Enjoy the tranquillity of the typical Engadine village of Sent, which can be reached directly from the ski area via its own valley run in winter. Surrounded by sgrafitto-decorated houses, the Swiss National Park and a skiing and bathing offer that is second to none, you will be greeted by the locals with a friendly Allegra on the street.
The flat is located in a typical Engadine house directly on the main square of the village at the "Plaz". In the spacious entrance area there is a large ski room and a renovated bathroom. Through the stairs at the end of the entrance area you reach the cosy living room on the first floor of the flat. The living room, furnished in "alpine chic", is characterised in particular by the comfortable leather sofas, a beautifully old Engadine wardrobe and a large dining table. The dining table in the middle of the living room and the sofa landscape invite you to linger over a glass of wine and good conversation. Three of the four bedrooms are each equipped with a box spring double bed, the children's room with two separate beds. In addition, the flat has another large bathroom and a well-equipped kitchen.
The shopping facilities are directly in front of the house. The (ski) bus stop is just 43m away from the house "Sent, Plaz". In 15 minutes you can easily reach the valley station of the mountain railways as well as the railway station Scuol-Tarasp. The use of the ski bus is included in the ski ticket in winter. The valley run to Sent, called the Dream Run, is 11 km long and lives up to its name. It ends just above the village. There is a public car park just a few minutes' walk from the flat - ideal if you are travelling with several cars.
In summer as well as in winter, the surrounding area invites you to small and big walks in the unique natural and cultural landscape of the Lower Engadine, which starts directly in front of the front door.
Our concierge service is at your disposal all the time, we will tell you the best excursions, reserve the ski instructor or a discounted entrance to the Bogn Engiadina.
