• Hotel Bellevue des Alpes (Kleine Scheidegg) Switzerland
• Hotel Jungfrau Wengernalp (Wengernalp) Switzerland
• Many early National Park lodges in North America
• Ye Olde Swiss Cottage / Swiss Tavern tradition (Swiss Cottage, London area) — a 19th-century “Swiss chalet”-style tavern/inn

Adaptive Reuse

• Former 19th–early 20th century Alpine sanatoriums converted into hotels (common in Switzerland/France/Austria)
• Railway-era Alpine tourism created buildings later reused as lodging (station hotels, rail staff buildings)
• Traditional timber farmhouses (chalet-type vernacular) converted into B&Bs/self-catering stays
• Chalet-style hunting lodges converted to boutique hotels.
• Large private “Swiss chalet” villas converted into small hotel
• Berghotel Schatzalp (Davos) — tuberculosis sanatorium (opened 1900)
• Swiss-Chalet Merlischachen “Historic Chalet-Hotel Lodge” historic timber farmhouse (Merlischachen/Lake Lucerne) SWitzerland
• Hotel Villa Honegg (Bürgenstock/Ennetbürgen Switzerland) — 1905 historic villa
• Les Fermes de Marie (Megève) France — collection of traditional farmhouses
• Grand Hôtel des Neiges (Briançon France) — former sanatorium (1931)
• Chalet Brunnenhof (St. Anton am Arlberg Austria) — old farmhouse
• Baker Creek Mountain Resort (near Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada) — former work/overnight cabins (incl. rail-worker cabins)
• Kimamaya by Odin (Niseko Japan) lodge renovation