Chalet Eugenia, Klosters
Private Chalets
Overview
Chalet Eugenia is a truly magnificent building that has been beautifully furnished and lovingly maintained. It was built by Baroness Thyssen-Bornemisza in the resort’s early years and has remained the winter residence of the same family ever since.
The location makes it ideal for families, with a beginner’s piste on the doorstep which is easily visible from the chalet, allowing parents to relax indoors whilst their children ski or play in the snow.
The main drawing room with its central pillared fireplace is the focus of the chalet which also boasts a stunning dining room and panelled study. An intimate second dining room is equipped with the original wood-fired oven in which the chef will prepare many of the region’s special dishes.
Evoking a bygone age of understated elegance, Chalet Eugenia is the perfect setting to lose yourself in luxury. Allow yourself to be pampered by the team of six in this sumptuous chalet, equipped with a sauna and steam room in-house and only a short stroll from the fabulous Vereina Spa to which our guests have privileged access free of charge.
Sleeps 12 to 15.
Please contact us for prices
Accommodation
The chalet offers six individually designed ensuite bedrooms set over four floors, sleeping up to twelve guests. Most rooms have their own balconies with fabulous southerly views of the impressive Gotschna. There are two further bedrooms sleeping up to three additional guests should you wish.
Location
It is located in a prime position in the village, only a two minute chauffeured drive from the restaurants, bars and lifts. It is also extremely private with its own driveway and several acres of open space between it and the nearest chalets to the south.
Facilities
Sauna and steam room.
Ski room with heated boot racks.
Extensive wine cellar.
2 chauffeured 4x4s.
Television room with plasma screen, dvd, video and satellite channels.
Toys, sledges, games, books, CDs, dvds and videos.
Grand Piano.
Feather pillows and duvets, personal bathrobes and slippers.
Jo Malone soaps, bubble baths and shampoos.
Fresh flowers and daily newspapers.
Study with telephone and fax.
Computer with internet access.
