Property Description
The apartment is located south of the village with a view of the mountains and offers the optimal mix between nocturnal rest and proximity to the village center with various restaurants and the Elfer lifts.
On 65 square meters, a well-being oasis has emerged in which up to 6 people can leave everyday life behind. After a long day of hiking, mountaineering or skiing you can go in the big
Living room on our sofa with a novel or a good movie relax (satellite TV available) or share your experiences with friends over the Internet.
If you like to cook, this will be a breeze in our fully equipped kitchen. From 4-plate stove on the oven, dishwasher, to the coffee maker everything is there to serve in the dining area of ??the living room a magical breakfast, lunch or dinner.
In 5 minutes you reach the center. There you will find: supermarket, ski rental, ski bus stop, hairdresser and ATM. In addition, there are some restaurants where you can eat very well – Tyrolean cuisine but also international dishes.
In the redesign of our apartments, we have proceeded with great care and attention to detail and have created a cozy, homey ambience. Every guest should feel well and at home with us, that is our credo.
Bread service or breakfast are available on request.
Suitable for: families with children, groups and seniors, non-smoking house
On about 65 m² are a newly furnished, cozy apartment.
It consists of a well-equipped kitchen with a comfortable sofa bed.
(where, in the case of the case, there are two more people),
Shower and toilet, and an anteroom with wardrobe.
Two separate bedrooms, a modern and a solid pine wood, guarantee the right ambience for everyone.
A special plus is the south-facing balcony with a beautiful view of the alpine world.
This apartment is equipped with satellite TV in each room, radio, electric cooker with ceramic hob and oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle and plenty of cooking and eating utensils.
Towels and bed linen are provided by us.
Occupancy for 2-6 persons.
