Mount Grant / Zermatt

Mount Grant is part of the Nevada Residence, a collection of beautiful contemporary apartments tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Zermatt's main high street. The collection ranges from one-bedroom boltholes to a beautiful five-bedroom penthouse. If arriving by train, this property is perfectly positioned just a minute's walk from the station. Zermatt's cool cafes, boutiques, restaurants and bars are just a moment away and for the keen skiers the property is equally close to the Gornergrat station which takes you to the top of the mountain.

Located on the second floor of the building, and sleeping up to two people in one bedroom, Mount Grant is the perfect base for a couple or two friends seeking both comfort and convenience. The apartment opens into a stylish, modern open plan living and dining room that opens out onto a terrace. Large windows allow plenty of light to flood the space. Relax on the generous L-shaped sofa at the end of an active day. A fully-equipped single-wall kitchen allows for easy dinner preparation and meals can be enjoyed at the dining table which comfortably seats up to four people.

A short passage leads you past a guest toilet and then into the spacious and tranquil bedroom which enjoys a large en-suite bathroom. The bed can be configured as a double or two twin beds. Mount Grant can be accessed by either a lift or stairs. The residence also houses a ski room with private ski lockers and a laundry room with all the necessary facilities.

Sleeps 2
47 Square meters
1 Bedrooms
2 Individual beds
1 Bathrooms
1 Additional WCs
4 Dining table seats
4 Living area seats

Accommodation only and self-catered.

From the moment you step off your Swiss-red train, and catch sight of the cobbled streets and horses with sleighs patiently waiting for their rides, you know you are in a special place. Don't miss to stay in one of our exclusive luxury ski chalets in Zermatt, catered or self-catered with swimming pool, sauna and hot tub. The most romantic of all resorts. What strikes everybody most often is the silence. There are no cars in Zermatt. This immediately creates a welcoming atmosphere. The air is fresh and alpine. But more than this, you immediately feel a part of the village.

It draws you in. Most everyone is on foot, locals and visitors alike. The main street bustles happily with pedestrians. There are no impersonal tour buses belching out noise, fumes, and package tourists. Zermatt is no auto through-route. The train stops here. All journeys on from here are on foot or ski. Everyone is here because they love mountains. Walking through the cobbled paths of town, between the ancient sunburnt barns and chalets, you catch your first glimpse of the Matterhorn and know you have come to the right place. Welcome to Zermatt! Zermatt, under the shadow of the Matterhorn, is one of Europe's best ski areas.

Linked to Cervinia, just over the border in Italy, Zermatt offers over 250km of pistes. Despite 71 lifts, there is often a bit of a queue to get up the mountain in the morning. Once there you will be spoiled for choice whatever your ability. Throw in a world class terrain park and pipe and you realize Zermatt is truly a top resort. Off the piste, Zermatt is traditional, slightly snobby and expensive. Nightlife is also very good.

summit: 3820m | difference in altitude: 2201m | slopes: 60 | beginners: 23% | intermediate: 44% | advanced: 33% | lifts: 32 | cable cars: 7 | gondolas: 6 | chair lifts: 9 | drag lifts: 10 | cross-country skiing: 60 km | Terrain parks: 2 | Halfpipes: 2