W Verbier
About the hotel
Luxurious Alpine Retreat
Contemporary Design & Spa Amenities
The W Verbier offers a blend of contemporary alpine design and luxurious spa amenities, including an indoor pool, heated outdoor pool, and a spa area for guests to unwind after a day of skiing.
Gourmet Dining & Entertainment
Indulge in culinary delights at the W Kitchen restaurant, offering modern Swiss and Mediterranean cuisine. For a unique experience, visit the tapas bar by Sergi Arola or unwind at the sushi bar and café. The hotel provides a variety of dining options to satisfy every palate.
Convenient Ski Access & Wellness Facilities
With ski-to-door access to the Verbier Cable Car and free access to the Away Spa Area and gym, guests can enjoy a seamless ski vacation with added relaxation. The 24-hour concierge service ensures a stress-free stay at the W Verbier.
Book your stay at W Verbier for an unforgettable alpine experience.
Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Parking
- Non-smoking rooms
- Fitness center
- Swimming pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business center
- Heating
- Terrace
- Family rooms
- Pets allowed
- Hiking
- Lift / Elevator
- Laundry
- Luggage storage
- Cycling
- Airport shuttle
- Safety deposit box
- Bar
- Fax/photocopying
- Horse riding
- Golf course
- Soundproof rooms
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Ironing service
- Meeting/banquet facilities
- Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- Car hire
Check-in and check-out
- Check-out
- until 11:00
Guest reviews
Exceptional
Perfect
Liked: Had an excellent stay here. Would highly recommend.
Great place to relax when your husbands in the Tour des Stations cycle race!
Liked: Spa and food especially dinner. The staff were exceptional
A very relaxing and peaceful holiday in a wonderful ambience
Liked: The friendly staff. The food. The cleanliness
Disliked: maybe the distances to dining room and spa from my room.....I was using crutches....steps were inevitable!
MAGIC!
Liked: So magic! ALL! No words!
More than just a hotel, a destination in itself ✨️
Liked: The location was great with outstanding views. The staff were exceptional and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and valued. We loved the vibe and style of the hotel. It was very clean, comfortable and modern with thoughtful touches, whilst staying sympathetic to the swiss architecture. The spa (included in the price for guests) was great, as was the massage treatment I had. We struggled to find vegan food in Verbier so were very grateful that the team could cater to us so we could dine there one evening. W Verbier is more than just a hotel, it is a destination in itself.
Disliked: The breakfast service felt a little chaotic at times, although the team were very friendly. Although the breakfast options are diverse, it would be great to see more Vegan options and also clearer labelling of food allergies at the buffet. The pillows on the bed were too soft and gave me a sore neck. The team kindly gave me a firmer pillow but this was also uncomfortable. I ended up using one of the cushions. The Nespresso machine in the room didn't produce very hot water. We weren't made aware that we would be charged extra for parking. It would be nice if this parking was included or if this isn't possible, to be made aware at time of check-in.
Birthday weekend ended to the Hospital with food poisoning from the Breakfast
Liked: At the end of June 2026, I booked a weekend stay at W Verbier to celebrate my birthday on Saturday. Overall, the hotel itself was beautiful, but my experience was unfortunately overshadowed by several issues, culminating in what was confirmed to be a serious case of food poisoning. Upon arrival, the check-in process was disappointing. It was slow, and the receptionist provided virtually no information about the hotel, such as breakfast hours, available facilities, or other essential details. Although the hotel appeared to be far from full, we were informed that our room would not be available until the official check-in time of 4:00 PM because it was "not yet ready." However, we witnessed other guests receiving their rooms several hours before the official check-in time, making this explanation difficult to understand. In addition, I was asked to provide my credit card for a security deposit without being informed of the amount that would be authorized, which I found to be unprofessional. The most serious issue occurred after our stay. During our two-night visit, we ate every breakfast and dinner at the hotel. We did not eat lunch elsewhere because we spent our days hiking. On Monday morning, after breakfast, we checked out and drove back to Zurich. Approximately five hours after breakfast, I developed severe diarrhea. During the evening, my symptoms worsened considerably and included intense abdominal pain, cramps, nausea, and a mild fever. The following day, due to the severity of my condition, I went to the hospital. Laboratory analysis of my stool sample confirmed the presence of two bacterial infections: Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) and Yersinia enterocolitica. I was prescribed antibiotics, and fortunately my condition began to improve the following day. Based on the timing of the symptoms and the fact that all of my meals during the stay were consumed at the hotel, I strongly believe the infection originated from food served at the property. In particular, I suspect the breakfast sausages, which appeared to be undercooked. I contacted the hotel's management to report the incident. Their response was simply that they comply with all hygiene regulations and that no similar complaints had previously been reported by other guests. They also stated that if I wanted them to investigate the food, I would need to complete a specific form. I found this response disappointing. Whether the hotel decides to test its food products should be its own responsibility, particularly after receiving documented medical evidence of a guest contracting two foodborne bacterial infections. Furthermore, by the time this discussion took place several days later, any food served on the day in question would no longer have been available for testing. What makes this incident even more concerning is that only one month before this trip I had traveled through two African countries, where I ate local food without experiencing any health issues whatsoever. Yet, I suffered confirmed bacterial food poisoning after staying at a five-star luxury hotel in Switzerland, where guests pay premium prices and reasonably expect the highest standards of food safety and hygiene. This experience was extremely disappointing and unacceptable. While service shortcomings can sometimes be overlooked, food safety should never be compromised. I hope the hotel takes this matter seriously and reviews its food handling procedures to ensure that no other guests experience a similar incident.
Good to know
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
W Verbier compared with other hotels in Verbier
Based on guest scores and reviews for 200 places to stay in Verbier. Distances as the crow flies.
- by guest reviews in Verbier
- 11th of 200
- its score; the average in Verbier is 8.8
- 9.0
- guest reviews
- 272
- from the centre of Verbier
- 500 m
What’s near W Verbier
Distances from the hotel as the crow flies.
- Geneva Airport (GVA) 88 km
Frequently asked questions about W Verbier
What are the check-in and check-out times at W Verbier?
Check-out is until 11:00.
Does W Verbier have parking?
According to the hotel: parking. Ask the hotel whether you need to book it and whether there is a charge.
Are pets allowed at W Verbier?
Yes: pets allowed. Let the hotel know when you book in case there is a supplement or a size limit.
Does W Verbier have a pool?
According to the hotel: swimming pool.
How far is W Verbier from the centre of Verbier?
About 500 m from the centre of Verbier, as the crow flies.
