Davos

One of the oldest and most fashionable ski resorts, Davos is the highest city in Europe and lives up to its reputation for excellent skiing and exciting night-life. With five ski areas spread out on both sides of the valley and descents from almost 9,000 feet, Davos offers the alpine skier an endless variety of terrain. In addition, this multifaceted winter sports complex offers miles of cross-country trails, tobogganing, sleigh rides and skating on Europe’s largest outdoor rink.

Hotels

Hotel National

The hotel is located about 500 metres from the centre of Davos, within walking distance to various restaurants, bars, shopping facilities and other attractions the resort has to offer. The Zurich Airport is approx. 160 kilometres away from Davos. National is an elegant, very stylish and friendly 4-star hotel with all the comforts you may require for the time of your holiday. Located in the nice and charming area, with comfortable and sunny guestrooms, the National Hotel is a great choice both for winter and summer holidays! All the additional facilities offered by the hotel will charm you and make you relaxed during your stay in Hotel National.

Overview

Verbier

Verbier, “the resort that smiles at the sun”, and the second largest resort in the Swiss Alps, is a delightful French speaking village located on a sunny plateau, in the grand circuit of the “4 Valleys” ski area. Situated between the Matterhorn and Mont-Blanc at a height of 5,000 feet, Verbier has one of the largest skiing areas in Europe. Your lift ticket is honored at the 100 plus lifts and cable cars which service over 250 miles of ski runs. This vast ski area is topped by Jumbo, the Verbier-Mont-Fort cable car, with a 150 person capacity. Ascending to almost 11,000 feet, this telepherique opens up some of the steepest mechanically accessible ski runs in the Alps. Moderate and easy runs are plentiful and the “4 Valleys’” 200 instructors are there to help you develop your skills. Verbier’s ultramodern sports center enables you to play tennis, squash, ice-hockey, curling, skating and swimming. Verbier has some 60 restaurants plus 9 nightclubs and pubs, and though sporty and active, appreciates an equally calm and relaxing atmosphere. For nonskiers, nearby cities such as Montreux and Lausanne are easily accessible by public transportation. Verbier…a must for vacationers!

Hotels

Montpelier

H“tel Montpelier****, has been one of Verbier’s landmarks for fifteen years.Reputed for the quality of its rooms, the warm atmosphere it exudes, its excellent cuisine and its new wellness centre, the Montpelier proudly displays the authenticity of local materials and customs, welcomes you with a smile and ensures that its facilities and amenities meet the needs of the most demanding guests. An antique fireplace, an ancestral oven from the Vall‚e de Bagnes and XIIth century stained glass windows all bear the stamp of a place where past and present merge together in easy comfort.

Lech

Lech and its higher neighbor Zurs are the most glamorous and expensive resorts in Austria. Their shared slopes could fairly easily be linked with those of St.Anton – but then their rich and royal visitors would be forced to mingle with hoi polloi from their equally famous but less exclusive neighbor. Lech is for those who don’t mind fur coats, do like well groomed, snow sure, cruising slopes, and are content to enjoy a winter holiday in pampered comfort and style in a traditional Alpine village. There are challenging slopes available (mainly off-slope) and the tougher slopes of St.Anton are only a short bus- or car-ride away. But it is the part-timer, who enjoys the aprŠs and the strolling as much as the winter sports who will get the most out of the resort. It helps to have a deep pocket.

Hotels

Apart-Hotel Filomena

These prestigious apartments are ideally situated in the centre of Lech, close to lifts and ski school meeting point. There is a games room for children, indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room included for clients. Sun beds and massages are available for residents at a supplement payable in resort. For even greater convenience, there is a supermarket located right underneath the residence.

Berghof

Center of resort, 100 yards to lift. Bar, lounge with fireplace, sauna, sun terrace, hair dryer in bathroom, welcome drink, safe, non-smoking rooms, laundry.

Overview

Zurs

Gateway: Zurich Founded in the 14th century, Lech, surrounded by 9,000 foot mountains, retains its medieval charm while its slopes bask in international fame. This idyllic setting offers downhill runs from both sides of the valley right to the center of town. Tree-free steep descents and wide open bowls provide great skiing for all levels. Your lift ticket links you with nearby Zurs, Zug, St. Anton, St. Christoph, and Stuben. Lech & Zrs have it all: world famous ski schools, guided ski tours, heli-skiing, snow-boarding, paragliding, child care at ski kindergarten, winter hiking, cross country skiing in untouched nature, ice skating and Austrian style curling, toboggan run, horse drawn sleigh rides, outdoor cafes , late afternoon tea dances, and entertainment that runs until almost dawn complete the picture. Who could ask for more?

