Chalet Zen is the new address in Zermatt. This luxurious, yet cosy and privately-owned chalet is located 100 meters from the piste and main lift up to the glacier, providing access to all of Zermatt and Cervinia ski areas. The chalet is located in an unrivalled position looking up to the majestic Matterhorn and is also a short stroll from the village.
The Chalet Zen offers sleeping accommodation for 8 + 2 in a bunk suite.
Classically furnished, chalet Zen retains the feel of an authentic Swiss chalet and yet caters for all the modern après ski necessities including massage and steam rooms, an outdoor hot tub, WI-FI, satellite and cable TV channels. The chalet can accommodate 8 + 2 guests in four bedrooms and a bunk-room that can be combined with a 5th bathroom to form a family suite. Three of the four bedrooms have south facing balconies with Matterhorn views and the five luxurious marble bathrooms (4 en-suite) have under-floor heading. There are two spacious living and dining areas with fireplaces along with a small study and well-stocked library of books, DVDs and games to suit all ages. Lift access to all floors.
With a charming, professional manager and concierge, dedicated housekeeping team with chef available on request, Chalet Zen combines supreme comfort and privacy with service of the very highest standard.
Rates start from 24,000 CHF per week.
An offer of up to 30% off for stays this February is available!
Booking price includes:
Dedicated service from the chalet staff
Champagne reception
Breakfast and afternoon tea daily
Delicious home cooked meals on 6 nights
Carefully selected house wines and champagne
An open spirit bar and range of soft drinks
Jo Malone bathroom products
Fresh flowers and daily newspapers
They can also arrange:
Resort transfers by helicopter and taxi
A la cart wines and champagnes
Resort transfer by taxi or helicopter
In-chalet equipment fitting and lift passes
Ski lessons and guiding
Special family and corporate events
In-chalet childcare
In-chalet massage and beauty therapy
Personal laundry service (in-house and dry cleaning)
PENHTOUSE ZEN (sleeps 6)
Penthouse Zen is situated adjacent to Chalet Zen in the same discreet location just 100m from the piste and main lift up to the glacier. With uninterrupted views of the Matterhorn, Penthouse Zen provides access to all Zermatt and Cervinia ski areas yet is merely a short stroll into the village.
The penthouse can accommodate 6 guests in 3 bedrooms. The spacious master bedroom with study area opens onto the south facing balcony with stunning Matterhorn views. There is an en-suite bathroom with large Jacuzzi bath and shower. There are two further en-suite double bedrooms, with a Jack and Jill spa bathroom with jacuzzi bath and steam shower also accessible from the hall for all to enjoy. There is a very large family style living room with double height windows, stairs up to a gallery over the sitting area, central hanging steel fireplace, bar, open plan kitchen and dining area, also opening onto the balcony running the length of the penthouse.
Daily cleaning and a mid-week linen change is included, making Penthouse Zen the perfect choice for guests needing housekeeping but preferring to take advantage of Zermatt ‘s wonderfully varied restaurants, bars and night life. Or combine Chalet and Penthouse if your party is larger than 8-10 guests.
Rates start from 7,000 CHF per week
An offer of up to 30% off for stays this February is available!
Price includes:
A breakfast package on arrival
A daily bakery delivery
Daily housekeeping
Mid-week linen change
Fresh flowers and fruit
They can also arrange:
Resort transfers by helicopter and taxi
Equipment fitting and lift passes
Ski lessons and guiding
Special family and corporate events
In-penthouse childcare
In-penthouse massage and beauty therapy
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Featured Image: The New Address in Zermatt – Chalet Zen, photo courtesy of Chalet Zen.
