Chalet de lujo super privado con servicios de hotel

Private entrance and lift, Large living room with ceiling 3.20 meters high.  Dining-room with ceiling painted by a local artist, Bar,  Spacious kitchen and Master bedroom with bathroom, walk-in closet, office,  4 en-suite bedrooms with bathrooms •  4 parking places in the basement. Gstaad in the Bernese Oberland attracts a charming mix of visitors: while the chalet village of Gstaad welcomes famous guests, the smaller neighbouring villages offer attractive options for families with children. In recent years, the centre of Gstaad has developed into the most popular and shortest “shopping mile” in Switzerland. Mountain railways and roadways provide access to jet set–popular Gstaad in the southwest region of the Swiss Alps. Three ski areas, heli-skiing, 10 winter sports schools and more than 30 miles of cross-country skiing trails are within reach of this traffic-free resort town, which is also known for its fine dining. A promenade lined with luxury boutiques runs through the town center. Activities are also plentiful in summer, like tennis, golf, hiking and mountaineering. Gstaad is a friendly car-free village. A rather charming, attractively located place full of restored weathered-wood chalets between four gently sloping valleys. It is pleasing with a variety of sporting activities and social events during most of the year.

Rougemont is a charming village located in the Swiss Alps, within the canton of Vaud, and part of the picturesque Pays-d’Enhaut region. Renowned for its scenic beauty, traditional architecture, and cultural heritage, Rougemont offers visitors an authentic Swiss alpine experience. Here are some key features and highlights: Geography and Location • Altitude: Approximately 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) above sea level. • Scenery: Surrounded by stunning landscapes including verdant valleys, rolling hills, and majestic mountain peaks, providing a tranquil and scenic environment. Architectural Charm • Traditional Chalets: The village is known for its beautifully preserved wooden chalets, many of which date back to the 17th century. These structures are adorned with intricate carvings and colorful flower displays, showcasing traditional Swiss craftsmanship. • Historical Landmarks: Rougemont is home to the notable Church of Saint Nicolas, a historic building that dates back to the 11th century and features remarkable Romanesque architecture. Cultural Heritage • Local Traditions: The village celebrates its rich cultural heritage through various local festivals and events, which highlight traditional Swiss customs, music, and cuisine. • Art and Craftsmanship: Rougemont has a strong tradition of woodcarving and other crafts, with local artisans creating beautifully crafted items that reflect the village's cultural identity. Outdoor Activities • Hiking and Walking: The area offers an extensive network of trails for hiking and walking, suitable for all levels. These trails provide breathtaking views of the surrounding alpine scenery and allow visitors to immerse themselves in nature. • Skiing and Snowboarding: In winter, Rougemont is a popular destination for skiing and snowboarding, with access to well-maintained slopes and facilities as part of the Gstaad Mountain Rides ski area. • Cycling and Mountain Biking: During the warmer months, the village and its surroundings offer excellent routes for cycling and mountain biking, catering to both leisurely rides and more challenging adventures. Gastronomy • Local Cuisine: Rougemont offers a taste of traditional Swiss cuisine, including regional specialties such as fondue and raclette, often made with locally produced cheeses. • Restaurants and Cafés: The village boasts a variety of restaurants and cafés where visitors can enjoy delicious meals in a cozy, alpine setting. Accessibility • Transport: Rougemont is accessible by train, with a station on the Montreux-Oberland Bernois (MOB) railway line, connecting it to nearby destinations like Montreux and Gstaad. It is also reachable by car, offering scenic drives through the Swiss countryside. Overall Ambiance • Atmosphere: Rougemont exudes a peaceful and welcoming ambiance, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation, cultural exploration, and outdoor activities in a picturesque alpine setting. Rougemont combines natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and a variety of outdoor activities, providing a quintessential Swiss alpine experience for visitors.

Pets: Not allowed. Smoking: Not allowed. Events: Allowed. Suitable for: children and infants. Additional rules: • No smoking • Check-in is anytime after 3:00 PM