6 recensioni per l''immobile 820495 a Haute-Nendaz, Svizzera

We visited Nendaz for the last 10 days of the ski season (8-17 April) and had a magic time. After fairly limited snow across much of the Alps during March, we were nervous about how long the snow might last at the end of the season. However, there was a lot of snow right at the end of March and beginning of April, which meant that there was ample snow to ski back to the village from the top of Tracouet - helped largely by the fact that the slopes down into the village predominantly face north and have stacks of snow canons. At the top of Tracouet itself, there was stacks of the white stuff.

We also spent much of our time at Siviez as the kids were in ski school there. Access to the higher slopes from here was really easy and the quality of snow up top on runs like Mont Gele and the Glacier was outstanding.

The apartment itself, was a perfect base for us. With 2 young (ish) kids it was ideally situated close to the shops/restaurants and a 3 minute walk to the nearest lift. The apartment was exactly as described and had awesome views up the piste and to the East down the Rhone Valley.

In summary, great apartment and we loved Nendaz - hopefully will return soon.

We arrived to find the accomodation in excellent condition and the staff at the Agency were very helpful. We were impressed by the size of all 3 bedrooms, with great views afforded from the all-round balcony. The kitchen is fairly well-equipped, the table sits 6 comfortably and the sofa is big and comfy! There is an excellent folder provided with all the information you need for a visit to Nendaz and the surrounding area. The iPad docking station and specified car slot are a great bonus. Swiss supermarkets can be expensive for meats and alcohol, so half of our group drove from Lincs. via a French supermarket. (FYI departed Nendaz Sunday 25th March 9am, arrived Eurotunnel by 5pm.) The rest of us flew out to Sion, returning from Geneva (bus to Sion and then train to Geneva took only c.3 hours and you enjoy fabulous views of the mountains then Lake Geneva).

We visited Nendaz for a ski holiday and even though the link between Nendaz pistes and Verbier valley were closed that week, the free bus between Nendaz and Siviez is efficiently run. Nendaz ski area is great for fun red runs through the trees. Siviez has excellent chair-lift access to the wide variety of ski areas in the 4 valleys: wide pistes high up to the West (long button tows, but they're a good warm-up!), fun tree-lined pistes running into Siviez, and over to the Verbier bowl in the East via gondalas and chairs. It can take no more than 30 mins to reach the snowboard park in Verbier, or mogul runs from Mont Fort. Even the lower runs are at a good height and the pistes are well-cared for: heavy snow on our second night meant we enjoyed good snow for the rest of the week.

As six adults we were disappointed that many of the Nendaz tourist bars lacked atmosphere, but the town has a few good bars supported by locals and it's an attractive place to stay (much more so than Siviez). There are a few bars near the Tracouet telecabine which provided goof apres-ski, particularly one further up the piste where you can watch the sun set from a comfy deckchair... or beanbag!

We were so taken with the accomodation that we are looking to stay later this year to enjoy a summer walking holiday.

My family and I had a great holiday here in January. The owner was excellent in providing useful information prior to our arrival and the apartment was exactly as detailed.

The big plus for us was the location of the apartment - it is very central and immediately next to supermarkets and the local shops. Everything was close by which was exactly what we needed.

It is about a 5 minute walk to the Tracouet Telecabine which meant it was not too far for our little boy to walk - although we did find out that a new link lift was due to open in February which will cut the walk in half.

Skiing wise, Nendaz has some great skiing above the village both for beginners and more established skiers. For us, the beginner slopes at the top of Tracouet were brilliant, especially the magic carpet which is ideal for really young kids. My husband did, however, manage an afternoon trip over to Verbier.

We loved the general ambience of the village and it was a great holiday all round - as a result we've re-booked a week in the July so we can experience the Alps in Summer!

Recommended for: Skiers/Boarders of all standards, Families with young children, General all round adventure seekers.

This is a great apartment in a good, central location, and we would highly recommend it.

The website description is accurate, the apartment was spotless and had all the facilties required.

The owner was extremely helpful during the booking process and their own website and directions made things very easy. Making an international payment to Switzerland did incur a bank charge, but the owner is looking into options to try and improve this situation.

We were in Haute Nendaz during a relatively quiet time at the end of June, and so a few of the bars and restaurants weren't open, but the local walks were great and being so high up, the views were stunning.

One thing to note - no supermarkets open on a Sunday, except a small one about a mile back down towards Basse Nendaz.