Luxury chalets in Zermatt
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Luxury Ski Chalets Rental in Zermatt – Ski holidays
Zermatt is quickly becoming one of the most well-known world-class resorts in the Alps. As a winter destination with an exceptional snow record, fantastic skiing, gorgeous luxury ski chalets, and an equally impressive nightlife scene… A ski vacation in Zermatt provides pretty much everything you could want!
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- From CHF 55,000 to CHF 175,000 / week
- From CHF 7,500 to CHF 29,000 / week
- From CHF 7,500 to CHF 27,500 / week
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Perfect ski holiday: Luxury Zermatt ski chalets rentals
Stay in a Lodge Destinations Zermatt ski-in ski-out chalet to make the most of your ski vacation in Zermatt, Switzerland. These stunning luxury chalets are perfectly positioned directly on the slopes, so you can wake up in the morning and dive immediately into the excitement of winter sports! After a day of exhilarating ski activities, slide straight back into your Zermatt luxury chalet in the evening. Then, as your private chef prepares supper, curl up by the fire with a mug of hot chocolate and glass of wine. Simply pack your winter cloths and go out on your Zermatt ski vacation!
Zermatt is a car-free resort, offering it a genuinely unique Swiss ski resort experience.
The Zermatt ski region is easily accessible thanks to free electric buses that connect all of the key lift stations on the valley bottom.
There are also a lot of milk float-style electric taxis available for hiring. Visitors arrive in the resort by the renowned red Zermatt train, which departs from the village of Täsch; it’s a truly magnificent experience. From here, you will be taken aback by a winter wonderland, complete with horse-drawn sleighs in the streets of Zermatt village and the surrounding mountain peaks, including the famed Matterhorn.
The Matterhorn Ski Paradise, which you can access with your Zermatt ski pass, is a large ski area that stretches from Rothorn (3103m) and Gornergrat (3089m) to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise (Klein Matterhorn, 3883m) and Schwarzsee Paradise (2583m).
The Zermatt lift pass also allows access to the Italian ski resort of Breuil-Cervinia.
Zermatt skiing is great for a variety of reasons. Zermatt boasts Europe’s highest ski resort lift entry point. It is a snow-sure ski resort, and the ski region comprises ski resorts in Switzerland and Italy. Zermatt is a great destination for intermediate skiers, with plenty of decent red run skiing in the Rothorn region, among other places. There are several obstacles for extreme and expert skiers. The National, one of the longest black routes in the Alps, runs almost to resort level from the Blauherd and is a thrilling challenge for anybody. In Zermatt/Cervinia, there is also the No. 59 slope, which boasts a vertical drop of 250 meters over a distance of little over 750 meters. It has a gradient of 65% at its sharpest point. But don’t worry, there are well-groomed pistes in Zermatt that will fit your level.
Zermatt is of course very famous for the winter skiing, but skiing is possible 365 days a year, thanks to the glacier. The summer season is therefore very attractive for the family summer vacation. Check our guide to summer holiday in Zermatt.
Luxury Chalets in Zermatt
Lodge Destinations offers an incredible portfolio of luxury apartments and luxury chalets in Zermatt, ranging from small luxury self-catering getaways to large chalets with Matterhorn views and outstanding catered service. There is no centrally situated ski-in/ski-out chalets, although there are several Zermatt chalets and apartments within walking distance of the Sunnegga funicular and Matterhorn Express at either end of the resort.
Close to the main street, Zermatt ski chalets are accessible for reaching the resort’s various pubs and restaurants, as well as the Gornergrat train (opposite the main railway station). Those who want to be away from the noise and bustle of the resort center may be drawn to Winkelmatten, a tiny hamlet about a 15-minute walk from the resort center. The greatest views in Zermatt are usually found near the Petit Village.