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Haus St. Martin

Zermatt, Schweiz/Suisse/Svizzera/Svizra
5.4COSY

A no-frills but well-decorated apartment in Zermatt that rewards the climb of 75 steep stairs with spacious, clean rooms, a cosy balcony, and a spectacular direct view of the Matterhorn from both the sitting room and terrace.

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Why it scores 5.4, from guest reviews

  • Murphy bed in tight bedroom
  • well decorated rooms
  • great balcony view of Matterhorn
  • 5 minutes from Sunnegga rail

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A strong fit for the view and design lovers. Guests point to guests consistently praised the spectacular direct view of the Matterhorn from the balcony and sitting room and multiple guests noted the apartment was well decorated with considered, clean interiors.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Haus St. Martin located?
Haus St. Martin is in Zermatt, Switzerland, just a few minutes' walk from the Sunnegga rail and the town centre. It's positioned on a slope, so there are stairs to reach the apartment, but guests find the location and views well worth the climb.
How cosy is Haus St. Martin?
Haus St. Martin has a cosy score of 5.4 out of 10. Whilst it's clean, well-decorated and comfortable, it's a no-frills apartment with some tight spaces, particularly the bedrooms and half bathroom, so it suits practical travellers rather than those seeking luxury.
What are the views like from Haus St. Martin?
The views are exceptional. Guests consistently praise the spectacular vistas of the Matterhorn (Cervino) from the balcony and living areas, which most say make the effort of climbing the stairs entirely worthwhile.
What are the rooms like at Haus St. Martin?
The apartment has one bedroom with a Murphy bed that's quite compact, plus one full bathroom and a separate shower room, both on the smaller side. The living spaces are generously sized and well-furnished, and everything is kept clean and tidy.
Is Haus St. Martin good for families or groups?
It can work for small groups or families, though the tight bedroom and multiple flights of stairs (around 75 steps) to reach the unit may be challenging for those with mobility issues or young children. The apartment does come with a fondue pot, though you'll need to arrange fuel separately.
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Rated 5.4 out of 10 for cosiness by Got Cosy