Apartments Arcadia Studio Studio Fletschhorn by Interhome

On the edge of the authentic mountain village of Saas-Grund, in a sunny and quiet location, the upscale holiday complex Apartments Arcadia offers an incomparable view of the imposing Mischabel chain with the highest peak in Switzerland, the Dom, which is 4545 metres high. The apartment block is spacious and the 4-5* flats are state of the art. Each flat has a spacious balcony with a marvellous panoramic view.

Guests have access to a car park and a garden with a seating area and barbecue. In winter, the 26 km cross-country ski trail runs right past the property, and numerous hikes can be undertaken directly from the house. The famous chapel path leads to the glacier village of Saas-Fee in just under an hour. The bus stop for the post bus or ski bus is just 20 metres from the house. With the SaastalCard, guests can reach the top ski areas of Saas-Fee or Saas-Grund free of charge and in just a few minutes, with pistes that reach well over 3000 metres above sea level. There are several restaurants and all the necessary shops in the nearby village.

A small fitness room, an infrared sauna and a small library with a games corner are available to guests in the house.
The studio is situated on the 2nd floor and features an open kitchen, two beds, a shower, and toilet, along with a balcony.

The studio is equipped with high-quality amenities, including a dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, table grill with integrated raclette oven, fondue set, flat-screen TV, radio, and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Experience your stay in an environment of refined comfort, complete with modern conveniences, ensuring an unparalleled experience.

Within the house, there is a small fitness room, an infrared sauna, and a small library with a play area.

Just 50 meters from the house, you'll find the bus stop for postal services and the ski bus.

Included in price:
Bed linen (initial supply)
ERV cancellation insurance
Final cleaning (Basic cleaning is always carried out by the guest)
Interhome plants 100'000 m2 of flowering fields to save the bees

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