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Hotel · Zermatt, Switzerland
The Omnia
A mountain lodge built onto a rock outcrop in central Zermatt at 1600 metres, with rooms facing the Matterhorn, the village or the Alpine backyard behind it.
Overview
In the centre of Zermatt, THE OMNIA occupies a rock outcrop at 1600 metres above sea level. The Matterhorn, the village or the Alpine backyard behind the hotel appear from different rooms and balconies, depending on which side of the building a guest is placed.
The interiors pair twentieth century design classics with one-of-a-kind fixtures made in Valais. Rooms are filled with light, lined by balconies and hung with photographic wall art. Some have open fireplaces, oriel bay window bathtubs, cedar tubs or a private sauna. Because of this design and the building's structure, dogs and other pets are not admitted anywhere on the property.
The wellness centre is reserved for hotel guests, with treatments using Aesop and Farfalla products. In the kitchen, Executive Chef Markian Barmettler has worked since May 2026 with produce from the surrounding alpine region, serving a seasonal menu across the restaurant, lounge and terrace, and through in-room dining. THE OMNIA closes for part of each year; in 2026 the break runs from 26 October to 26 November.
- Rooms
- On request
- Minimum stay
- 1 night
- Check in
- 15:00
- Check out
- 12:00
Why we like it
- Built on a rock outcrop in central Zermatt at 1600 metres above sea level.
- Wellness centre reserved for hotel guests only, using Aesop and Farfalla products.
- Executive Chef Markian Barmettler has led the kitchen since May 2026, cooking seasonal alpine produce.
- Dogs and other pets are not admitted anywhere in the hotel due to its design and structure.
- Room sizes range from the 24 square metre Queen Room to the 110 square metre Roof Suite with its own sauna.
- The hotel closes annually; in 2026 the closure runs from 26 October to 26 November.
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Rooms & suites
Categories shown for orientation. Your travel advisor will confirm which are available for your dates and recommend the one that suits the trip.
Queen Room
A single room suitable for double occupancy at 24 square metres, with a queen-size bed, a small bathroom with shower and a balcony facing the rock face on the hotel's west side.
24 m²Up to 2 guestsQueen-size bed (160x210cm)Rock face (Alpine backyard) viewDouble Room with Freestanding Bathtub
A 37 square metre room with a king-size bed and a balcony facing the cliff to the west. The oriel bay window bathroom holds a freestanding bathtub; there is no shower.
37 m²Up to 2 guestsKing-size bed (180x210cm)Cliff and valley (west) viewDesign Double Room
A 37 square metre room with a king-size bed, walk-in closet and a bathroom with bath or shower. The balcony looks toward Zermatt or the rock face on the west side.
37 m²Up to 2 guestsKing-size bed (180x210cm)Village or rock face viewDeluxe Double Room
Two differently appointed rooms of 40 to 55 square metres, each with a king-size bed and chaise lounge. One has a cedar-wood bathtub, one an unobstructed Matterhorn view, one a fourth-floor balcony over Zermatt.
Up to 2 guestsKing-size bed with chaise loungeMatterhorn or village viewCorner Suite
A two-room suite of 68 square metres with a separate living room, a bedroom with king-size bed and chaise lounge, a bathroom with bath, a separate shower room, and a balcony facing Zermatt.
68 m²Up to 3 guestsKing-size bed with chaise loungeVillage viewMatterhorn Suite
A two-room suite of 70 square metres with a separate living room and bedroom, and a balcony facing the Matterhorn.
70 m²Up to 2 guestsMatterhorn viewTower Suite
A 90 square metre suite combining bedroom and living room around an oriel bay window, with a balcony facing the Matterhorn.
90 m²Up to 2 guestsMatterhorn and village viewRoof Suite
An attic suite of 110 square metres with a separate living room, bedroom and sauna. The living room has a sofa, wood-burning stove, fireplace and telescope; panorama windows on two sides face the Matterhorn and the Zermatt valley.
110 m²Up to 4 guestsKing-size bed (180x210cm)Matterhorn, village and valley view
Amenities
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Lounge
- Terrace
- In-room dining
- Free WiFi
Reserving through us
Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay
- Daily breakfast for two
- Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
- Early check in and late check out on request
- Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
Location
Zermatt, Switzerland
Catered chalets in winter, lakeside hotels in summer, and the same mountains in both.
Questions
- Is the spa open to people who aren't staying at the hotel?
- No. The wellness centre at THE OMNIA is reserved for hotel guests only, with treatments using Aesop and Farfalla products.
- Can I bring my dog to THE OMNIA?
- No. Because of the lodge's design and structural layout, dogs and other pets are not permitted anywhere in the hotel.
- Does THE OMNIA close for part of the year?
- Yes. The hotel observes a seasonal closure; in 2026 it is closed from Monday 26 October to Thursday 26 November.
- How big are the rooms at THE OMNIA?
- Rooms and suites range from the 24 square metre Queen Room to the 110 square metre Roof Suite, which includes its own sauna.
- Who runs the kitchen at THE OMNIA?
- Executive Chef Markian Barmettler has led the kitchen since May 2026, cooking with seasonal produce from the surrounding alpine region.
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