Mountain View Vals

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Charming, completely renovated 3.5-room flat on the 1st floor of an old Walser houseSpacious living/dining area with TV/radio DAB+, internet (W-LAN free of charge), electric heating and small tiled stove. Modern, open-plan kitchen with fridge, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine. 1 spacious double room, 1 attic room with 4 beds, additional 1 baby cot. Bathroom with WC/bath/shower, changing table, towel warmer, hairdryer. Balcony, storage/ski room. Laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. In summer seating area in the garden, 2 car parking spaces. Family and biker friendly. Near the cable car and ski bus stop. Non-smoking flat. Childminding service and pets on request. Ambience: Alpine chic & hut magic on approx. 80 m2. From 29 June 2019 free use of the Vals-Gadastatt gondola lift, free hiking bus to the Vals mountains and preferential admission to the famous Vals thermal spa. Accommodation and tourism taxes are included in the accommodation price. This makes the mountain village of Vals an attractive alternative for summer and winter holidays.Other sports and leisure activities: Visit to the world-famous thermal baths, built by architect Peter ZumthorExcursion options: Vals in winter has:a fine skiing area for familiesa ski and snowboard schoolvarious toboggan runsnumerous opportunities for ski and snowshoe tours, winter hikesExcursions to Zervreila, to the nearby Lugnez or to the Surselva round off the offerOther living room furnishings (living room 1): Sofa, 2 armchairs, 2 coffee tables, bookshelfOther bedroom furnishings (bedroom 1): Wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables, coat rack, bed 80/90 x 200 cmOther kitchen equipment (kitchen1): Nespresso coffee machine, fondue and raclette equipmentSports activities in the surrounding area: fishing, mountaineering, ice skating, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding, cycling, tobogganing, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, tennisVillage description: The mountain village of Vals has around 1,000 inhabitants and almost as many sheep - or so they say. The village became famous thanks to the thermal baths realised by the renowned architect Peter Zumthor and, of course, the Vals water. The stone roofs that adorn almost all the buildings in the village are typical of Vals. Visitors will find shops for their daily needs, hotels and restaurants in the village. The jewel of the valley, the small hamlet of Leis, lies on a terrace above the village. Pretty farmhouses, stables and the small church characterise this place, where the Ganni restaurant invites you to linger.