Art Furrer Royal, Riederalp, 'Shhh' Resorts

Ski legend Art Furrer one of the “original” free style skiers who enthralled crowds with his amazing death defying stunts and his impressive array of tricks soon began to attract a large following, particularly in America. After having appeared on numerous chat shows and skiing with Americas luminaries, he left Hollywood behind to settle back in his native Switzerland, the Art Furrer resort was born. Having built on this over the years the resort has now become the recreational and hospitality backbone of the community. Located just 200 metres from the mountain station ski resort, offer ing a true ski-in ski-out experience. Reach your destination by cable car to the Riederalp Mitte, where a CAT will transfer you and your baggage to your hotel. Whichever option you choose you will not be disappointed.

Art Furrer House Royal  4 * Superior
The latest jewel in the crown sits majestically above its sister hotel the Wellness Resort Alpenrsose. Built in a contemporary style, using locally sourced materials where possible, which blend harmoniously with the mountainscape.

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The hotel prides itself in providing a quiet and relaxed atmosphere therefore, welcomes children from the age of 16.

The rooms and suites are spacious, attractively furnished with complementary fabrics in warm tones, some with incredible views to the mountains through large picture windows.

Each room benefits from huge bathrooms and deep tubs to soak those aching bones after a great day on the slopes. The rooms are all sound proofed to ensure you enjoy your haven of tranquillity.

Exclusive to Ski Bespoke guests on half board we offer a special dine around programme offering a wide variety of excellent dining options to choose from, whether it is fine dining in the Restaurant Royal, a traditional Raclette or Roesti in the cosy and atmospheric Roestikeller or fabulous pizza in the Pizzeria Boccalino , amongst others.

T o end your day enjoy some relaxing moments in the exclusive wellness area in the style of a Valais village reserved for Royal guests.