VERBIER
Verbier is Roaming Stones’ favorite ski destination. The skiing is second to none, and the charming and delicious restaurants both on the mountain as well as in town make for an incredible ski vacation.
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la cordée des alpes
A Roaming stones’ favorite in verbier
Our favorite hotel in Verbier. A charming high-end boutique hotel with lots of wood, cozy bedrooms, an excellent spa, dedicated service, and super well located – just a 5-minute walk from Place Centrale, the center of town.
All the front bedrooms have stunning mountain views. The breakfast buffet is especially good and at night the restaurant’s warm atmosphere is perfect to enjoy a delicious meal after a day on the slopes!
Image from La Cordée des Alpes’ official website
le chalet d’adrien
Relais & Châteaux hotel in Savoleyres, 5 minute drive from town
A five minute drive up from the Place Centrale, the center of town in Verbier. If you prefer to walk out of your hotel and be in the center of town, then we recommend Cordée des Alpes which is more central. The hotel is just steps away from the Savoleyres ski lift, and with a little skiing and wonderful catwalk you can connect to Verbier’s main mountain.
Le Chalet D’Adrien has stunning mountain views, luxurious rooms and spa, suites and apartments decorated with antique furniture. There are two restaurants to choose from; Le Grenier serves traditional alpine cuisine such as raclette and fondue and La Table d’Adrien serves a sophisticated and refined cuisine.
Image from Le Chalet D’Adrien’s official website
The Shed Hotel
Alpine-scandi design, cool young feel
Opened in 2022 by three Swedish friends, the hotel’s architecture is a blend of contemporary design and traditional Alpine chalet aesthetics. Natural light floods the interiors, showing the breathtaking mountain vistas. The use of wood and stone in the construction adds to the cozy yet sophisticated ambiance of the hotel.
Shed Hotel offers a variety of room types, from cozy chalet-style rooms to spacious suites featuring contemporary comfort in an alpine-scandi setting. In airy spaces, abstract art and eccentric books co-exist with luxurious duvets.
Their restaurant, Caffè Goomah, serves delicious pizzas.
From €200/night
Image from The Shed Hotel’s official website
Eat
3023 (formerly la Vache)
lunch on the slopes, top of the Attelas
Don’t be thrown by the container that sits at the top of the Attelas (aka James Blunt) chairlift, it is actually the site of a fabulous restaurant with stunning panoramic mountain views. On a clear winter day, the terrace is the place to be, but if the weather is not cooperating, the inside is cozy and filled with fur blankets.
Image from 3023’s Official Website
Al Capone
Cozy relaxed restaurant serving Swiss and Italian
From pizzas to fondues, Al Capone is perfect for the relaxed lunch or dinner in a chalet like setting in the mountains.
Image from Al Capone’s official website
Au vieux verbier
An institution in town, known for serving “potence”
Potence is a flame-grilled meat served hanging with a variety of sauces.
The restaurant is located right next to the Medran lift, at the top of Verbier town, and also has a lovely terrace for a sunny day lunch.
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Chez Dany
a favorite mountain restaurant for lunch or dinner
Ski in/ski out, a charming chalet tucked in the trees, Chez Dany’s stunning terrace is the spot in Verbier for those beautiful sunny mountain days!
The dinner plan includes walking or tractor/shuttle service (must reserve) from Carrefour and then a fun sled down! Delicious fondues, raclettes, croûtes and röstis – YUM!
Image from Chez Dany’s official website
L’Écurie
restaurant in town for lunch or dinner
A charming lunch or dinner spot in town with a delicious traditional Swiss menu including rösti and émincé de veau.
Image from L’Écurie’s official website
La Grange
lovely restaurant in town
La Grange offers an extensive sophisticated menu that includes fondues, raclettes and delicious grilled meats in a cozy warm atmosphere.
Image from La Grange’s official website
LA marlénaz
most gorgeous lunch and dinner spot on the mountain
No ski in/ski out. Dinner is magical, the restaurant sits in an opening of a forest, beside a beautifully lit rock. To get to La Marlénaz you first have to get to Le Sonalon Restaurant via town bus or car, from there you can either take a beautiful 25 minute walk across the mountain or you can organize for a snow tractor service to take you. What awaits you is classic Swiss mountain food, the fondues are especially good!
Image from La Marlénaz’s official website
La Marmotte
Charming mountain restaurant in Savolyeres
Ski in/ski out for lunch, the dinner plan involves a 40-minute walk up a catwalk from Carrefour (or a tractor/shuttle service that must be reserved – for those whose ski legs are a little wobbly!)
On a beautiful day go for lunch on the gorgeous terrace and on a cold snowy day opt to eat inside for a cozy meal.
The menu consists of everything you feel like eating on the mountains, from delicious Swiss salads and bündnerfleisch (the Swiss dried meat) to croûtes, röstis, and fondues.
Image from La Marmotte’s official website
le Carrefour
A great choice for lunch or dinner on the mountain
Ski in/ski out, located up the mountain, out of Verbier center, and also accessible by car or town bus. Our recommendation and their speciality is meat on a hot stone.
