1 Bedroom Apartment - Easy Access to Jungfrau Adventures
Does nature inspire you? Want to be mesmerised by the Staubbach waterfall? or relax to the gurgling stream below?
Sit on the balcony all day to rest, relax and rejuventate as you watch the Staubbachfall and plan some adventures in the Jungfrau.
You will love exploring the Jungfrau Region in summer and winter. We call it our playground. From our dining table or the balcony, gaze at the stunning Staubbachfalls as they plunder the rocks below. Only a 10 minute walk to shops and transport up to Wengen, Kleine Scheidegg, Jungfrau, Mürren, Schilthorn, Grindlewald and Schynige Platte. Welcome to our playground in the beautiful Jungfrau region, there are so many adventures to enjoy.
Sit on the balcony all day to rest, relax and rejuventate as you watch the Staubbachfall and plan some adventures in the Jungfrau.
You will love exploring the Jungfrau Region in summer and winter. We call it our playground. From our dining table or the balcony, gaze at the stunning Staubbachfalls as they plunder the rocks below. Only a 10 minute walk to shops and transport up to Wengen, Kleine Scheidegg, Jungfrau, Mürren, Schilthorn, Grindlewald and Schynige Platte. Welcome to our playground in the beautiful Jungfrau region, there are so many adventures to enjoy.
The Apartment Vibe
- Quiet, 1st floor apartment directly facing Waterfalls
- 3 star Swiss Tourism accredited
- Homely, colourful, comfortable
- Easy living, with 99% of what you need
- Quiet, 1st floor apartment directly facing Waterfalls
- 3 star Swiss Tourism accredited
- Homely, colourful, comfortable
- Easy living, with 99% of what you need
The Essentials
- Large lounges for lazing, useful large dining table with a Wow view
- All linens, towels, bathroom essentials
- Convenient Kitchen, Dishwasher, +300 English Films
- 24/7 use of own washer, dryer, tub in locked laundry
- Use of Sauna, Table tennis, ski workbench, own lockable ski storage
- 60 steps to Free Ski Bus In Winter
- Free WIFI, Free Undercover Parking
- Large lounges for lazing, useful large dining table with a Wow view
- All linens, towels, bathroom essentials
- Convenient Kitchen, Dishwasher, +300 English Films
- 24/7 use of own washer, dryer, tub in locked laundry
- Use of Sauna, Table tennis, ski workbench, own lockable ski storage
- 60 steps to Free Ski Bus In Winter
- Free WIFI, Free Undercover Parking
The Balcony
- Relax and watch nature, hear ice crack from the Staubbach falls in winter or the White Lütchine hurrying the canoeists along in summer
- See the tandem parachutes sweep by the falls on a sunny day and consider your next rejuvenation experience
- Fly a kite in the meadow, Hike the Lauberhorn, Run the Eiger trail, Ski the Schilthorn, MTB the Grütsch Trail
- Read Staubbach Blog for more tips and a guide to your stay here
- Relax and watch nature, hear ice crack from the Staubbach falls in winter or the White Lütchine hurrying the canoeists along in summer
- See the tandem parachutes sweep by the falls on a sunny day and consider your next rejuvenation experience
- Fly a kite in the meadow, Hike the Lauberhorn, Run the Eiger trail, Ski the Schilthorn, MTB the Grütsch Trail
- Read Staubbach Blog for more tips and a guide to your stay here
The Dreamtime
- EU king size bed, single and floor mattress
- Cot, highchair and some toys available
- Windows with heavy curtains and metal shutters for extra long rest
- Look for availability and book here
- EU king size bed, single and floor mattress
- Cot, highchair and some toys available
- Windows with heavy curtains and metal shutters for extra long rest
- Look for availability and book here
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See our Itinerary Ideas in Jungfrau Things to Do for your stay
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Lauterbrunnen is the quintessential Swiss village in a 300-metre steep sided glacier gouged U shaped valley. From the many glaciers and water springs from the surrounding Jungfrau and Schilthorn mountains of this Berner Oberland region of Switzerland, waters gush year round into this magical valley.
Around 1911, a young man wandered along this deep sided valley. So deep that the steep rugged stone walls made the blue sky look like a narrow lane. He heard the gushing sounds of water all around him, and was reminded of Johann Wolfgang von Göthes poem of 1779‚“Gesang der Geister über den Wassern“. His name was J.R.R. Tolkien.
These travels with his comrades into secret valleys ending in glaciers and gurgling icy waters would inspire him to create Rivendell. A most beautiful place in Middle Earth in his epic saga „Lord of the Rings“. Also known as Imladris, Rivendell was an Elven town and described as "The Last Homely House East of the Sea", a secret valley accessed by a steep. slippery zig zagged path. The peaceful, sheltered town was a place of rest and learning at the edge of a narrow gorge of the river“ Bruinen“ but well hidden in the moorlands and foothills of the Misty Mountains.
Sometimes the mist drifts down into this majestic valley of 72 waterfalls, each with their high sources and craggy valleys. Rivendell means „Deeply cloven valley“ and the 300m rocky cliffs of the Lauterbrunnen valley portray Rivendell in a believable way.
