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Luxury Ski Chalets in Zermatt

Enjoy a luxury ski holiday in Zermatt with our exclusive collection of luxury chalets.

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Discover Our Luxury Chalets in Zermatt

Renowned for its breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and extensive ski terrain, Zermatt is a world-class destination for those seeking the ultimate alpine escape. At Leo Trippi, we offer an exceptional collection of luxury chalets in Zermatt, each handpicked for its style, comfort and location. Whether you're looking for a private spa or a catered chalet experience in Zermatt, our portfolio caters to every preference. Ideal for families and couples alike, our ski chalets in Zermatt provide a perfect base for discovering the resort’s charming village, gourmet dining, and exhilarating slopes. With deep roots in the area, Leo Trippi brings unmatched expertise to your Zermatt ski holidays, ensuring every detail is taken care of.

Where to Stay in Zermatt

Luxury ski chalets in Zermatt are in high demand. Due to strict planning regulations, new properties rarely enter the rental market. Therefore, if you’re planning to visit during peak season, we recommend booking your accommodation well in advance.

As the resort is quite spread out, location is crucial when renting a chalet in Zermatt, especially if you want to avoid walking for miles in your ski boots. While there are no true ski-in/ski-out chalets in Zermatt, most of our properties are located near a bus stop or within walking distance of one of the three lift stations.

This stunning Swiss town has cozy chalets, epic skiing, and one of the highest mountains in Europe.

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Zermatt village in Switzerland
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What Sets Zermatt Apart?

The History of Zermatt:

Surrounded by 38 summits above 4000m, Zermatt is a year-round resort that attracts visitors worldwide. This blend of cultures is just one of the many things we love about this car-free town.

With a history stretching back to the 13th century, you can feel the presence of past generations as you stroll along the narrow lanes in the Old Village, past ancient, weathered chalets, barns and stables.

Despite its traditional past, Zermatt boasts a contemporary culinary scene, a modernised lift system and luxury chalets equipped with the latest state-of-the-art facilities, making it a vibrant, bustling town.

There is something extremely special about skiing in the shadow of the Matterhorn and there are so many incredible restaurants too. My favourite is Fluhalp. I love their hearty salads and cheese fondue but make sure you leave room for the utterly delicious pancakes for dessert!

Serena Norton - Product Manager

Frequently asked questions

Where is Zermatt?

Zermatt is a famous mountain resort in the German-speaking part of Valais near the Italian border. Located at the foot of the Matterhorn, Zermatt is surrounded by 38 summits above 4000m and is part of the Matterhorn Ski Paradise ski area, offering 360 km of runs to explore.

How do I get to Zermatt?

Zermatt is a car-free resort that can be reached by train, taxi or helicopter. The nearest airports to Zermatt are Sion (75 km), Milan (190 km), Geneva (230 km) and Zurich (250 km). Basel is another major European hub to consider during high season. For private jets, Sion is the closest airport from where a helicopter transfer to Zermatt can be booked.

Zermatt is around 3.5 hours from Zurich by train and 4 hours from Geneva. Change at Visp onto a scenic mountain train that takes you directly to Zermatt. The trains from Zurich are generally more comfortable with refreshments and a dining car too. If you are in a hurry or have a lot of luggage, book a transfer from Visp directly to Zermatt as the connection time can be short.

By road, Geneva has the shortest transfer time at around 2.30 hours. From Zurich, it takes around 4 hours. If driving, you will need to park in Täsch, the last village before Zermatt, and take a shuttle train or taxi into Zermatt.

How high is Zermatt ski resort?
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Zermatt ski resort sits at 1,620m with slopes reaching up to 3,899m, giving an elevation difference of 2,279. All three main ski areas top 3000m with extensive north-facing runs and abundant snow-making facilities, making this one of the most reliable ski resorts in Switzerland for snow cover.

When is the best time to ski in Zermatt?
Christmas and <a href=https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/zermatt/"/luxury-ski-chalets/new-year/">New Year</a>, whilst January is a quieter time on the slopes. February sees families arrive for <a href=https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/zermatt/"/luxury-ski-chalets/half-term/">half term</a> holidays whilst March and April bring warmer weather and <a href=https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/zermatt/"/luxury-ski-chalets/easter/">Easter festivities.</p>" class="sc-c45180d5-4 laSuuY">

Whilst it is possible to ski 365 days of the year, the best time to ski in Zermatt is from mid-December to mid-April. Most lifts will close from 1 May leaving only the smaller summer skiing area on the glacier open. December is a magical time for a Zermatt skiing holiday with plenty of festive celebrations over Christmas and New Year, whilst January is a quieter time on the slopes. February sees families arrive for half term holidays whilst March and April bring warmer weather and Easter festivities.

Is Zermatt suitable for beginners?

Having made significant investments in learner zones and lift access, Zermatt caters reasonably well to beginners. The main ski school meeting points and learning zones are at the Blauherd, Gornergrat, Tockner and Sunnegga areas. Home to Wolli’s Park, Sunnega is the most popular area to learn. The park boasts a nursery, play zones and several magic carpets. We work with a range of fantastic ski school partners in Zermatt to suit all abilities and can recommend private guides for ski touring or freeriding too.

Is Zermatt a family-friendly ski resort?
family ski holidays</a> in Switzerland. A true winter paradise, this car-free resort is pedestrian-friendly with an efficient public transport system. Many family-friendly chalets in Zermatt are located within walking distance of the lifts. Children are welcomed in most restaurants, with early dinner times and kid’s menus. Children under 9 ski free, and those under 16 and young adults under 19 also receive discounts on ski passes. Aside from skiing, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy together, from tobogganing to ice skating.</p>" class="sc-c45180d5-4 laSuuY">

Awarded the ‘Family Destination’ quality label by the Swiss Tour Federation, Zermatt is a fantastic destination for family ski holidays in Switzerland. A true winter paradise, this car-free resort is pedestrian-friendly with an efficient public transport system. Many family-friendly chalets in Zermatt are located within walking distance of the lifts. Children are welcomed in most restaurants, with early dinner times and kid’s menus. Children under 9 ski free, and those under 16 and young adults under 19 also receive discounts on ski passes. Aside from skiing, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy together, from tobogganing to ice skating.

What activities are there in Zermatt?

In winter, Zermatt offers walking trails, snowshoe excursions, ice climbing, tandem paragliding, and helicopter flights around the Matterhorn. In summer, enjoy scenic hikes, mountain biking, rock climbing and summer skiing. One of our favourite things to do is to hike to the Dossen Glacier Garden barbecue area where you can prepare your own lunch on one of the barbecues. This peaceful spot, surrounded by larch forest, is the perfect place to while away an afternoon.

What events & festivals are there in Zermatt?
Zermatt Unplugged</a> music festival in April. Summer events include the Gornergrat Zermatt Marathon in July and the Folklore Festival in August.</p>" class="sc-c45180d5-4 laSuuY">

Zermatt hosts several significant events, including the Patrouille des Glaciers ski mountaineering race and Zermatt Unplugged music festival in April. Summer events include the Gornergrat Zermatt Marathon in July and the Folklore Festival in August.

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