Hotels

Arlberghaus

In the year 1931 the Arlberghaus was built in the center of Zuers. A respected architect from Liechtenstein designed the house as one of the first flat roof houses at this time. The Arlberghaus is today a very charming and cosy ****-hotel in the middle of Zuers, next to the meeting point from the ski-school and the ski-kindergarten. The most important advantage is: It is only two minutes away from the ski-lifts and on the way back you can ski directly to our ski-cellar door.

Overview

Kitzbuhel

Gateway: Munich Kitzbuhel is the most famous holiday resort in the Austrian Tyrol. Lying 800 meters above sea-level, it’s surrounding scenery breathtaking and the town itself, which is some 700 years old, is full of charm. Visitors of Kitzbhel are offered the opportunity to practice all kinds of sports and hobbies and enjoy traditional entertainment. All this has made Kitzbuhel famous worldwide. Over a century ago, in the winter of 1892, skiing began in Kitzbuhel. The most famous skier of all time, Toni Sailer is now the director of the “Red Devils” ski school, one of six ski schools and lives in “Kitz”. Each year the spectacular “Hahnenkamm Downhill” is staged and thousands of excited spectators crowd the “Streif” to cheer on the fearless downhill skiers. The new snow making facilities on the Streif, guarantee excellent snow conditions. 56 lifts run in and around the town joining the various peaks but for the ever-increasing number of non-skiers who holiday in Kitzbuhel, a never-ending amount of activities are offered including miles of pathways through the surrounding countryside for walkers; a skating rink, curling alleys, the “Aquarena” which houses two excellent swimming pools, a sauna, a solarium, as well as a massage center, a casino and indoor tennis courts. The following scheduled excursions are available locally: Salzburg, Innsbruck, Munich, Venice, and Rattenberg. For those who have come to enjoy the “apres-ski” and evening entertainment, Kitzbhel is the place. Come experience genuine Tyrolean “Gemutlichkeit” in Kitzbuhel.

Hotels

Hotel Maria Theresia

Many years of experienced hospitality awaits you in our traditional family run Hotel Maria Theresia. Our hotel has 150 beds at your disposal and is located in the center of Kitzbhel. We are surrounded by the picturesque and breathtaking scenery of the Kitzbheler Alps namely the famous “Hahnenkam” and “Horn” mountains. The friendly reception is open 24 hours and is at your service for any informations you may need. We have 3 types of rooms individually decorated varying from standard doubles to superior upgraded doubles and junior suites. All rooms have cable TV, telephone and bathroom with hairdryer.The superior rooms and junior suites are larger than standard rooms and have a sitting area and a balcony.

Megeve

When people talk of posh French resorts, Courchevel 1850 usually sits at the top of the list. But before Courchevel was MegŠve, the original glamour resort, frequented by royalty and stars alike. Now it’s on the comeback trail. Very much a traditional French resort, MegŠve is an old town that oozes charisma and traditional Alpine charm. It boasts gastronomic delights, as well as some of the most varied nightlife of any Alpine venue: clubs, concerts, ice shows and a casino. MegŠve is exclusive and certainly pricey, with a fantastic range of top-class hotels. It ain’t the place to visit if ‘budget’ features high on your criteria. What about the skiing, you ask? As part of the fragmented ‘Evasion Mont Blanc’ ski area, there is all the skiing you could ever need, with coverage by road including Chamonix and ArgentiŠre. On site, the skiing is excellent for the majority, but advanced skiers will have to search for the best stuff. There is good skiing at Mont d’Arbois and Rochebrune in particular, with lovely skiing below the tree-line. Boarders will enjoy a park all to themselves. Restaurants on piste are good but expensive, while the ski school and childcare facilities are first-class.

