Haute-Nendaz · Valais · Switzerland

Chalet Zaza

300 m² chalet, close to the centre of Haute-Nendaz, for up to ten people.

Chalet Zaza is a 300 m² chalet, close to the centre of Haute-Nendaz. While you are there it is yours alone — beds for ten, two kitchens, and nobody else in the building.

There are three and a half bathrooms, a sauna, a fireplace, a piano, a games room with an arcade cabinet and a pinball machine, and a gym. The second kitchen folds away behind sliding larch doors. The main terrace seats ten and looks straight down the valley.

Guests: Up to ten
Space: 300 m² over two floors
Rooms to sleep in: Four — two ensuite bedrooms, plus the games room and the TV room, each with its own door and a double bed
Bathrooms: Three and a half: two ensuite, one shared, one separate WC
Kitchens: Two
Parking: Two outdoor spaces beside the chalet
Heating: Air-source heat pump. No gas anywhere in the building
Where: Haute-Nendaz, Valais

What is here

Gym

A full rig and rack, Olympic bars, a complete dumbbell set, a TRX, bands, a Peloton, a ski erg and a rower. Opened for you on request, for adults.
Sauna

A Klafs sauna, with the shared bathroom beside it.
Games room

An arcade cabinet and a pinball machine, in a room of their own.
Two kitchens

The main one in old larch and black stone; the second folds away behind sliding larch doors.
Fireplace and piano

Both in the main living room, along the wall of glass that looks down the valley.
Table tennis

On the covered part of the terrace, so the weather does not decide.
Two terraces

Ten seats on the main one with a barbecue and loungers; eight on the second, off the kitchen.
Ski and boot room

With a utility room next to it — washer and dryer.

Gallery

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Outside

The main terrace seats ten on benches, with a barbecue and loungers, and looks straight down the valley. A second terrace off the kitchen seats eight. In winter the same view arrives under snow.

Where it is

The village is about 500 metres away and the bus stop about 100. It is five minutes on foot to the funicular, which sets you down directly opposite the entrance to the lifts — and in winter a free shuttle runs from the bus stop to the gondola station. Lockers with drying racks can be rented at the lift, so the skis need never come home with you.

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