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Le Caveau
For cheese lovers!
Located in Place centrale, in the center of Verbier, Le Caveau is a wonderful, relaxed restaurant serving the best fondues and raclettes in town. There is also a big menu to choose from if cheese is not your thing!
Image from Le Caveau’s official website
Le Dahu
lunch on the mountain in La Chaux
Great lunch spot located in La Chaux, an area on the main mountain which is good for beginner and intermediate skiers.
Image from Le Dahu’s Official Website
Le Grenier
located at the Chalet d’Adrien, on Savoleyres
Delicious food. Offers a beautiful sunny terrace at lunchtime and also a very nice ambience for dinner, indoors of course.
Image from The Chalet D’Adrien’s Official Website
Le mouton noir
restaurant in Les Ruinettes, first stop of the medran gondola
Le Mouton Noir has both an enormous terrace and large inside room for the cold snowy days. This restaurant is more contemporary than our other mountain recommendations, but the Swiss/French menu is solid, and if you’re looking for a live DJ music vibe, and some après-ski, head here.
Image from Le Mouton Noir’s official website
Le rouge
a favorite mountain restaurant for lunch or dinner, classic après-ski spot
Especially known for the biggest aprés-ski scene in Verbier, Le Rouge is also a good option for lunch and dinner. It is ski in but not ski out, as it is located at the bottom of the Rouge run, on the outskirts of center Verbier.
Image © Alpimages Verbier
Les Chottes in Veysonnaz
If you’re in for travelling by ski, venture out of Verbier to Veysonnaz
Venture out of Verbier to Veysonnaz, one of the four valleys of Verbier! Les Chottes is an old alpine cowshed renovated into a wonderful mountain restaurant with a large wood fire in the centre. On a clear sunny day, Les Chottes has two terraces to enjoy, one with panoramic views of the Bernese Alps and a slightly more intimate terrace on the upper side of the restaurant.
We recommend heading towards Les Chottes by 11am or so as getting there, having lunch and returning to Verbier valley takes you into the late ski afternoon. It’s important to catch the last Tortin gondola or Mont Fort cable car to be able to return to Verbier town by ski.
Image from Les Chottes’ official website
Milk Bar
Baked goods, sweet and savoury crêpes and hot chocolates
Homemade breakfast and afternoon snack. Think milkshakes, hot chocolates, sundaes, any crêpe you dream of, afternoon tea and more.
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The Shed
lunch or dinner in town for delicious burgers, fries and sides
Delicious gourmet burgers for relaxed evenings and a young cool scene.
Image from The Shed’s Official Website
Outdoor Venture
Les Chottes in Veysonnaz
If you’re in for travelling by ski, venture out of Verbier to Veysonnaz
Venture out of Verbier to Veysonnaz, one of the four valleys of Verbier! Les Chottes is an old alpine cowshed renovated into a wonderful mountain restaurant with a large wood fire in the centre. On a clear sunny day, Les Chottes has two terraces to enjoy, one with panoramic views of the Bernese Alps and a slightly more intimate terrace on the upper side of the restaurant.
We recommend heading towards Les Chottes by 11am or so as getting there, having lunch and returning to Verbier valley takes you into the late ski afternoon. It’s important to catch the last Tortin gondola or Mont Fort cable car to be able to return to Verbier town by ski.
Image from Les Chottes’ official website
Skiing & Slopes in Verbier
Verbier is the largest ski area in Switzerland, linking four valleys including Verbier, La Tzoumaz, Nendaz, and Veysonnaz. Wonderful long pistes connect these ski resorts providing an endless variety of runs, such as Vallon D’Arbi which takes you to La Tzoumaz (back side of Savoleyres) and the long run from the top of Mont Fort all the way down to Siviez and beyond.
For skiers who venture towards Les 4 Vallées and would like to lunch on the pistes:
Chalet des Alpes in Nendaz
La Remointze in Veysonnaz
Cabane de la Matze in Thyon
Verbier is an especially great mountain for strong advanced skiers. Check out these spectacular pistes for advanced skiers:
Tortin (first image)
Mont Gelé
Mont Fort (panorama image)
Les Gentianes
Col des Mines
La Chaux (third image) area on the main mountain is good for beginner and intermediate skiers. Le Rouge is another great slope for beginner and intermediate skiers.
Savoleyres is also an easier, child-friendly mountain.
Although we highly recommend heading to Savoleyres after big snowfalls for great powder skiing in the trees
All images taken by © Roaming Stones
Sip & Groove
Farm Club
après-ski drinks and late night grooves
An amazing only-in-Verbier vibe for drinks, after dinner and dancing! A Night Club by Experimental.
Image from Farm Club’s Official Instagram
Le rouge
a favorite mountain restaurant for lunch or dinner, classic après-ski spot
Especially known for the biggest aprés-ski scene in Verbier, Le Rouge is also a good option for lunch and dinner. It is ski in but not ski out, as it is located at the bottom of the Rouge run, on the outskirts of center Verbier.
Image © Alpimages Verbier
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