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Overview: chalet description: Naias description

Naias is the incredibly chic apartment which occupies one of the most exclusive addresses in Gstaad. Situated just across the prestigious Le Rosey international boarding school and a short stroll from the main promenade it makes the perfect base for a parent or family wanting to spend time in Gstaad during the winter months. The apartment occupies the top floor allowing for breath-taking views across the valley.

You enter the apartment into the main hallway which leads to the bedrooms, kitchen and impressive open plan living and dining area. The whole apartment has been elegantly decorated and is immaculate throughout. The large living space has ample space with the main seating area focussing around a wonderful open fire and the large dining table sits 10 people comfortably. Floor to ceiling French windows allows the light to flood in and open out onto a private balcony with sun loungers. The kitchen is off the main hallway and is very well equipped.

The master double bedroom is spacious and light with a delightful private balcony boasting impressive views and an en-suite shower room. There is a further twin bedroom also with an en-suite shower room. There is also an additional guest w.c.


Facilities: Naias features

Interior

  • Sleeps 4
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  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 3 Individual Beds
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • 1 Additional WCs
  • 10 Dining Table Seats
  • 7 Living Area Seats

Appliances

  • Hi-Fi/CD player/MP3 player
  • Wifi
  • Cable TV

Wellness and relaxation

  • South facing balcony

Additional

  • Wood burning fireplace
  • Private laundry facilities
  • Private ski locker
  • Cot/high chair available

Room Types: Naias bedrooms

Set out over one floor

  • Open plan dining and living area
  • Kitchen
  • 1 master double bedroom (en-suite shower room, private balcony)
  • 1 twin bedroom (en-suite shower room)
  • Additional guest w.c.

Meals: Naias food & drink

We update Naias's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Gstaad: about holidays in Gstaad: about ski holidays in Gstaad: about ski holidays in Gstaad Switzerland

Numerous ski areas Glacier skiing Celebrity ski resort

Glorious Gstaad – one of the world’s poshest and prettiest resorts, complete with Michelin starred restaurants, fine alpine chalets and a palace overseeing all. Oh and a pretty incredible ski area.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Luxury Foodies Pretty village

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Snow Report: Top 59cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 61cm expected this week

Snow History: November average depth cm

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Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Bern (BRN)82km, 1h20
Region:Switzerland, Alps
First opened:1907

Gstaad lift pass price last reported as CHF 62 (adult 1 day). Ask for a quote when booking Naias.
Night skiing: Yes
Gstaad has N, S, E, W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing October – May.

Town altitude: 1050m
Top of slopes: 3000m
Bottom of piste: 1000m
Vertical drop: 1950m
Total length of trails:220km
Longest piste:10km
In Switzerland’s German speaking Saanenland region, Gstaad has the kind of reputation in the skiing world that St Tropez has in summer. And it’s the local international schools we have to thank for it. Institute Le Rosey set up shop here in 1917 and as students, teachers and their families raved about the Gstaad good life, the village’s reputation as a luxurious destination grew and grew. Stars of Hollywood’s golden age graced its grand hotels and ritzy bars - Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren, Grace Kelly – a...
The ski area is huge and varied, featuring Bernese Oberland’s only glacier, Glacier 3000 as well as the Rinderberg, Lengebrand, Saanerslochgrat, Hornberg and Horneggli mountains. Beginners can access easy blues from the Ruttli and Zuckerli lifts at the end of Gstaad village. More easy runs are served by the Gstaad – Eggli lift, streaming down into Saanen. Intermediates should be able to handle the area’s longest run from the top of Mt. La Videmanette, all the way down into Rougemont. Blue and red ru...
As you’d expect of a resort of Gstaad’s calibre, there are some fabulous restaurants to dine in. The Alpina Gstaad and Restaurant Chesery have a Michelin star and 18 Gault&Millau points each, and more G&M points are scattered around the resort’s remaining eateries. We like Berghaus Wispile for 360° views of the surroundings and Saagli Stubli for fondues and all things cheesy. For DIY fondues, there are fondue huts and giant fondue pots scattered around the region to form Fondueland – pick up a rucksack from...

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