Bentley Rental in Gstaad

Zeus Prestige brings luxury car rental in Gstaad to your chalet, your hotel or Saanen Airport (QYK), the airfield that serves the village. Rent or hire an exotic car for the evenings, a convertible for summer afternoons or a luxury SUV for mountain days, and explore the Saanenland, the Vaud Alps and Lake Thun.

Gstaad lies about 1,050 metres above sea level in the Bernese Oberland, in the municipality of Saanen. In the Middle Ages the Saanen district belonged to the Savoyard county of Gruyère, and farming and cattle dominated until a major fire in 1898. The village was rebuilt to welcome visitors.

The Gstaad Palace opened in 1913 as the village's first luxury hotel. The Montreux to Lenk railway arrived in 1905, the first ski school opened in 1923, and the first ski lifts followed between 1934 and 1944.

Summer brings the Gstaad Menuhin Festival of classical music and the tennis tournaments held in the village.

Luxury Car Rental in Gstaad: Three Drives From the Palace

Gruyères

Lower the roof for the road to Gruyères, the old seat of the counts who once ruled the Saanen district. The hillside town keeps its medieval ramparts and traffic-free streets, and the castle, built in the thirteenth century as the counts' residence, looks over the Alpine foothills from its terrace. Gruyères is famous for its cheese, so lunch is fondue. The air smells of cut grass and woodsmoke. Roll back toward Gstaad with the foothills turning gold in the mirrors.

The Col du Pillon

The Col du Pillon is supercar territory, which rises to 1,546 metres and links the canton of Bern with the Vaud valleys around Les Diablerets. The pass lies in Vaud, about a kilometre from the Bern border, and the lower station of the Scex Rouge cable car stands at the top, carrying visitors toward Glacier 3000 at 2,950 metres. Your breathing shortens with each bend as the Diablerets wall rises ahead of the windscreen.

Lake Thun

Lake Thun rewards a grand tourer. From Gstaad the Simmental valley leads north-east to the lake, home to three medieval castles at Thun, Oberhofen and Spiez, all open to the public. Hünegg, built in 1861, draws on the châteaux of the Loire. Stop at Oberhofen for a walk along the water. Soft leather and a low engine hum turn the long valley road into a gentle glide.

Luxury Car Hire in Gstaad: Questions Answered

Do you deliver to Gstaad?

Yes. We bring the car to chalets, hotels and homes in Gstaad and across the Saanenland. Give us the address when you book.

Do you deliver to Saanen Airport and Geneva Airport, including private flights?

Yes. We deliver to Saanen Airport (QYK, ICAO LSGK), which serves Gstaad and has no scheduled flights. Its traffic is private aviation. We also deliver to Geneva Airport (GVA), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LSGG), a major international gateway for the region.

What type of car should I hire in Gstaad?

A convertible suits Gruyères, a sports car the Col du Pillon, and a luxury SUV Lake Thun and longer mountain journeys.

Which cities are within easy reach of Gstaad by car?

Geneva lies to the west, Verbier to the south-west across the Alps and Zurich to the north-east.

Is Gstaad a good base for a driving holiday in Switzerland?

Yes. The Saanenland sits between the Bernese Oberland and the Vaud Alps, which puts Gruyères, the Col du Pillon and Lake Thun within a day's drive.

Choose from our exotics, cabriolets, SUVs and supercars, tell us where in Gstaad to deliver, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.