Hotels

Hotel Le Manege

An exceptional situation in the center of MegŠve less than 100 meters of the departure of the ski lifts and heart of the village. The decoration is old natural and clear wooden, where luxury and tradition marry, creates an environment of mountain country cottage in order to offer you a specific and unforgettable stay. Reception, bar and restaurant of charm, fireplace and relaxation space will be able to fulfill your desires. 33 rooms including 19 suites (mainly on two levels), recreate in a mountain style refined the warm and cozy universe of small mountain country cottages. A distinct decoration for each room, where premium old clear and patinated wood, involves you in a typical expatriation of magic of the Savoyard tradition.

Overview

Chamonix

The oldest ski resort in France is really a quaint village of 10,000 people where the tradition of fine skiing combines with the diversities a town this size can provide. Five main ski areas through the valley offer 50 lifts and varied terrain for skiers of all abilities. Le Brevent cable car begins just above the town and climbs to over 8,000 feet. Les Houches, Le Tour and sunny La Flegere is where beginners and intermediates will find many trails to ski. Les Grands Montets is the most popular area for the intermediate and the more advanced skiers. Strong intermediate and above skiers will want to accept the challenge of the Aiguille du Midi, reached by a two-stage cable car. This 7,000 foot descent on and along the glacier of Vallee Blanche includes spectacular mountain scenery dominated by Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest mountain. For non-skiing hours, shops brim with crafts, fine clothing and perfumes. Horseback riding, swimming, tennis and ice skating are available. The casino and a variety of night spots will fill your evenings. Your Mt. Blanc ski pass also includes Courmayeur, Italy, Megeve and Les Contamines, France.

Hotels

Hotel Les Balcons Du Savoy

The Residential Hotel “Les Balcons du Savoy” is situated just opposite the ski-school assembly point, and in front of the Savoy ski lift which serves the Br‚vent-Fl‚gŠre ski runs. Comfort and warmth of great mountain chalets, Tyrolean style, reception room, private bar, fireplace. A view from all apartments to take your breath away! Private indoor parking for your car. Individual ski lockers.

Hotel Mont Blanc

Luxury hotel in center of resort, 500 meters to lift, free hotel ski bus, bar, sun terrace, heated outdoor pool, lounge with fireplace, resort orientation, TV in room, hair dryer in bathroom, safe in room, non-smoking rooms. Very spacious and comfortable.

Courchevel

Courchevel is a series of hillside villages created in modern French style. Saint-Bon and Le Praz are charming ancient savoyard villages from the 16th century. Le Praz (Courchevel 1300) is lift-serviced for convenience. At 1550 and 1650 are two lovely, sunny, family oriented resorts with direct access to all the slopes of the 3 valleys. Courchevel 1850 is haut cuisine and all night partying if you please. They even created “Villages des Enfants”, a protected ski area, where everything is geared for children’s safety and fun! Since Courchevel was one of the hosts of the 1992 Winter Games it benefited from accelerated construction projects for new lifts, snowmaking, grooming facilities, hotels and restaurants. The lift system includes the world’s largest cable car and connects to the Trois Vallees areas.

Hotels

Alpes Hotel Du Pralong

The Alpes H“tel du Pralong proposes 57 rooms and 8 suites of a very high standing with warm and refined decor: typical “savoyarde” wooden beams, rich materials and comfortable wool carpets. The cuisine is inspired and representative of all the regions of France but with a particular penchant for the south-west where the same team of chefs presides in the summer. A grand seafood buffet with lobster, crustaceans, assorted different sea food dishes; hot, cold and smoked etc…is organised once a week by the Alpes H“tel du Pralong for its guests. 4-Star:Ski in-ski out. Restaurant, bar, lounge with fireplace, pool sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, fitness room, sun terrace, TV in room, hair dryer in bathroom, safe in room, satellite television.

Hotel Courcheneige

At an altitude of 6500 feet, The COURCHENEIGE Hotel, offers an exceptional location on the Bellec“te ski slope, which leads down from The Saulire Mountain to The Croisette, in the heart of Courchevel 1850. 83 comfortable and peaceful rooms and suites, each with its own unique view on the snow-covered mountains. All rooms come with telephone and TV. Our exclusive fitness centre, with jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, solarium, exercise room. A game room is available for children.

Hotel Resraurant Le Chabichou

Unique and original, Le Chabichou, a large, white, wooden chalet, makesyour stay in Courchevel exceptional. A stone’s throw from the resort centre, step into a world of warmth and wood. After getting kitted out at our sport shop, you can put on your skis at the hotel doorstep and take off into the world’s largest ski area. All rooms with internet access, satellite TV, minibar, safe.

