HOTELS Villa Vals - Genius Underground House In Switzerland

Villa Vals - Genius Underground House In Switzerland

Location:

Vals Switzerland West Europe
Underground

The ultimate hidden villa is tucked away under the snow-capped mountains in the green meadows of the Swiss village of Vals.

This house is carved into the mountainside in a flawless design to leave the natural surroundings unharmed.

Villa Vals can accommodate up to ten people and is set within walking distance of the famous thermal springs of Therme Vals, a hotel/spa complex built directly over the natural springs.

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Villa Vals Overview

A hidden gem, the viewing angle from Villa Vals is slightly inclined due to the structure, giving travelers a dramatic view of the mountains opposite the narrow valley.

Villa Vals Underground House

Nearly everything here is nestled underground, including the front door. Guests will find the only access point in a nearby barn, which leads to a 72-foot-long (22 meters) underground tunnel lit by skylights.

Villa Vals Earth House
Villa Vals At Night
Villa Vals Dining Room
Villa Vals Fireplace
Villa Vals Living Room

The ground floor features a living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a library overlooking the terrace to bring in natural light.

Villa Vals Door

The entrance room even has heated ski boot holders for convenient drying and storage.

Villa Vals Bedroom

This modern bunker has six rooms with wood paneling, giving it a warm feel even in the midst of winter.

Villa Vals Concrete Staircase
Villa Vals Underground Stairs
Villa Vals Underground Room

Each bedroom offers a king-size bed and a private bathroom.

Villa Vals Bed
Villa Vals Underground Windows
Villa Vals Bunk Bed
Villa Vals Pool Table
Villa Vals Terrace View

During ski season, there is a free shuttle that makes a stop at a lower road nearby. It takes guests to a ski area where it's rare to be met with long waits for the lifts and slopes because of the remote location. The snow is also great for snowboarding, sleighs, and long snowy hikes.


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Poststrasse 38, 7132 Vals, Switzerland


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