Holiday rentals in Zermatt
At the foot of the Matterhorn, a car-free village · 3 places to book directly
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Staying in Zermatt
Zermatt lies at the foot of the Matterhorn, the most photographed mountain in the Alps. The village is car-free: people get about on foot or in small electric taxis, in the atmosphere of a village resort that has retained its weathered chalets and bustling narrow streets. Above, Europe’s highest ski area rises to 3,900 metres, with glacier skiing available all year round.
Our flats are located in the village itself, within walking distance of the ski lifts and Bahnhofstrasse. Check-in is self-service and bookings are made directly with us, with no platform commission — the best price for a property that’s already in short supply.
3D tour Zermatt
4.80 · 141 reviews
Bellevue 176
6 guests · 2 bedrooms
From 193 CHF / night
Zermatt
4.96 · 27 reviews
HBL Haus Brunner-Lauber 482
4 guests · 2 bedrooms
From 136 CHF / night
3D tour Zermatt
4.88 · 13 reviews
HBL Haus Brunner-Lauber 483
4 guests · 2 bedrooms
From 148 CHF / night
Winter
Three areas — Sunnegga, Gornergrat and the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise — offering over 350 kilometres of sun-drenched slopes, stretching all the way to the cross-border ski area of Cervinia on the Italian side. Summer skiing on the Théodule Glacier rounds off a season that never ends.
Summer
The Gornergrat railway climbs up against the backdrop of the Matterhorn; the Five Lakes Tour offers a view of the peak’s reflection in the water; and hundreds of kilometres of footpaths lead out from the village. Zermatt remains cool and bright whilst the Rhône Valley heats up.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a holiday rental cost in Zermatt?
Our stays in Zermatt start at around 136 CHF per night in low season. The exact rate depends on the dates, the size of the property and the length of stay; every page shows the real price for your dates before booking, with no hidden fees.
How many places do you offer in Zermatt?
3 apartments, chalets or rooms, from places for 2 people to large spaces for up to 6 guests. All are managed directly by the local Heiwa Solution SA team, with direct booking and instant confirmation.
How do you get to Zermatt, given that the village is car-free?
By train, Zermatt is the terminus of the line from Visp (with direct connections from Geneva, Lausanne or Bern). By car, you park at the Täsch car park, then the rail shuttle takes you up to Zermatt in twelve minutes. No private cars are allowed in the village.
Can you ski all year round in Zermatt?
Yes. The Matterhorn Glacier Paradise ski area, the highest in Europe, offers summer skiing on the Théodule Glacier. In winter, the slopes extend all the way to Cervinia in Italy, with a single international ski pass.
Do you need to book well in advance in Zermatt?
During the holidays and when the weather is fine, yes: Zermatt is in high demand and we have limited accommodation available on site. Booking directly on this page guarantees the best rate and immediate confirmation.
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