Chalet Roberto 3 km from ski lift

6
2 separate bedrooms
instant booking
K657-01
110m²
chalet

Unterrotte 87, 9963 St. Jakob in Defereggen, Tyrol

Roberto S.

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The whole house will be rented only for you and the owner doesn't live in the house. Chalet Roberto is ideal for summer / winter vacation (only 3 minutes from Ski Center St. Jakob) with family or friends, as it can accommodate up to 6 people. There are 2 bedrooms, one double and a twin, plus a comfy double sofabed in the living room. The house is set in the midst of the Hohe Tauern National Park in Defereggental Valley at 1400 metres above sea level in East Tyrol.

Chalet Roberto is a comfortable and well laid out chalet with lots of space for your group, which is rare to find in self catered properties. It ideally suits up to 6 persons. The house is furnished with love for detail. It's 2-floor building: on the ground floor you can find a living/dining room (breakfast room, relax room) a kitchen and a bathroom; on the first floor there are the two 2 bedrooms.

Each room has its own classic Tyrollean balcony. There is also a large sunny garden to be enjoyed by all with a possibility of BBQ.

Free wifi in entire building.

Owner doesn't live in the house and the whole property will be rented only for you (not shared with anybody else).

rooms & amenities

bedroom 1

1 × double bed

bedroom 2

2 × single bed

living- / bedroom

1 × sofa bed for 2 persons

kitchen

bathroom with WC

garden

wheelchair accessible

pets

air conditioning

balcony / Tterrace

elevator

washing machine

parking / garage

non smoking

show less

bathroom

towels

shower

soap & shampoo

washing machine

hairdryer

kitchen

plates

cooking utensils

dishwasher

water heater

grill

cleaning utensils

toaster

oven

fridge

cutlery

glasses

freezer

coffeemaker

stove plate

amenities

bedding

vacuum cleaner

iron

ironing board

entertainment and electronics

SAT TV

WiFi

heating and cooling

heating

outdoor facilities

balcony / terrace

garden

parking

suitability

pets

short term stay

children

business Trip

instant booking

cancellation policy

40 days before arrival

50% of apartment price

15 days before arrival

80% of apartment price

We will not be able to refund any payment for no-shows or early check-out. Irrespective of the cancellation policy of the host the service fee will not be refunded.

Arrival / Departure

check in from

15:00

check out until

09:00

services

included

internet (WiFi)
towels
bed linen
animals

compulsory

final cleaning

security deposit

Refundable Deposit

You really don’t have to search for long to find Defereggen valley’s very special and unique properties. They are obvious – set in the midst of the Hohe Tauern National Park, nestling in and enclosed by the mountains of the Defereggen range, the Rieserferner group, the Lasörling group and the Schober group. Hardly any other valley in the Alps offers so many enjoyment, adventure and recreation possibilities around the water like the Defereggental. Along with tempting landscape which is pivotal and defining, since it is the protective Hohe Tauern National Park that makes Defereggen valley one of the most unspoilt high mountain valleys in the Alps.

St. Jakob in Defereggen is something quite special for many reasons. St. Jakob has a full 891 inhabitants. Doesn’t sound like a lot, but it is; particularly since Defereggen valley is not exactly densely populated. Since here the fact that is enough to be the ‘main town’, one that is the biggest and the most population dense town in the valley, reveals more about the valley than about the town itself.

What probably should be said however is that the main town in Defereggen valley has so many special features, which makes it what it is – idyllic. Set in a wonderful location and certainly worthy of a few lengthy stays. St. Jakob has some impressive figures.

For instance, St. Jakob, covering 185.96 km2, is the second largest town in the district of Lienz. A full 123 km2 of which is protected due to the Hohe Tauern National Park. This means there is lots of space and unspoilt, natural surroundings. The mountainous section of the district area is considerable, so there is only a little bit of space for agriculture and settlements. Less than almost anywhere else. This is all the better since it means that there is more room for nature and the evident beauty, so visitors get to enjoy more and to gaze in amazement.