How many places are sold out in Zermatt, night by night?

The most sold-out nights

The most sold-out night in Zermatt: 19 December 2026 (Saturday), when 13 of 43 places checked (30%) showed no bookable room.

• Nights at the top share (30%): 5.

Ranked by share; a tie goes to the earlier night. The median asking price is the middle price of the places still showing one that night.

Weekends against weekdays

On Friday and Saturday nights in Zermatt, a median 23% of places checked showed no bookable room, against 16% on Monday to Thursday nights (16 and 34 nights measured).

Sunday nights sit in neither group. A weekday with fewer than 3 measured nights is left out of the table.

Month by month

The most sold-out month measured in Zermatt: January 2027, a median 20% of places checked with no bookable room on a night, over 19 nights.

A month with fewer than 3 measured nights is left out.

“Last room” lines

On a median night in Zermatt, 76% of the places with a price showed the site's “last room” line, up to 97% on 19 December 2026 (59 nights where the line was read).

The site's own line for one room left, not a count of rooms: it can be marketing.

Sold-out nights and prices

On the nights in Zermatt when more places than usual showed no bookable room (over the median 17%), the places with a price asked a median $455, +20% against $378 on the other nights (24 and 35 nights measured).

The two figures moving together is all this shows; it does not say which moves which.

Every night measured

Nights measured in Zermatt: 59, from 13 November 2026 to 22 January 2027, read on 25 October 2026; we check up to 104 places a night.

• A place counts as showing no bookable room when the one-night search returned it without a price: sold out, closed, held to a minimum stay, or left without one by a short read.
• Only the places we track in Zermatt are counted, not every place in town; a share is of the places checked that night.
• Prices in USD: asking prices seen in a one-night search, not prices paid.