The Omnia
Perched high above Zermatt, The Omnia blends contemporary design with Alpine tradition, offering panoramic views of the Matterhorn. Guests enjoy refined rooms and suites, a world-class spa with indoor/outdoor pool, gourmet dining, and personalized service. The hotel’s exclusive mountain lodge atmosphere and direct access to Zermatt’s vibrant village and ski slopes create a unique retreat for discerning travelers seeking tranquility and sophistication.
Quick Facts
What We Love:
Midcentury-modern design with Matterhorn views and proximity to Zermatt’s extensive ski terrain.
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Guest Experience
Perched above Zermatt with breathtaking Matterhorn views, The Omnia blends midcentury-modern design with Alpine lodge warmth, offering an exclusive retreat accessible via private tunnel and elevator. Guests can unwind in the tranquil spa, featuring an indoor-outdoor pool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, and an outdoor whirlpool overlooking the mountains, or indulge in massages and wellness therapies using natural products. The acclaimed restaurant, helmed by Chef Tony Rudolph, delights with modern European cuisine and creative tasting menus, while the stylish bar and panoramic terrace provide the perfect après ski setting. Spacious rooms and suites, many with fireplaces and balconies, create a serene haven for couples, wellness seekers, and design aficionados, all just steps from Zermatt’s vibrant dining and ski scene.
Amenities
Dining Experience
• The Omnia Bar and Lounge – Stylish après ski destination offering signature cocktails, fine spirits, and light bites by the fireplace or on a panoramic terrace with Matterhorn views.
• Outdoor Hot Tub Experience – Unique après ski relaxation in the hotel’s outdoor hot tub, providing breathtaking mountain vistas.
• Proximity to Zermatt’s Culinary Scene – Steps away from Michelin-starred After Seven, the iconic Chez Vrony mountain hut, and other acclaimed local favorites, allowing guests to explore a diverse array of exceptional dining and après ski venues.
Après Ski
The Omnia offers an exceptional culinary experience at its on-site restaurant, led by Executive Chef Tony Rudolph, where guests can enjoy modern European cuisine with a focus on seasonal and regional ingredients in an elegant, contemporary setting. The restaurant is renowned for its creative tasting menus and refined à la carte options, complemented by an extensive wine list featuring Swiss and international selections. The Omnia Bar and Lounge provides a stylish space for après ski relaxation, serving signature cocktails, fine spirits, and light bites by the fireplace or on the panoramic terrace with views of the Matterhorn. For a unique après ski experience, guests can unwind in the hotel’s outdoor hot tub overlooking the mountains. Just steps from the hotel, Zermatt’s vibrant village offers acclaimed dining such as the Michelin-starred After Seven, known for innovative cuisine, and Chez Vrony, a celebrated mountain hut accessible via ski or hike, offering organic Alpine dishes and a lively après ski atmosphere. Other nearby favorites include the rustic Findlerhof for Swiss classics and the Papperla Pub, a popular après ski hub with live music and a convivial crowd. The Omnia’s prime location ensures easy access to both sophisticated dining and the energetic après ski scene of Zermatt.
Spa & Wellness
The Omnia features a spa with an indoor/outdoor pool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, caldarium, and outdoor whirlpool with Matterhorn views. Treatments include massages, facials, and body therapies using natural products. The wellness area also offers a fitness center and relaxation lounge. The spa is noted for its tranquil atmosphere and panoramic Alpine setting.
Design & Architecture
This hotel showcases a sophisticated fusion of midcentury-modern design and Alpine tradition, featuring clean architectural lines, natural materials, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that frame panoramic Matterhorn views. The interiors emphasize understated luxury, with a mountain lodge ambiance enhanced by curated furnishings and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, exemplified by the spa’s indoor/outdoor pool and terraces that immerse guests in the surrounding landscape.
Ski Resort Guide
View Destination →Matterhorn Ski Paradise
Weather Forecast · 1,562m – 3,883m
Adequate conditions with potential for improvement.
Matterhorn Ski Paradise is experiencing a below-average season with only 58% of the typical snowfall. Recent snowfall has been minimal, and the forecast suggests moderate snow in the coming days. The freezing level is high, which may affect snow quality at lower elevations.
Depth score is low due to unreliable satellite data and season snowfall being below 200cm.
Recent snow score reflects minimal snowfall in the last week, totaling 15.12cm.
Forecast score is moderate with 20.1cm expected, indicating potential for improvement.
Historic score is low because the season is at 58% of the 5-year average, indicating a poor season.
Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.
Snowfall over the past five years has averaged slightly below the 30-year average, indicating a modest downward trend. The most recent season saw a significant drop, with snowfall reaching only 46% of the 5-year and 45% of the 30-year averages, marking it as a notable anomaly. This sharp decline follows a period of moderate variability, including an exceptionally high snowfall year in 2023, suggesting increased year-to-year fluctuations. Overall, recent data points to both heightened variability and a concerning decrease in snowfall relative to historical norms.
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Predictions are based on historical patterns and current season performance. Actual conditions may vary. Season dates are estimates and vary by resort.
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