2,000 m above the everyday
Surrounded by the impressive scenery of the Great Aletsch Glacier, remote work becomes an inspiring experience. The Aletsch Arena offers you the ideal offsite location to combine focused work with relaxation in the Swiss mountains. Surrounded by peace, wide-open views and alpine energy, you gain new perspectives, fresh ideas and a true work-life balance.
In the car-free Aletsch Arena, Royal Riederalp offers inspiring spaces for focused work, workshops and creative retreats. Ideal for teams, digital nomads and anyone looking to combine focused work with time to recharge.
Fast fibre-optic internet
Soundproof phone booth for calls
Right next to hiking trails, bike trails, ski slopes, cross-country trails and the golf course
Royal Riederalp
Infrastructure that delivers
Instant access via code
Height-adjustable desks with one or two monitors
Coffee machine, fridge and microwave available
Alpine chic atmosphere – modern wood interior
Two meeting rooms in the same building can also be booked
Fibre-optic internet
Working with Pat and the Aletsch Arena creates exactly the space that modern work needs today: inspiration, vision and new perspectives. With the Royal Riederalp, we have found the perfect place for our beevalais workations, workshops and retreats.Diana Gebauer, CEO and owner of beeworx
Bring your team along
In addition to workations in Valais, the Aletsch Arena offers an ideal and refreshing setting for team workshops. On the car-free sun terrace, you will find not only modern meeting rooms such as the Royal on Riederalp, but also an inspiring environment that encourages creativity and team spirit. Our retreat expert Pat supports you from planning to implementation, so you can fully focus on the content of your retreat. Whether tailor-made catering packages or activities such as guided hikes and team-building experiences – we have the right solutions for your team.
Workation in the Aletsch Arena combines productive work with relaxation in the mountains. The Royal Riederalp offers modern workplaces, fiber optic internet and meeting rooms - in the middle of an inspiring alpine environment on the car-free sunny plateau. Work is combined with nature, far-reaching views and new perspectives.
The Aletsch Arena offers the perfect combination of modern infrastructure, peaceful surroundings and unique nature. High up on the car-free sunny plateau, the view, the proximity to the Great Aletsch Glacier and the alpine atmosphere create ideal conditions for focused work, creative breaks and renewed energy.
Yes, the Royal Riederalp has six modern individual workstations with fiber optic internet. Drinks, coffee, fresh mountain water, fridge and microwave are also available. The "Gletscherspalte" can be used for smaller meetings - a compact meeting room for undisturbed discussions and focused work with space for up to four people.
Workation offers companies the opportunity to consciously combine work, exchange and team experience. Teams can concentrate on their work, hold meetings or workshops and benefit from the inspiring mountain environment at the same time. The Royal is ideal for this with its flexible rooms, modern presentation technology and individually combinable experiences in the region.
Yes, the Aletsch Arena is a great place to combine remote work with relaxation and nature experiences. During the day, you can work or hold a meeting at the Royal, while activities such as hiking, winter hiking, skiing, cross-country skiing, yoga, guided glacier tours or excursions to viewpoints are possible before, after or in between.
Good Work Switzerland focuses on the topic of workation and supports companies in positioning themselves for the future in today’s dynamic world of work. During multi-day business retreats – the Good Work Days – participating organisations develop tailor-made strategies and concrete measures together with experienced Good Work experts, adapted to their individual needs.
Good Work Switzerland centres on key questions such as: How can collaboration and team dynamics be shaped effectively across home office, office work and workation settings? Who learns from whom in the interaction between people and technology? And how can resilience and mental strength be strengthened in a sustainable way?
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