Chalet Silberdistel B11

Buiten

Renovated 3 1/2 room apartment with 5 beds Large living room with eat-in kitchen, 2 leather sofas and 2 cosy armchairs.Direct garden exit, garden terrace with garden furniture, deckchairs and sun blinds.1 bedroom with double bed, 2 separate mattresses, built-in wardrobe, all in Swiss stone pine.1 bedroom with 3 beds, wardrobe and buffet, all in Swiss stone pine.Bed, table and kitchen and toilet linen available for use.Walk-in shower, WC and washbasin, hairdryer, stool and shelves.Corridor with built-in wardrobe.Fitted kitchen with: Refrigerator, freezer compartment, dishwasher, ceramic hob, steam extractor, hot air oven,raclette and fondue set, meat fondue set, toaster, hand blender, crockery, pans, cutlery, glasses,Nespresso capsule coffee machine, basic spices.TV (cable connection) Free WLAN.Entire apartment with oak parquet and panelled floor.Wood-fired district heating with outside temperature control and central hot water preparation.Laundry room, drying room, washing machine, tumble dryer.Separate lockable ski room.Outdoor children's playground (no through traffic).Pets welcome by arrangement.Included in the price:Heating, electricity, hot and cold water.Additional costs:Apartment handover and acceptance with final cleaning Fr. 160.-, pet fee (one-off) Fr. 60.-, car parking space Fr. 10.- per day (obligatory for car drivers), spa and accommodation tax according to spa regulations (currently Fr. 5.20 per day and adult or Fr. 2.10 per day and child from 6 years).Laundry cleaning according to consumption per week approx. Fr. 70.- (to be settled directly with the caretaker)Additional information:Public transport / luggage transfer: If you are travelling to Adelboden by public transport, we recommend that you take a taxi directly from the bus station for luggage transfer.The beautiful garden seating area adjoins the green area of the outdoor pool. In summer on hot, busy days there may be some noise.Excursion possibilities: Winter:- Skiing in one of the four ski areas around Adelboden- Night skiing with torches- Ice skating, ice hockey, curling, bowling and climbing in the Adelboden leisure and sports arena- Fondue dinner and overnight stay in a self-built igloo. Carriage rides through the winter landscape- Snow-tubing through the snow channel on Engstligenalp- Tobogganing on the five toboggan runs around Adelboden and Frutigen- Full moon tobogganing- Snowshoeing on signposted trails- Winter hiking on the 74 hiking trails around Adelboden- Cross-country skiing, classic or skating, snow-sure high-altitude trail, night trail. Children's playgrounds at almost every restaurant and mountain station.Summer:- Hiking on one of the unique hiking trails.- Barbecues at the barbecue sites around Adelboden.- Carriage rides with the Rösslipost.- Swimming and beach volleyball in the panoramic Adelboden swimming pool.- Trottiland 45 km - unique in the world.- Alpine cheese tour with the Rösslipost. Alpine cheese dairy tour in one of Adelboden's alpine huts.- Mountain hiking or mountaineering in the Bernese Oberland Alps.- Learning trail schutz.wald.mensch from Tschenten Alp to Adelboden.- Back to the roots - visit the farmer with the whole family.- Blausee Kandergrund- Lake Thun boat tripOther bedroom furnishings (bedroom 1): 2 separate mattresses 90 x 200 cmSports facilities in the area: Mountaineering, Ice skating, Climbing, Mountain biking, Paragliding, Cycling, Horse riding, Tobogganing, Alpine skiing, Cross-country skiing, TennisLocation description: Adelboden - there are numerous legends about how the spa resort in the western Bernese Oberland got its illustrious name. There has never been a consensus, but there is agreement that the name fits: The valley, situated at 1,350 metres above sea level and with good transport links, is wide, lovely and very sunny - the mountains do not rise up in front of you, but rather you can enjoy them from a certain distance. Even the first guests appreciated this tranquillity. Adelboden was a "much-visited place for those in need of relaxation and those suffering from nervousness", according to a travel guide published in 1898. Of course, the Engstligental valley was already settled before its tourist era. In the late Middle Ages, settlers from the Alemannic villages moved into the wilderness of the valley. The village church, whose fresco paintings and stained glass windows by the famous Swiss artist Augusto Giacometti are particularly worth seeing, dates back to 1433. A meaningful motto on the wall encourages the faithful: "Let us not sleep like the others." Today, Adelboden is a place for both those who want to linger and those who want to be active: 56 transport facilities (185 km of ski slopes, 24.5 km of cross-country ski trails, an extensive network of hiking trails) attract nature lovers to the mountains, for example to the beautiful and mystical Engstligenalp, which was included in the Federal Archives of Cultural Landscapes of National Importance in 1996. For mountaineers, the high plateau is the starting point for numerous spectacular tours; those who linger can enjoy bizarre rock formations, lush carpets of flowers and bubbling water on the 2.5 km wheelchair-accessible circular trail - a sensual experience which, in combination with the rediscovered stimulating and high-altitude climate, is also known as "alpine wellness". The two waterfalls have been a nature reserve since 1948. Water has always been a central element at the end of the Engstligen Valley. The "rocky Adelbodner", a mineral water extremely rich in calcium and magnesium, is drawn from the Oeybad spring. Adelboden should not be compared with glamorous Swiss health resorts. If you're in the mood for sparkling champagne, you've come to the wrong place. With its FIS World Cup ski race, the Vogellisi mountain race, the Adelboden cross-country skiing night, the Alte Taverne etc., Adelboden offers many spectacular highlights with great media appeal. But there's no such thing as fancy dress and airs and graces here. Everything is more sedate, more normal, even more informal. Perhaps also because the residents themselves are not extras. Tourism offers them a secure livelihood and the Alpenarena is an indispensable place to play and exercise. Since the 1960s, sport-loving Adelboden has regularly provided athletes for the international ski circuit. Conversely, there is talk of the proverbial "Adelboden cosiness and serenity", which guests appreciate.