Sun Peaks

This award winning resort has British Columbia’s 2nd largest skiable area, with over 3678 acres of terrain to explore. There are 3 unique mountains offering 122 runs and the best part is there are virtually no lift lines and the slopes are crowd free! The snow conditions and weather can’t be beat with an average of 560cm of easy-to-ski, dry snow annually and 2000 hours of sunshine. The terrain is well balanced for all levels of skiers and boarders complemented with a terrain park, tubing park and many other winter activities, like dog sledding and snowshoeing. There are now 12 lifts, including 5 quad chairs, with a capacity to move 12,000 people an hour. At the centre of it all is a charming slopeside village, offering the best in ski-in, ski-out accommodation and a friendly après atmosphere at over 10 village restaurants/pubs.

Hotels

Delta Sun Peaks Resort and Delta Residences

The centrepiece of this village, Delta Sun Peaks Resort and Delta Residences is the largest full-service hotel and conference centre.Indulge your senses in one of our elegant suites or residences, with choice amenities including cozy terry cloth bathrobes and products from June Jacobs Spa Collection. Unwind in Mantles Bar with a nightcap. Tantalize your taste buds with light, sesame-cured salmon or savoury, smoked, Okanagan pork loin in Mantles Restaurant. Relax after the day’s adventures with a dip in our outdoor pool or in one of our 3 outdoor hot tubs.

Overview

Tremblant

This year, there’s a whole new side to the #1 resort in eastern North America. Tremblant has excitement that will measure up your mania. The ‘Mogulzone’, with bumps on the bumps, will shake your sense of equilibrium to the core. The ‘Bladezone’, a paradise for those who get a buzz from the next new thing, will carve out its own reputation with new runs like Simon Cooper and CBC. In the Snowboard Park’s halfpipe, you’ll get enough air to kiss the sky thanks to the new Scorpion grooming machine. Then there’s the ‘Gladezone’, where all you’ll hear is the sound of silence; it will reawaken your love of skiing through the trees, not to mention your appreciation of the wilderness. Dreams come true at Tremblant, a legendary spot with its heart in the Laurentians.

Hotels

Fairmont Tremblant

SKI-IN/SKI OUT LOCATION. LUXURIOUS HOTEL ROOMS AND SUITES WITH ALARM CLOCK, COFFEEMAKER, CABLE TV, IRON AND BOARD, MINI-BAR, TELEPHONE, VOICE MAIL, HAIRDRYER.ON SITE 24 HOUR RECEPTION, RESTAURANTS, BARS, SHOPS, SPA, LAUNDRY,CONCIERGE DESK, FITNESS ROOM, GIFT SHOP, POOLS, HOT TUBS, SKI LOCKERS, HEATED BOOT RACK AND SKI VALET.

Country Inns & Suites

At the foot of the mountain overlooking Lac Miroir, this hotel complex is steeped in European charm. The Country Inn was built to reflect the Tremblant spirit – to be an inviting retreat at the edge of Vieux-Tremblant. The heated outdoor pool is refreshing in the summer and invigorating in the fall. Families will also appreciate the proximity to play facilities.

Overview

Nosawa Onsen

Nozawa Onsen Facts Nozawa Onsen is one of the classic ski resorts in Japan, that has expanded over a 70 year period into one of the largest ski areas in the country with more than 50 kilometres of trails. Nozawa ranks amongst one of the best ski resorts in Japan with a great selection of runs offering great skiing and snowboarding experiences for beginners right through to the most advanced. There really is something for everybody: family friendly wide open pistes, mogul runs and great powder runs On a clear day you can see the Northern Alps and the Sea of Japan from the top of the mountain. The village has a great sense of tradition and feeling of Japanese spirit with beautiful old streets and a bustling village full of history, culture and festivals. The village is also famous for its public hot-springs, with more than 30 springs located throughout the resort. One event not to be missed is the Dosoujin Fire Festival. Held on January 15th every year, Dousoujin is considered one three most famous fire festivals in Japan. You can experience the real essence of Japanese culture and hospitality staying in Nozawa Onsen village. Accommodation options include hotels, traditional Japanese inns and pensions.

