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On 75m2, the cosy 3-room maisonette offers a bedroom with double bed, a bedroom with 2 single beds and a bathroom with shower and WC. The kitchen opens onto the cosy living and dining area. The covered terrace offers a fantastic view of the mountain panorama.The house is a 10-minute walk from the village centre and the Bodmi ski school is a 5-minute walk away, the bus stop is nearby.WiFi and a car park are included in the rental price. The car park is located 450m above the house. Access to the chalet is not permitted (driving ban).Pets and smoking are not allowed in the house.Whether you are looking for a holiday flat or a chalet, GRIWA RENT AG is the right place for you! Our teams in Interlaken and Grindelwald will be happy to advise you. We will respond to your wishes and find the right holiday property for you. Guest satisfaction is important to us. We want you to spend unforgettable holidays with us. Whether you are travelling alone or in a group. We have the right holiday home for you!The hospitable glacier village of Grindelwald is nestled in a varied, unspoilt Alpine landscape. The imposing, world-famous and ice-crowned mountain backdrop with the Wetterhorn, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau is the stage set for Grindelwald. In summer, the region offers over 500 kilometres of marked walking, hiking and mountain trails. hiking and mountain trails. Along the way, cosy mountain restaurants with a varied culinary offering invite you to enjoy, relax and linger. Many other summer activities are on offer in the region, such as: 160 kilometres of signposted mountain bike routes, paragliding, bungee jumping in the glacier gorge, scooter bike route, summer toboggan run, First cliff walk and much more. In winter, 45 cable cars and ski lifts in the Jungfrau region invite you to enjoy the snow. The three sub-regions of Grindelwald-First, Kleine Scheidegg - Männlichen and Mürren - Schilthorn provide access to over 200 kilometres of pistes with fast and leisurely descents. With 100 kilometres of winter hiking trails, non-skiers also get their money's worth. The region is also a true sledging and tobogganing paradise. A toboggan run leads from the Faulhorn to Grindelwald. At over 15 kilometres, this is the longest toboggan run in the Alps. Many other snow sports activities are on offer in the Jungfrau Region, such as snowshoe tours, cross-country skiing and ice sports.