The Weiße Lütchine river hurrying through the valley of Lauterbrunnen can reliably be the source for Rivendell’s river with its English and Elvish names, of Loudwater and Bruinen. Indeed the town’s name, „Lauterbrunnen“ itself is a description of the waters; „Lauter“ coming from the ancient word „pure“ and „brunnen“ describes „fountain waters“. After refreshing spring rain, one can see extra fountains bursting out from the stoney cliffs, sourced from the glaciers and high underground streams.
Although the 297 meter Staubbachfall is opposite the holiday apartment, there are other beautiful waterfalls to experience in this Jungfrau region. A 20 minute walk to the Trummelbachfalls hidden inside the massive mountain will leave a memorable roar in your ears of water from melting glaciers.
The Murrenbachfall 417 meters high near the Schilthorn Cable Car station will entice you to come closer to its impact zone. Or gaze up at the forgotten but impressive 840m high Mattenbach falls opposite.
You will feel alive standing behind the rarely visited Sprutzfall as they tumble down in front of you.
Another almost unknown beauty are the 270 metre Schmadribachfalls that will impress you with their grandeur. They seem to hurtle at you as you walk up the steep path beside them on a beautiful 11.2 km (7 miles) round walk. This overlooked Jungfrau UNESCO World Heritage steep trail will take you past the remains of the Trachsellauenen Silvermine, via hidden alpine pastures and through quiet mountain forests.
Stages 11 and 12 of the famous 390 km Via Alpina 20 day hiking trail pass through Lauterbrunnen with highlights including Grindelwald and the Kleine Scheidegg view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains.
One is never far from the busy, rushing sounds of water on a walk through this valley. From the balcony of the Holiday apartment you can see and hear gurgling, spluttering and busy water. So relaxing. The 1 bedroom apartment is a convenient base to explore both mountain walking paths either side of the valley as well as Grindlewald in the next valley. Of course in winter it is a playground of three snow fields.
When describing Bilbo’s reaction to the Last Homely House, Tolkien writes: “Bilbo would gladly have stopped there for ever and ever…” Which, eventually, Bilbo does, after he leaves the Shire in “Lord of the Rings.” Most visitors to this beautiful valley feel the same.
Around 1911, a young man wandered along this deep sided valley. So deep that the steep rugged stone walls made the blue sky look like a narrow lane. He heard the gushing sounds of water all around him, and was reminded of Johann Wolfgang von Göthes poem of 1779‚“Gesang der Geister über den Wassern“. His name was J.R.R. Tolkien.
These travels with his comrades into secret valleys ending in glaciers and gurgling icy waters would inspire him to create Rivendell. A most beautiful place in Middle Earth in his epic saga „Lord of the Rings“. Also known as Imladris, Rivendell was an Elven town and described as "The Last Homely House East of the Sea", a secret valley accessed by a steep. slippery zig zagged path. The peaceful, sheltered town was a place of rest and learning at the edge of a narrow gorge of the river“ Bruinen“ but well hidden in the moorlands and foothills of the Misty Mountains.
Sometimes the mist drifts down into this majestic valley of 72 waterfalls, each with their high sources and craggy valleys. Rivendell means „Deeply cloven valley“ and the 300m rocky cliffs of the Lauterbrunnen valley portray Rivendell in a believable way.
The Weiße Lütchine river hurrying through the valley of Lauterbrunnen can reliably be the source for Rivendell’s river with its English and Elvish names, of Loudwater and Bruinen. Indeed the town’s name, „Lauterbrunnen“ itself is a description of the waters; „Lauter“ coming from the ancient word „pure“ and „brunnen“ describes „fountain waters“. After refreshing spring rain, one can see extra fountains bursting out from the stoney cliffs, sourced from the glaciers and high underground streams.
Although the 297 meter Staubbachfall is opposite the holiday apartment, there are other beautiful waterfalls to experience in this Jungfrau region. A 20 minute walk to the Trummelbachfalls hidden inside the massive mountain will leave a memorable roar in your ears of water from melting glaciers.
The Murrenbachfall 417 meters high near the Schilthorn Cable Car station will entice you to come closer to its impact zone. Or gaze up at the forgotten but impressive 840m high Mattenbach falls opposite.
You will feel alive standing behind the rarely visited Sprutzfall as they tumble down in front of you.
Another almost unknown beauty are the 270 metre Schmadribachfalls that will impress you with their grandeur. They seem to hurtle at you as you walk up the steep path beside them on a beautiful 11.2 km (7 miles) round walk. This overlooked Jungfrau UNESCO World Heritage steep trail will take you past the remains of the Trachsellauenen Silvermine, via hidden alpine pastures and through quiet mountain forests.
Stages 11 and 12 of the famous 390 km Via Alpina 20 day hiking trail pass through Lauterbrunnen with highlights including Grindelwald and the Kleine Scheidegg view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains.
One is never far from the busy, rushing sounds of water on a walk through this valley. From the balcony of the Holiday apartment you can see and hear gurgling, spluttering and busy water. So relaxing. The 1 bedroom apartment is a convenient base to explore both mountain walking paths either side of the valley as well as Grindlewald in the next valley. Of course in winter it is a playground of three snow fields.
When describing Bilbo’s reaction to the Last Homely House, Tolkien writes: “Bilbo would gladly have stopped there for ever and ever…” Which, eventually, Bilbo does, after he leaves the Shire in “Lord of the Rings.” Most visitors to this beautiful valley feel the same.