Ski Terrain: 50km of slopes Summit Elevation: 1650m

Base Elevation: 565m Vertical Rise: 1085m Longest Run: 10km

Terrain Park: Yes Lifts: 25 including 2 Gondolas

Av Annual Snowfall: 10m

Beginner Runs 40%

Intermediate Runs 30%

Advanced Runs 30%

Nearest City: Nagano 1.5 hours

Nearest Airport: Tokyo 3 hours

Transfers: Private transfers available

Hotels

Specialising in Japanese Cuisine, Nozawa Onsen

Hotel is situated close to the slopes – 3 minutes

to Yu Road (moving walkway to the slopes) and

7 minutes to the gondola. Offering a variety of

room types with beautiful indoor and outdoor

natural hot springs, this hotel is a popular choice.

Located in the centre of the village, there is also a

restaurant and café on site.

Overview

Shiga Kogen

Shiga Kogen is located in the Johshinetsu National Park and is by far the largest ski resort in Japan, offering 21 interlinked resorts all covered by the one lift pass. With easy access and a season running from late November to early May, it is one of Japan’s premier resorts. With a resort this size it goes without saying that there are runs for every ability level and skiing style. Shiga Kogen’s seemingly endless variety of long perfectly groomed cruising runs, gentle beginner’s slopes, bottomless powder and challenging moguls are serviced by modern lifts and facilities all combined make skiing here an unforgettable experience. Host of the women’s downhill, slalom, the super Giant slalom and both snowboarding events for the 1998 Nagano Olympic Winter Games, Shiga Kogen boasts an extensive lift network that efficiently transports skiers between ski areas in search of that perfect run. And with night skiing available at some of the areas the search can go on well into the evening!

Located 1.5 hours from Nagano, you can easily enjoy a number of other activities in and around Shiga including the nearby Jigokyudani hot springs, home to the world famous Japanese Snow Monkeys.

There are over 100 hotel facilities within the Shiga Kogen resort, catering for all budgets and preferences.

Ski Terrain: 80km of trails Summit Elevation: 2300m

Base Elevation: 1350m Vertical Rise: 950m Longest Run: 8km

Terrain Park: Yes Lifts: 71 Av Annual Snowfall: 12m

Beginner Runs 30%

Intermediate Runs 40%

Advanced Runs 30%

Nearest City: Nagano 1.5 hours

Nearest Airport: Tokyo 3 hours

Transfers: Private transfers available

Hotels

PRINCE HOTEL – EAST WING

Ski in/Ski out location at the base of the

Yakebitaiyama ski area. The East Wing Prince

Hotel features large rooms with a relaxing

atmosphere. Facilities include: Large restaurant,

ski school and hire and convenience shops.

Rusutsu

Rusutsu is situated 79km west of Sapporo close to Niseko and the extinct volcano Mt Yotei. The resort itself is a modern day mecca consisting of every possible facility to keep just about everyone entertained. The lift network is spread over 3 peaks offering a wide variety of terrain catering to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. The peak of Mt Izola offers the best terrain with long and challenging runs combined with panoramic scenery. Plenty of other activities other than skiing can be enjoyed such as dogsledding, snowmobiling, snowrafting and tubing.

Hotels

Rusutsu Resort

Rusutsu Resort is one of the most famous all-round resorts in Japan. It is a wonderful full-scale hotel where you can have fun, relax and enjoy the beauty of the vast highlands, which are blessed with natural splendor all-year round. This one-stop Mecca for the ski and snowboard set can accommodate 4,000 guests, and our guest rooms are spacious and have excellent furnishings. The resort also features European-style streets and facilities which were designed by a former Disney employee, a wave pool, a magnificent public bath, a gymnasium, as well as nine unique restaurants and shops where you can fully enjoy yourself. The hotel is also popular with many guests from neighboring Asian countries and the West.

