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16 Aug - 17 Aug
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1 Sept - 2 Sept




3. Hôtel Nendaz 4 Vallées & Spa
Hôtel Nendaz 4 Vallées & SpaNendaz
- Experience a family playground in the Swiss Alps with ski-in/ski-out access and a children's pool at this luxury hotel.
S$333
includes taxes & fees
23 Aug - 24 Aug




4. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sion by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sion by IHGSion
- Family-friendly retreat with child-centered amenities and morning delights for everyone.
S$179
includes taxes & fees
23 Aug - 24 Aug
S$358
includes taxes & fees
16 Aug - 17 Aug




6. Hotel Castel
Hotel CastelSion
- Family fun flourishes with playgrounds and proximity to Tourbillon Chateau at this golf-adjacent retreat.
S$185
includes taxes & fees
23 Aug - 24 Aug




7. Hôtel des Bains de Saillon
Hôtel des Bains de SaillonSaillon
- Swiss mountain escape with waterslides and pools for family adventures, plus dining options and a health club.
S$340
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept




8. Hotel Chalet Royal
Hotel Chalet RoyalVeysonnaz
- Snowy alpine adventures await families with ski-in access, free bicycle rentals, and kid-friendly amenities at this mountain chalet.
S$266
includes taxes & fees
19 Aug - 20 Aug
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Top Châtelard Hotel Reviews
Hôtel le Mont Paisible
8/10 Good
"Etwas älteres Hotel, aber in gutem Zustand und tolle Lage mit super Bergsicht. Tolles Frühstück!"
Résidence Pierre & Vacances Avoriaz Saskia Falaise
10/10 Excellent
"Family stopover for 2 nights. Check in staff were super friendly and helpful, highly commendable. Room was decent size and did everything we needed from in. Loads of activities and things to do. Balcony was on the small size was only grumble but not a deal breaker for us."
Hotel le Grand Chalet
10/10 Excellent
"We had a fantastic time here. The staff went above and beyond, and the on-site restaurant was a real highlight — genuinely excellent food and service that made the trip. The views are spectacular and worth the visit on their own. A couple of practical notes for future guests. The hot tub runs cooler than what we're used to in the US — I'd estimate around 90–95°F — so if you like it piping hot, just set your expectations accordingly. It's still lovely, just more of a warm soak than a hot one. Also, it's a bit of a walk from the train station. That was totally manageable in summer, but I'm honestly not sure how it would go in snow. If you're visiting in winter, I'd check with the property beforehand about whether they run a shuttle — worth verifying before you book. Internet was usable for email, did not try a video call. None of this took away from a truly great stay. We'd happily return."
Hôtel des Bains de Saillon
10/10 Excellent
"Such an amazing hotel! The pools are beautiful and the views are outstanding! The hotel room was huge and spotless! We loved it and will definitely return one day! Thankyou for an incredible experience of Switzerland! My dog loved his trip too!"
Hôtel Masson
10/10 Excellent
"really charming hotel with a great location (close enough to walk to montreaux but not in the thick of it). Staff was wonderful and the breakfast was great."
Hotel de la Poste
8/10 Good
"I'm travelling throughout Switzerland for one month by train, so proximity to a station is important to me. This hotel fit the bill for that purpose for a three-night stay, being no more than five minutes from the station on a very direct route. It's a fairly basic property and has seen better days, but it is priced accordingly, so that was a fair trade-off for me. Breakfast options were limited, but again it was priced accordingly. One thing that threw me at first was the virtual check-in (all reception service is virtual there) because I do not recall being alerted to that when I booked, but it works fine and is staffed 24/7. Another oddity was having to switch the lights on manually when walking along the hallway and in the elevator waiting area on my floor. I've stayed in dozens of hotels in continental Europe and the UK and never encountered that before. "















