Ferienwohnung Chasa Victoria

3.5 room flat in the Villa Victoria in Nairs, Scuol, full of history.

In the bright and spacious flat (85 m2) you can enjoy your holidays in every way. In the Villa Victoria, which is filled with history, you can feel a bit like Queen Victoria, but without missing out on modern comforts. All rooms are spacious and bright with a view of the wild romantic garden or the Inn. The open kitchen is equipped with an oven, ceramic hob, fridge with freezer compartment and coffee maker.

Facilities:
• free WLAN
• Living/dining room with large dining table, sofa and flat-screen TV (HDMI-capable, no TV connection).
• 2 bedrooms, each with a double bed (160x200 cm) and a single bed (90 x 200 cm).
• The kitchen is equipped with an oven, ceramic hob, fridge with freezer compartment and coffee machine.
• Fondue set and Racelette oven are available
• Bathroom with bathtub
• All rooms are carpeted.
• Washing machine and tumble dryer on the same floor (shared with another flat).
• Shared ski and bike cellar
• outside parking place
• Equipment for children (changing table, high chair) and various toys
• Old School Playstation (PS2)
• access to a small boulder cellar
• the adjoining hotel garden may be shared, with appropriate consideration for the hotel guests

The 85 m2 flat is located on the 2nd (top) floor of Villa Victoria. The villa is situated in a wildly romantic location directly on the banks of the Inn. The wild landscape of the Lower Engadine fascinates with every view. Away from the hustle and bustle, the holiday flat offers the perfect place to relax or as a start to a hike and is excellent for families as well as guests interested in culture, history and nature.

The Villa Victoria (then called Villa Kurhaus) was built in 1874 as a dépendance of the Hotel Kurhaus right next door - by a very famous Swiss architect who had built pretty much every palazzo of the Russian nobility in St. Petersburg. The villa was used to accommodate very special guests of the hotel - which is meant to mean a lot, as rows and rows of crowned heads of half of Europe were in and out of the hotel next door.

There is a rumour that Queen Victoria also resided here (hence the name Villa Victoria). And that during silent full moon nights, the tall figure of John Brown, Queen Victoria's devoted Scottish servant, can still be seen wandering around the villa cutting flowers for his Queen. Well. This is not scientifically proven. What is certain, however, is that today people seeking for adventures and those looking for recreation, and families too, are welcome at Villa Victoria. And that their children's eyes are more likely to see Villa Victoria as Villa Kunterbunt.

You can shop in Scuol, 2 km away, at the Coop, Volg, Denner or in the bakeries and many local shops on the Stradun. Scuol railway station and the valley station of the mountain railways are also a 2-minute drive away.

Enjoy the most beautiful time of the year in Scuol and let yourself be conquered by the unique natural and cultural landscape. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the old part of the village, relax in the bathing and sauna area or go on one of the countless hikes in the Swiss National Park and in winter enjoy the Motta Naluns family skiing area.

Our concierge service is at your disposal all the time, we will tell you about the best excursions, reserve your ski instructor or a place in the Roman-Irish bath.
3.5 room flat in the Villa Victoria in Nairs, Scuol, full of history.

Bun di e bainvgnü illa Villa Victoria - Welcome to the bright 3 ½-room apartment in the Villa Victoria. The house is situated directly by the Inn and the steady murmur of the river and the silence of nature guarantee a relaxing and revitalising stay. In the immediate vicinity are 3 mineral springs and the cultural centre Fundaziun Nairs - an artists' house with many art exhibitions on a regular basis. Hikes or bicycle tours can be started directly at the house. The village of Nairs is only 2 minutes by car from Scuol. The Engadin Bad Scuol, the railway station, many restaurants and shopping facilities can be easily reached by bike in 10 minutes or on foot in about 20 to 30 minutes.

The Villa Victoria (then called Villa Kurhaus) was built in 1874 as a dépendance of the Hotel Kurhaus right next door - by a very famous Swiss architect who had built pretty much every palazzo of the Russian nobility in St. Petersburg. The villa was used to accommodate very special guests of the hotel - which is meant to mean a lot, as rows and rows of crowned heads of half of Europe were in and out of the hotel next door.