Location
- Nähe Swiss Holiday Park
- Nähe der Luftseilbahn Morschach-Stoos
- Mit dem Bus über den Bahnhof Brunnen in 8 Minuten erreichbar
General
family friendlybiker friendly
Parking spaces
hiker friendly
Payment options
Credit cardsCash
Debit cards
Special features
PlaygroundInternet WLAN
Hotel facilities
20 BedsRestaurant
Garden/park
Towels
Sun terrace
Environment
Central locationServices
Conference and event roomsFax and photocopying equipment
Especially suitable for
ChildrenCouples
Languages spoken
GermanEnglish
Room facilities
Bathroom/WCHair dryer
Non-smoking rooms
Balcony/terrace
Room safe
Food and drink
A la carteBreakfast
Buffet
Leisure activities
Snow shoe hikesCross-country skiing
Bowling
Minigolf
Après ski
Golf
Table tennis
Wellness options
MassagesSteam bath
Gym
Beauty/spa
Whirlpool
Solarium
Sauna
Characteristics
Separate kitchenWellness
Bed linen
Lift
Pets permitted
Indoor pool
Barbecue
Public transport
By train to Brunnen, railway station. From there, continue with bus no. 504 in the direction of Morschach to the bus stop "Morschach, Swiss Holiday Park". The hotel is a few minutes' walk from the bus stop.Directions
Drive by car in the direction of Brunnen - Morschach. Follow the signs to Apart Holidays.Parking
Parking spaces are available at the hotel.Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
The Brunnen route is an easy bike route. It offers great views of the Schwyz valley basin and Lake Lucerne.
The Swiss Path mostly follows existing roads, streets, and trails, some of which already have historical significance. The starting point of the ...
Along the short circular route called Wildiheuenweg, there are illustrated and labeled panels about Morschach.
Ascent through forest and over meadows to the Morschach viewpoint plateau. On the opposite side of the lake, the Rütli greets you.
Apart Holidays
6443 Morschach
+41 825 56 00 https://www.apart-holidays.com/ E-mail: info@apart-holidays.com
The Brunnen route is an easy bike route. It offers great views of the Schwyz valley basin and Lake Lucerne.
The Swiss Path mostly follows existing roads, streets, and trails, some of which already have historical significance. The starting point of the ...
Along the short circular route called Wildiheuenweg, there are illustrated and labeled panels about Morschach.
Ascent through forest and over meadows to the Morschach viewpoint plateau. On the opposite side of the lake, the Rütli greets you.

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