HOTELS The Heinz Julen Penthouse - Luxury Chalet In Zermatt

The Heinz Julen Penthouse - Luxury Chalet In Zermatt

Nov. 26, 2014

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Zermatt Switzerland West Europe
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The Heinz Julen Penthouse is an artistically constructed penthouse created by architect Heinz Julen, utilizing a loft design, and containing unique features such as a fireplace located in the middle of the living room window, as well as a custom made chandelier and handcrafted furniture. Above guests is a glass roof, along with a chalet that gives you a bird's eye view of the surrounding village as well as the Mischabel mountains.

There are large kitchens and dining rooms in the penthouse, as well as two terraces for scenic viewing. The two bedrooms provide high ceilings, a balcony, and a private bathroom. The top floor has a master bedroom with a free-standing round Jacuzzi bath and sloping glass ceilings. There is also a ground penthouse with a massage shower, a sauna, and an exercise room.

All three floors are open to you and accessible by private elevator. Of course, the primary reason for booking a trip is to enjoy the best skiing in Switzerland courtesy of the Zermatt Lodge.

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PRICE FROM $652

Heinz Julen Penthouse in the summer
Heinz Julen Penthouse at night
Heinz Julen Penthouse in the snow
Heinz Julen Penthouse interior
Heinz Julen Penthouse living room and terrace
Heinz Julen Penthouse living room from above
Heinz Julen Penthouse door to balcony
Heinz Julen Penthouse living room at night with Zermatt views
Heinz Julen Penthouse relax corner
Heinz Julen chandelier
Heinz Julen Penthouse bedroom with jacuzzi
Heinz Julen design chair
Heinz Julen Penthouse room
Heinz Julen Penthouse room with views
Heinz Julen Penthouse bedroom
Heinz Julen Penthouse sauna
Heinz Julen Penthouse terrace

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Triftweg 53, 3920 Zermatt, Switzerland


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