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1 Route De L'Ardevaz, Ovronnaz, Switzerland
The 1-bedroom Le Petit Chalet - 5' Zum Skilift - Kostenlose Getraenke Ovronnaz offers proximity to such city sites as Ovronnaz Thermal Baths Health Spa, located about a 5-minute walk away. The villa hosts up to 3 guests and invites them to unwind on a terrace.
The Counterfeit Money Museum is 2.9 km away, and the Salentse is a mere 1.3 km from the accommodation. Le Petit Chalet - 5' Zum Skilift - Kostenlose Getraenke is in proximity to places of worship such as Eglise d'Ovronnaz Church. Nestled approximately 10 minutes by car from the Les Bains de Saillon Thermal Park, this Ovronnaz property is also around 15 minutes' drive from such cultural places as the Swiss Museum of Speleology.
The views of the mountain can be enjoyed at the Ovronnaz accommodation. Le Petit Chalet - 5' Zum Skilift - Kostenlose Getraenke includes a bathroom with a separate toilet and a shower. Hairdryers and bath sheets are also featured for your comfort.
This accommodation offers a fully equipped kitchen, as well as a dining area to cook and dine. You can also make use of coffee and tea making machines, a fridge, and kitchenware to prepare your own meal. Le Petit Chalet - 5' Zum Skilift - Kostenlose Getraenke is located within easy reach of Restaurant des Bains, where guests can enjoy Swiss dishes. The nearest train station is Gruben, located 34 km away, while Orion bus stop is in close proximity to the Ovronnaz chalet. Such activities as snow skiing and hiking can be organised on site.
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