
11 December 2026 to 2 January 2027898–4,068
3 January to 10 April 2027831–1,724
4 June to 16 September 2027616–712

Prices for one night for 2 adults. Room category, meals and taxes are not specified. Prices from Google Hotels, checked on 22 October 2026.

From the village to the pool

Arrival by lift, views over the rooftops and the pool, filmed in 2025 by Worldly Nomad and Kevin Vendt.

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The lifts on arrivalfrom 1:29 · Worldly Nomad · 15 February 2025Watch on YouTube
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The Tower Suite’s windows and sitting areafrom 2:20 · Worldly Nomad · 15 February 2025Watch on YouTube
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A plated dish at dinnerfrom 8:20 · Worldly Nomad · 15 February 2025Watch on YouTube
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The breakfast buffetfrom 9:00 · Worldly Nomad · 15 February 2025Watch on YouTube
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The indoor-outdoor pool above the villagefrom 3:59 · kevin vendt · 29 September 2025Watch on YouTube
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Balconies above Zermatt’s rooftopsfrom 2:30 · kevin vendt · 29 September 2025Watch on YouTube
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Zermatt seen from the hotelfrom 8:30 · Worldly Nomad · 15 February 2025Watch on YouTube

The mountain follows you indoors

The pool between glass walls and columns

From water into mountain air

The outdoor jacuzzi faces the Matterhorn and the village.12

The restaurant dining room beneath its timber ceiling

Even without staying

The restaurant also takes bookings for guests of those staying.1

Sharing dishes on a restaurant table

Made for the middle of the table

The June 2026 menu prices char ceviche at CHF 38 and beef tartare at CHF 46. These are dish prices, separate from the room rate.1

Weights and equipment in the gym

Before or after the trail

Herbal and floral steam baths, a biosauna and 2 rooms for massages, yoga and Pilates.1

Good to know before you book

  • The spa is exclusively for hotel guests. Source: the-omnia.com

  • Book massages ahead. Cancelling with less than 8 hours’ notice incurs the full treatment charge. Source: the-omnia.com

  • Design Double has either a bath or a shower: make that part of the choice.1

Leave the car in Täsch

AddressTriftweg 40, 3920 Zermatt

The lodge above Zermatt

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Your day

On arrival

The car stops in Täsch

Leave the car in Täsch, then continue by train or authorised taxi to car-free Zermatt.

In your room

Before the trail

If a workout matters, the gym has Technogym equipment: use it before heading out.

From 4pm

Leave time for the sauna

Saunas and steam baths are heated from 4pm. For earlier use, request them and allow about 30 minutes to reach temperature.

From 6.30pm

Sit down to dinner

The restaurant opens each evening from 6.30pm. Arrive in smart casual clothes.

After dinner

The water before heading back

The indoor-outdoor pool is at 30°C, with 6 massage jets; the outdoor whirlpool is at 38°C. Leave time for a final soak before returning to the room.

The Omnia reviews

Guest voices

Google

Dinner after 4 nights

Enjoyed breakfast and room service; found the dry sauna a little small. At dinner, sides cost extra and the unchanged menu felt repetitive after 4 nights.

Google · 2026-09-21Read the review
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Returning with a child

On a 3rd stay, in a different room each time, used the pool and jacuzzi every day with their child and found everything still well maintained.

Google · 2026-08-24Read the review
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The jacuzzi view

After 3 nights, valued the Matterhorn view from the pool area and outdoor jacuzzi, together with the staff’s attention to small details.

Google · 2026-10-12Read the review

Before booking

How much is a night at The Omnia?

For one night for 2 adults: CHF 844 on 2 December 2026, CHF 880 on 3 January 2027 and CHF 867 on 31 March 2027. Room category, meals and taxes are not specified. Prices from Google Hotels, checked on 22 October 2026.1

How far is the station on foot?

An August 2026 guest estimates a 5–10 minute walk to Zermatt station.123

How do I reach the lifts?

An August 2026 guest describes both Matterhorn Valley Station and the Sunnegga funicular as roughly 5–10 minutes away on foot, in different directions.1

Still choosing?

The Huntsman Spa Suite’s outdoor tub facing the Matterhorn

CERVO Mountain Resort

At CERVO, keep an afternoon for the outdoor tub facing the Matterhorn. First choose where to sleep: Alpinist and Huntsman are 5-star; Nomad and Overlook Lodge are 4-star.

The dining room at Alpine Gourmet Prato Borni

Grand Hotel Zermatterhof

At Zermatterhof, choose a Matterhorn-facing balcony and keep the afternoon for Vita Borni: the spa reopened in December 2025, with an indoor pool and 2 whirlpools. The village is just outside, on Bahnhofstrasse.

The indoor pool at Victoria-Jungfrau beneath its glass roof

Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa

Begin at Victoria-Jungfrau with a swim beneath the glass roof: the indoor pool is 20 m long. Then choose Deluxe Double for a Jungfrau view from bed.

W Verbier beneath snow-covered roofs

W Verbier

At W Verbier, return from the mountain for the fireplace and balcony; Cozy is listed with no view, while Spectacular faces the valley. Residences accommodate groups of up to 8.

The Dolder Grand from the air at sunset: the turreted 1899 building between its two curved modern wings, on the wooded hillside above Zurich

The Dolder Grand

Curhaus towers above Zurich, art in the corridors and warm water facing the city.

The Belle Époque façade on Rue du Grand-Chêne: red awnings, wrought-iron balconies and the carved gable above the columned entrance porch lettered “Lausanne-Palace”, with flags; the brasserie’s green awning on the left

Lausanne Palace

Lausanne climbs behind the palace; from the right rooms, the lake appears beyond the rooftops.

Steam rising in the morning from the outdoor sports pool, with frost on the shrubs and the garden, the chalet wings with their wooden balconies on the right and rocky peaks against a clear sky on the left

ERMITAGE Wellness- & Spa-Hotel

In Schönried the brine pool runs outdoors; inside, the Stuben and cake table slow the day.

The palace lit up at blue hour in winter, its towers above the snow-covered chalet roofs of Gstaad, with ski slopes on the mountain behind

Gstaad Palace

The palace Gstaad looks up to, from fondue in an old vault to music at GreenGo.

The Alpine Spa’s outdoor infinity pool at dusk: two bathers at the edge, a lit fountain bowl, and the lake and its shores under a pink and violet sky

Bürgenstock Hotel & Alpine Spa

From boat to ridge, Lake Lucerne returns in the view from the warm pool.

The view over the hotel’s roofs in summer: flags over the park, the Schanzengraben canal lined with boats, and Lake Zurich with the Alps on the horizon

Baur au Lac

A park between city and lake, Le Hall under glass and Zurich just beyond the trees.

The tower and green roofs of Badrutt’s Palace under a pale pink sky, with a Swiss flag and the snow-covered Engadin mountains behind.

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel

163 rooms and suites in the Badrutt family’s towered grand hotel of 1896, with 11 restaurants, 2 pools and Via Serlas at the door; open in winter and summer

Park Hyatt Zurich exterior seen from above with the city and lake beyond

Park Hyatt Zurich

Classic rooms from 36 m² and new Deluxe categories; a redesigned Lobby Lounge between the financial quarter and lake, with refurbishment continuing.

Up for breakfastHeld by a hotel in the top sixth for breakfast, among the guide’s hotels where at least 30 guests write about it.18 hotels of 420 hold it.Just for usHeld by a hotel with 40 rooms or villas at most.19 hotels of 420 hold it.They read your mindHeld by a hotel in the guide’s top 8% for what guests write about the staff and the service: at least 30 of them must mention it.19 hotels of 420 hold it.

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