Overview

Furano

In recent years the island of Hokkaido, Japan has become one of the most popular ski and snowboard destinations in the world – and it’s not hard to see why. With its plentiful supply of the soft dry white stuff many people are now travelling to this culturally unique land to sample all that it has to offer. If you are a ski-holiday maker looking for not only some of the lightest and driest snow but also a cultural experience then the town of Furano is for you. Nestled in the centre of Hokkaido, the picturesque town of Furano is renowned throughout Japan as being a powder paradise. Furano benefits from more than 8 metres of snow each season and more blue-sky fresh powder days than most resorts in Japan. Furano’s world-class ski area boasts two spectacular mountains that will easily satisfy skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Beginners and intermediates can enjoy 22 of the widest, longest and most perfectly groomed runs in Japan. For high intermediates to advanced skiers and snowboarders it will be enticing to know that Furano has hosted the Downhill Ski World Cup 10 times and thus has not only some of the longest powder courses but is also the steepest on course mountain in Hokkaido.

Hotels

Hotel Naturwald Furano

Hotel Naturwald Furano is a high quality hotel lolcated directly in front of the ski area. It is immediately in front of the Number 1 lift and the Snow Dome Festival site. Naturawald Hotel has both Japanese and Western style rooms, with optional en suites and stunning views of the ski area or the town.

Hakuba

The Hakuba Valley is a huge expanse of resorts offering an incredible variety of terrain for skiers and snowboarders alike. Situated in the heart of the Japan Alps, the alpine scenery is truly spectacular with huge rugged peaks towering above the town below. From one end of the valley to the other and with 10 resorts accessing over 200 runs, Hakuba is the skiing mecca of Japan. From the southern end of the valley Sun Alpina incorporates 3 ski areas to the linked resorts of Hakuba 47 and Goryu-Toomi and the Olympic ski resort of Happo-One situated in the heart of Hakuba. To the northern end of the valley, Iwatake, Tsugaike, Norikura and Cortina resorts are all impressive and rate highly amongst skiers and boarders alike.

Hotel

Hakuba Yamano Hotel

Looking for somewhere with impressive views, the Yamano Hotel is situated right in front of the Hakuba Olympic Ski Jumps and conveniently just 5 minutes up the road from the Happo ski area lift access. Comfortable rooms with warm friendly service, it consists of 24 rooms, both Western & Japanese are available. This hotel is great for families, groups and those who don’t want to spend too much yet still have good quality rooms and meals and a convenient location. Packages can be booked with breakfast and dinner, breakfast or no meals, widely known for its generous meal portions, as the owner is an ex famous Japanese Sumo wrestler who loves to feed his guests. The hotel’s restaurant serves mainly Japanese & French cuisine and also has a large bar selection of wine and sake. Friendly English, French, Italian, Hungarian and Romanian speaking staff, overall another good valued property. A great place for your next ski holiday and complimented by wonderful hosts providing friendly service and warm hospitality.

Tokyu Hotel

The Tokyu hotel in Hakuba is part of a Japanese chain of hotels, which are known for their prestige, elegance, 5 star service and attention to detail. The hotel is one of the most exclusive properties in Hakuba, with wide-open spaces, visually impressive architectual styles and sophisticated resort style lodging. The interior is decorated with old day ski memorabilia and an impressive display of traditional Japanese antiques. Keeping with its plush and decorative style the rooms to are larger than normal Japanese hotel rooms and have been furnished with luxury fittings and impressive amenities. The hotel is in a great location, with spectacular mountain and forest views, easy access to mountain lifts, transportation center, local bars and restaurants.

Niseko

Niseko, located on the western coast of the island of Hokkaido, is widely known as having one of the most consistent and biggest snowfalls in Japan and boasts some of the best powder conditions to be found anywhere. Niseko is the largest of Hokkaido ski areas with 3 interlinked first-class resorts, Annupuri, Hirafu and Higashiyama. These 3 adjoining resorts make up Niseko and offer spectacular skiing and snowboarding opportunities to the novice, intermediate or expert and offer the powder hound unparalleled, pristine powder experiences 7 days a week. . Niseko has one of the largest night skiing areas around with the lifts open daily from 8.30am to 9.00pm.

Hotel

Snow Crystal Apartments

Luxury 2 and 3 bedroom Western style apartments in an unbeatable position with breath taking views of Mount Yotei and the Ace Family ski run.

Snow Crystal are Western style luxury accommodation located directly opposite the Ace Family run and Alpen Ridge. The selection of 2 and 3 bedroom apartments are within two minutes walk of the heart of the village and are fitted with luxurious fixtures and fittings with comfortable furniture and modern appliances.

This property is ideally suited for families or small groups who are after luxury and convenient self-contained , Western style accommodation.