Hotel Metropol Grand

Features

Conveniently placed in the heart of the lovely Saas Fee village, the charming and relaxed Metropol Grand Hotel provides easy access to a good range of local amenities. The ski bus stop is on the doorstep and the Alpin gondola is a mere 5 minute walk. Enjoy the afternoon sun lying out on one of the comfortable loungers on the terrace.

Location · in resort centre · shuttle bus to slopes in the morning · 7 minutes walk to ski school meeting place and nursery slopes · 5 minutes to Alpin gondola

Features · dining room · lounge · bar · indoor swimming pool · Kneipp footspa, relaxation rooms, herbal sauna, stuben sauna, bio sauna and whirlpool · extra charge massage and beauty treatments · lift · 51 bedrooms

Meals • hot and cold buffet breakfast • 6 course evening meal with choice of menu • daily salad buffet • weekly fondue • daily vegetarian menu and special diets catered for on request • early meals for children available

Rooms for 2 people on half board sharing a north facing twin room with a village view, shower and WC. South facing rooms with glacier views, bath and balcony are available at a supplement, as are single north facing rooms with shower or south facing single rooms with shower and balcony. All rooms have cable TV, hairdryer, safe, slippers, bathrobe, FREE WiFi and radio.

Saas Fee Resort Info

Saas-Fee skiing

Neighbour to the illustrious Zermatt, Saas-Fee has some spectacular scenery . Sitting at 1800m, snow in Saas-Fee is all but guaranteed. The skiing is perhaps not quite as challenging as Zermatt's, with most pistes suited more to beginners and intermediates. The ski domain is not that expansive, with only 100km of its own pistes, while the lift is rather inefficient. Snowboarders and freestylers will however find Saas-Fee a pretty good bet, with year round snow park options: the small beginner's park located near the village ski lifts in Stafelwald, the main park is situated in the Morenia area and the summer park in Allalin.

Saas-Fee ski resort

Saas-Fee has maintained more of its alpine village charm than Zermatt, and as an added bonus is traffic-free. There are plenty of off-snow activities with a sports centre, the highest revolving restaurant in the world (3500m) and some good designer ski shops. Après-ski is fine, but restaurants can be a bit below par, as well as a bit expensive.

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