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Reto Moser Appointed General Manager of The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel

May 9
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“Being born and raised in Switzerland, Gstaad has always been very close to my heart,” says Moser. “Some of my most memorable childhood days were spent skiing and exploring these mountains, and so returning here to open this iconic property is both deeply meaningful and a true honour. We’re thrilled to introduce Four Seasons to this exceptional destination and to share the genuine warmth of Alpine hospitality, making every guest feel completely at home while enjoying the personalised service Four Seasons is celebrated for.”
“Being born and raised in Switzerland, Gstaad has always been very close to my heart,” says Moser. “Some of my most memorable childhood days were spent skiing and exploring these mountains, and so returning here to open this iconic property is both deeply meaningful and a true honour. We’re thrilled to introduce Four Seasons to this exceptional destination and to share the genuine warmth of Alpine hospitality, making every guest feel completely at home while enjoying the personalised service Four Seasons is celebrated for.”

Following extensive renovations, the iconic property will re-open under Moser’s leadership to introduce guests to a reimagined luxury experience.

Four Seasons announces the appointment of Reto Moser as General Manager of The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel, which is set to open in late 2026, ready for the winter season. Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, the hotel will offer unparalleled luxury services for which Four Seasons is internationally renowned while continuing to reflect the heritage and rich history of this iconic property.


Following extensive renovations managed by Squircle Capital and led by French interior designer Joseph Dirand, The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel will welcome guests with 75 rooms and suites, including a collection of luxury Penthouse Residences. The new culinary offerings will include a total of seven restaurants and lounges – ranging from a modern live fire grill to Japanese omakase and Swiss classics. At the property, guests will enjoy a luxurious spa and fitness centre including two treatment rooms dedicated exclusively to Clinique La Prairie. The hotel will also feature both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Kids For All Seasons, as well as Alpine Lounge and Alpine Concierge services, providing the opportunity to book personalized winter and summer activities.


“Being born and raised in Switzerland, Gstaad has always been very close to my heart,” says Moser. “Some of my most memorable childhood days were spent skiing and exploring these mountains, and so returning here to open this iconic property is both deeply meaningful and a true honour. We’re thrilled to introduce Four Seasons to this exceptional destination and to share the genuine warmth of Alpine hospitality, making every guest feel completely at home while enjoying the personalised service Four Seasons is celebrated for.”


Moser brings more than two decades of international experience across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. He joined Four Seasons in Provence in 2004, and over the years held positions in food and beverage operations in Bangkok and Koh Samui, before progressing into senior management roles in Cairo, Moscow, and Dubai.


Discreet Alpine Sanctuary with Effortless, Understated Luxury

Renowned as the first five-star hotel in Gstaad upon its opening in 1910, The Park Gstaad will be fully reimagined by Squircle Capital as a Four Seasons property, blending timeless Swiss elegance, mountain adventure and a refined international lifestyle. The hotel sits just a short walk from the famed Gstaad Promenade, home to gourmet restaurants, artisan food shops and fashion boutiques.  


The Park Gstaad, A Four Seasons Hotel joins the Four Seasons collection of heritage properties in Europe, as well as the brand’s collection of alpine properties, including in MegèveJackson HoleVailSanta FeWhistler and upcoming projects in Deer Valley and Telluride...... Read more here - Hotel Management Global Outlook Link



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