SPECIAL POLICY DUE TO COVID-19

There are now NO quarantine requirements for entry to Switzerland.

On February 17th, 2022, most Covid related measures within Switzerland were lifted.

The following mandates are no longer in place:

• Mask wearing in shops, restaurants, as well as other public settings is no longer mandatory. Exception: In hospitals
• No more access restrictions regulated by electronic COVID certificates to facilities such as cinemas, theatres, restaurants, and events. Guests from the U.S. and Canada are therefore no longer required to apply for a Swiss COVID certificate.
• Passenger Locator Form (PLF) will no longer be required when entering Switzerland.
• No Covid tests are required when entering Switzerland.

All our properties are part of the Swiss Clean & Safe campaign, meaning that the highest standards of cleaning are used. In addition, all lift operators adhere to this standard of excellence.

We understand that you might be concerned about changes to travel regulations. We constantly monitor changes in advice from both the UK and Swiss governments and will be updating this page if advice changes.

We have very generous cancellation policies to assist you and your plans.

HOTELS:

Most hotels are very good with late cancellations. Feel free to browse the live availability and if you have any questions regarding the latest cancellation date (with full refund) should travel not be possible due to regulations, you can contact us on the Live Webchat so we can advise you of specific dates for cancellation.

APARTMENTS and CHALETS:

If an official travel warning has been issued for your holiday destination, you can cancel or change your booking free of charge up to 22 days prior to the arrival date . Naturally, if an official travel warning is issued in the 22 days before the scheduled arrival, a cancellation free of charge will also be possible at short notice but only for these cases. The same applies if quarantine regulations are imposed in Switzerland that cannot be circumvented by being double vaccinated (4+ days), or back in the UK (6+ days that cannot be avoided by double vaccination/booster & negative test).

INSURANCE:

You are strongly recommended to have holiday insurance in place (that covers COVID-19) in case you want to cancel for reasons other than official government regulations on travel. WHICH MAGAZINE has compiled a list of such travel insurance companies and can be seen here