Discover the best of Switzerland's Valais region.

1650 by LeMontBlanc embodies a refined yet relaxed vision of gastronomy - where exceptional local produce, generous cooking, and authentic flavours come together in a warm, elegant setting.

Cocktails and long drinks might not be the first reason someone would visit Saas-Fee. But the charming mountain village proves to be the ideal backdrop for turning moments of conviviality into lasting memories.

The world of natural and orange wines is remarkably diverse. From flawed to exceptional examples, almost everything can be found on the market. Here is a selection of five bottles that are well worth exploring.

Staying in a suite always feels a little like moving into a brand-new home. Small, yes. Temporary, yes. But entirely yours. And best of all, without the planning or the headaches over big questions and tiny details. No delays, no years of waiting. Someone has already arranged everything, planned it all, and executed it to perfection.

Chocolate, pear, and cinnamon Chantilly – or aubergine, pecan, and liquorice? Classic or avant-garde? The repertoire of Switzerland’s pâtisserie scene is more diverse and creative than ever, offering outstanding opportunities for emerging talent.

A special tea is served in the Guarda Golf lounge, called Silverneedle, and it’s Schenk’s favourite. It feels fitting as the tea belongs to a white tea category and seems to echo the landscape around the Guarda Golf Hotel & Residences, which was snow-covered for the entire winter season.

For once, packing my hiking boots would have made much more sense than my heels. But make no mistake, this relaxed mountain destination is redefining what modern luxury and self-care can be. Come join me for a laid-back trip to one of the Swiss Alp’s best-kept secrets: The Peak Health Spa at the Capra Sass-Fee.