Nightclub · Gstaad Palace

GreenGo

Club inside the Gstaad Palace, open in winter and summer. Old-money classic.

Neighbourhood
Gstaad Palace
Open
THU, FRI, SAT
Music
Mixed
Dress code
Smart elegant
Minimum
CHF 2,500 table minimum
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Club tables are booked for OF.luxury members, included in membership with no booking fee. See Membership.

Booking GreenGo — what to know

GreenGo runs on the table economy: the room is built around its booths, and walk-up entry on a peak night is never a given. A confirmed table is the difference between an evening and a queue. Nights run THU, FRI, SAT, with the sound centred on mixed. The door enforces a smart elegant dress code, and tables start around CHF 2,500 minimum spend.

How we book it

Send your date, party size and an indicative budget on WhatsApp and we confirm directly with the venue — typically within the hour during the season. Nothing is committed until you approve; if your first choice is full we come back with the closest genuine alternative in Gstaad, never a downgrade dressed up.

Getting there & timing

Gstaad is about two hours from Geneva by road or a short helicopter hop. The winter season — December to March — is when tables here matter most. VIP transport — jets, helicopters and chauffeured cars — can be arranged around the booking for guests arriving from overseas.

About GreenGo

GreenGo is Gstaad's after-dinner institution — the Palace hotel's seventies-pedigree club, pop-art interior intact, where the promenade crowd reconvenes at midnight through the winter season, and again in summer. Intimate, open to the public (17 and over, with ID) and exactly as it has always been.

Booking, the OF.luxury way

One message covers it: date, party size and any preferences. We confirm availability and the night's terms directly with the venue, hold the table in your name, and stay reachable until you are seated. Every booking is subject to the venue's availability and confirmed case by case.

A night at GreenGo in the Gstaad Palace cellar

GreenGo opened in the early 1970s in the cellar of the Gstaad Palace, a space used as a vault during the Second World War. The Palace sits on the hill above the village at Palacestrasse 28. It has been owned by the Scherz family since 1947 and has about 90 rooms and suites.

Who gets in

The club is open to the public, not only to hotel guests. The minimum age is 17. A physical ID is required at the door; photos or PDF copies are refused. The house dress code is elegant, and themed nights set their own, from all white to formal.

Nights and seasons

From 2 January to 7 March 2026 the club opened Thursday to Saturday from 11.30pm. It also ran nightly from 24 to 30 December 2025. The Palace's next winter season runs from 15 December 2026 to 7 March 2027. GreenGo also works in summer: in 2026 it opened Friday and Saturday from midnight between mid-July and late August. Weekend afternoon sets moved outdoors to the Palace pool.

The room and the music

The interior is 1970s in style, with resident DJ Jim Leblanc and visiting acts. The house describes the music as mixed, adapted to whoever is in the room. A digital membership card has replaced the old printed one, and some headline nights carry special entry terms. The whole club can be hired for a private party.

Practical points

The Palace offers valet parking and a large outdoor car park, so a driver can wait on site. Most guests dine first in the village or at The Alpina and arrive after midnight. Those flying in typically land at Geneva via London to Geneva or at Saanen airfield in daylight. Our Gstaad concierge guide covers the wider stay.

Good to know

What is the minimum spend at GreenGo?
Minimums vary by night, season and table position. Tell us your date and party size and we confirm the exact terms for GreenGo before you commit to anything.
How do I book GreenGo through OF.luxury?
Message us on WhatsApp or email with your date and party size. We confirm availability and terms directly with GreenGo and come back to you — typically within the hour during the season. Availability is never guaranteed until confirmed.
What is the dress code at GreenGo?
GreenGo runs a smart elegant dress code. In practice that means no sportswear or beachwear after hours; smart, considered dressing is always the safer call. We confirm any specifics for your night when we hold the table.
Which area is GreenGo in?
GreenGo is in Gstaad Palace, Gstaad. We can arrange chauffeured transfers, and pair the booking with villas, yachts or jets if you're travelling in for the night.

Planning the wider trip? See our Gstaad concierge guide or nearby rooms:

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