The Brasserie Lusi serves highlights of French cuisine and international classics. The Lusi terrace in front of the hotel is the sunniest spot in the village and offers a direct view of the Matterhorn.

The perfect place for those who like it uncomplicated. The menu features the highlights of French brasserie cuisine and international classics, and the name Lusi has its origins in the Zermatt dialect. A Lusi was the small, foldable lantern that provided warm light for mountaineers in earlier times. And so is the atmosphere in the Lusi: bright and friendly. The Matterhorn watches over lunch on the restaurant terrace. In the evening, candlelight accompanies the culinary delights.

Head chef: Heinz Rufibach


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