Why choose Swiss ski chalets?
Why choose Swiss ski chalets?
Swiss ski chalets are recognized as setting the standard for ski chalet rentals in Europe. Whether its Verbier or Zermatt we can offer you a chalet or ski apartment that will be perfect for your group. With a huge variety of ski accommodation we are confident that you will find the perfect Swiss ski chalet.
How much is a rotisserie chicken at Swiss chalet?
Swiss Chalet Menu Prices (CA) Item Price Change Quarter Rotisserie Jerk Chicken Enjoy a $14.49 – – Original Quarter Dark Dinner A leg of ou $13.03 + $0.04 +0.31% 3.5 Rotisserie Chicken on a Kaiser Our famou $14.94 + $0.02 +0.13%
How many locations are in the Swiss chalet (CA) database?
You are viewing average Swiss Chalet (CA) prices from 77 locations in our database. Beta Price change data displayed below is the difference between the previous and the last record in our database. The two records could be derived from different sources, and as such, should only be used as estimates.
What are the different types of ski accommodation in Switzerland?
Apres ski is something that the Swiss are also experts at. Swiss ski accommodation comes in all spaces, sizes and budgets. Swiss chalets is a very popular accommodation option in Switzerland. You can choose from Swiss catered chalets or luxury chalets with pools.
How many people can fit in a maretse chalet?
Chalet Maretse is a newly-built traditionally-styled luxury chalet that sleeps 10 adults plus 2 children. Located about a 5 minute walk from the shops and bars of Nendaz an…
How much is the Swiss chalet puzzle at Pizza Hut?
Puzzles are back! Spend $45* next time you dine in, and get 1 of 3 collectible, limited edition Swiss Chalet Puzzles! Canada has entered the Crispy Sandwich chat. Come in after 8pm to enjoy our chef’s choice of a leg or breast of our famous Rotisserie Chicken with fresh-cut fries, all for only $9.99*!
How many people can a self catering chalet sleep?
Self Catered Chalet, 3 bedroom, Sleeps up to 8 persons. Chalet Rivendell is situated at 2000 metres in Lauchernalp a small village high above the Lotschental Valley enjoying some of the most reliable snow covers in Switzerland with panoramic views of the famous Bietschorn Mountain and glacier.