Apart for 2-6 Persons. Please notify the desired number of bedrooms and the number of children. The dwelling was built in the year 2009, and has a wonderful view on the Engadiner dolomites. Central situation, in 10 going min. you reach the Stradun, the center of Scuol with all purchase possibilities, restaurants, banks, post office, pharmacy, the thermal bath of Scuol, with Roman Irish bath. Die stop of the local or ski bus are only 50m. Excluding With dog 30.-Sfr per dog for cleaning per stay. Final cleaning up 160.-Sfr varies according to occupancy and bathroom use. Tourist tax CHF 5.00 per person / night from 12 years We have for our holiday guests discounted Billets to the car train tunnel Vereina. Price 30.00 CHF for the winter season (01.12.bis 30.04.) Price 26.00 CHF for the summer season (01.05.bis 30.11.) If at departure or arrival will drive on the Vereina tunnel and billets are used please notify.
Apart for 2- 6 Persons. Please notify the desired number of bedrooms and the number of children under 12 years. The dwelling was built in the year 2009, and has a wonderful view on the Engadiner dolomites, is very beautiful and bright and is equipped with all comfort, as well as, dishwasher, coffee machine Nespresso, microwave,toppings for chinese or cheese fondue, as well 1 for raclette. TV-SAT and Swisscom TV.1 hair dryer in each bathroom. Baby cot (2 years). 1 vacuum cleaner. Domestic animals(dog) welcome. Die dwelling has an equipped terrace, garden seat with beach chairs, cellars as well as own parking lot; Washing machine and Tumbler in the house, to be schared with the tenant. Central situation, in 10 going min. you reach the Stradun, the center of Scuol with all purchase possibilities, restaurants, banks, post office, pharmacy, the thermal bath of Scuol, with the first Roman Irish bath in Switzerland. Die stop of the local or ski bus are only 50m. Only for non-smokers.
Included in price: Bed linen (initial supply) (2026-07-25 - 2027-04-03) ERV cancellation insurance Interhome plants 100'000 m2 of flowering fields to save the bees