Luxury Ski-in Ski-Out Chalet by Famous Lauberhorn Run, Free Wifi

- 20% non refundable deposit to secure the booking
-CHF 300 damage deposit payable at the time of final payment.  Refundable within 14 days of rental.
-balance of payment due 8 weeks prior to travel
-CHF 300 per week to cover costs of linens/towels, cleaning payable to local agent
-a small Visitor's Tax is payable to the village of Wengen.  Please pay it at the tourist office and you will receive a Visitor's Card entitling you to discounts and offers at various facilities in the village.

Car: Not Necessary

Wengen is a traditional, charming, traffic-free village with beautiful views of the Eiger, Jungfrau and Monch. It is a dual season resort offering skiing and skating in the winter and hiking and walking in the summer.

The hub of the village is the short main street lined with chalet-style hotels and shops. In the winter, ice skating is a favourite evening activity of the villagers. The Jungfrau lift pass covers all three ski areas: Wengen, Grindelwald and Murren. The summit of Schiltorn, made famous by a James Bond movie, is a highly challenging black run. The longest black race run, the Lauberhorn World-Cup Run is also a tourist favourite. Wengen offers lots of long runs of varied terrain.

The Trummelbach Falls in the valley, are the only glacier falls in Europe inside a mountain accessible to tourists, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Interlaken, a main tourist attraction in the valley, offers luxury shopping, beautiful hotels, fine dining and excursions.

Other Activities: Ice skating, tobogganing, ice hockey, curling.

Ski: The finish line for Wengen's world-famous Lauberhorn ski race in January is 200 metres from the chalet and is an event not be missed. The famous Mary's Cafe is the place to enjoy your gluewein. The Jungfrau ski area comprises Wengen, Murren ( with its James Bond mountaintop revolving restaurant) and Grindelwald, all accessed by cog railways or cable cars from the local Innerwengen ski chair to the Allmend rail stop. At the end of the day, challenge yourself to ski home down the Lauberhorn or relax on the adjacent red run.