Chalet Nax / Zermatt

Sleeps 6
Fully equipped kitchen
Ski room
In-house laundry facilities
Wifi
Music System
Flat Screen TV
Balcony

Finest Holidays offers a selection of luxury ski chalets in Zermatt, each designed to provide the ultimate alpine escape. From catered to self-catered options, many of our chalets feature luxurious amenities such as swimming pools, saunas, hammams, and hot tubs, ensuring a truly indulgent stay. Zermatt, set against the iconic Matterhorn and renowned for its world-class skiing, is consistently ranked as one of the top ski destinations in the world, attracting ski enthusiasts and luxury travelers from all over.

Zermatt offers an unparalleled destination for luxury ski holidays, blending world-class skiing with an elegant, car-free village atmosphere. With Finest Holidays, you can experience the best of Zermatt in luxury ski chalets that provide ultimate comfort, premium amenities, and easy access to the slopes. Whether you’re skiing under the Matterhorn, relaxing in a spa, or enjoying fine dining, Zermatt guarantees an unforgettable alpine escape.

LUXURY SKI HOLIDAYS ZERMATT

Upon arriving in Zermatt, the absence of cars and the serene atmosphere immediately set the tone for this unique destination. The cobbled streets and horse-drawn sleighs evoke a sense of timeless charm, making it one of the most romantic ski resorts in Europe. The air is fresh and crisp, and the lack of vehicular traffic creates an enchanting silence that draws you into the village. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, everyone here is on foot, and you’ll immediately feel part of the lively community.

Zermatt’s Main Street is bustling with pedestrians, and the village feels alive with a warm, welcoming energy. Unlike other ski resorts, there are no tour buses or crowded streets, which makes the town feel authentic and personal. This tranquility, combined with stunning views of the Matterhorn, creates a unique charm that draws visitors year after year.

SKIING IN ZERMATT

Zermatt is one of Europe’s most prestigious ski resorts, offering 360km of pistes and exceptional skiing experiences. Linked to the Cervinia resort in Italy, Zermatt caters to all levels of skiers, from beginners to advanced. The Matterhorn Glacier Ride, which reaches an elevation of 3,820m, ensures excellent snow conditions year-round.

The ski area offers a variety of terrain, with 52 lifts providing access to some of the most spectacular slopes in the Alps. While there are often queues during peak times, the extensive ski network and world-class facilities make it worth the wait. Whether you're skiing on the long runs down from the Matterhorn Glacier, tackling the world-class terrain park, or enjoying a leisurely cruise on the blue slopes, Zermatt offers something for everyone.

Off the slopes, Zermatt maintains its luxurious alpine charm. The resort is known for its exclusive and somewhat prestigious atmosphere, with a high-end, traditional vibe. Après-ski in Zermatt is lively, and there is no shortage of fine dining and cosmopolitan bars, making it an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy the après-ski scene in style.

RESTAURANTS & BARS ZERMATT

Zermatt is home to a variety of exceptional dining experiences, ranging from traditional Swiss fare to Michelin-starred cuisine. One standout is The Omnia, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering fine dining with panoramic views of the Matterhorn. For more casual dining, Chez Vrony is a must-visit, known for its rustic charm and delectable local dishes. If you're after a more intimate experience, Le Restaurant at Mont Cervin Palace offers a sophisticated setting with a fine selection of wines and gourmet dishes.

For après-ski, Zermatt has some of the most stylish bars in the Alps. Folie Douce is a popular après-ski spot where you can enjoy drinks, music, and dancing with views of the mountain. The Snowboat is a lively après-ski bar offering cocktails and a fun atmosphere. Zermatt’s nightlife also includes more sophisticated options, such as Harry’s Bar, offering a relaxing place to unwind with a cocktail and enjoy the alpine ambiance.

THINGS TO DO IN ZERMATT

Beyond skiing, Zermatt offers a wide range of activities for every type of traveler. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, this resort has it all. For non-skiers, snowshoeing, dog sledding, and ice skating are popular options. The resort is also famous for its wellness centers, where you can relax in luxurious spas after a day on the slopes.

Zermatt is also a mecca for mountaineers and climbers, offering guided climbs of the Matterhorn and other peaks in the area. Visitors can enjoy scenic helicopter tours, paragliding, and mountain biking in the summer, making it a year-round destination. The Gornergrat Railway offers one of the best ways to see the surrounding glaciers and views of the Matterhorn from a unique vantage point.

For those who love exploring local culture, Zermatt has a variety of museums, including the Matterhorn Museum, which showcases the town’s history and its connection to mountaineering. You can also visit Zermatt’s Saturday market to buy local goods and enjoy the charm of this pedestrian-only village.

Conclusion

Zermatt offers an unparalleled destination for luxury ski holidays, blending world-class skiing with an elegant, car-free village atmosphere. With Finest Holidays, you can experience the best of Zermatt in luxury ski chalets that provide ultimate comfort, premium amenities, and easy access to the slopes. Whether you’re skiing under the Matterhorn, relaxing in a spa, or enjoying fine dining, Zermatt guarantees an unforgettable alpine escape.

KEY SKI DATA – ZERMATT

Resort Elevation: 1620m | Matterhorn Glacier Ride: 3820m | Vertical Drop: 2200m | Pistes: 360km | Runs: 149 | Longest Run: 25km | Beginners: 35 | Intermediates: 83 | Advanced: 31 | Lifts: 52 | Gondolas: 18 | Chair lifts: 21 | Drag lifts: 15 | Cable cars: 7 | Cross-Country: 60km | Terrain parks: 1 | Halfpipes: 1