Welcome
Buchungsmaschine
The Hotel Heimatlodge, located in the heart of St. Niklaus, in the deepest valley of Switzerland. A beautiful, newly renovated house at the crossing of two paths. A touch of nostalgia, as if time has stood still, reflected by the magnificent village centre.
-Relaxing sleep guaranteed-
Our rooms
Essentials from all room categories
Rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- TV included
- Safe
- Coffee and Tea
- Underfloor heating
- Sound insulation
- Sparkling Water
Bathrooms
- Shower / WC
- Hair dryer
- Shampoo and Showergels
- Towels
Additional
- Continental breakfast included
- Free access to the gym
- Free access to the gym
Useful information
Check-in from 2pm.
The Hotel Heimatlodge is a self-check-in hotel. Please enter your surname and reservation number at the self-check-in station (at the hotel entrance on the right-hand side) and fill out the registration form. Finally, you can pay for your overnight stay by credit card. You will then receive an e-mail with the code that you can enter in the key box to get the key.
To make check-in easier, you will receive an e-mail a few days before your arrival where you can fill out the registration form in advance can fill in.
Our contact +41 27 966 26 96, info@heimatlodge.ch
Check-out 11am.
Pets are allowed on request. Fee per night CHF 20.-
We accept credit and debit cards or cash payments.
Our prices include breakfast. Not included city tax.
Direct booking advantages
Best price guarantee
Individual booking wishes
Best cancellation policy
Food and Drinks in St. Niklaus
Restaurant La Réserve & Bistro des Alpes
In our hotel Heimatlodge you receive a continental breakfast buffet. For snacks, lunch or dinner we recommend the restaurant La Réserve (10 minutes walk) or the Bistro des Alpes (50m walking distance).
-Focus Flow-
Free access to the gym
As our guest, you get free access to the focus flow fitness center. The gym is a two minutes walk away. Stay fit and active even in bad weather.
-Go on a trip-
Visit us in Zermatt
Are you planning a trip to Zermatt or other destinations? Then our partner Ante Portas Parking & Taxiservice is the right choice.
Exclusively for our guests
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Transfer Täsch - Zermatt 20.- per person, 2 ways
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Indoor parking per day 10.-
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Outdoor parking per day 8.-
-Activities-
Around St. Niklaus
150 years of tradition
Both a mountain and industrial village in the heart of the Mattertal valley, St Niklaus is also gaining popularity as a beautiful tourist destination. Just a stone’s throw from the famous resorts of Zermatt, Grächen and Saas-Fee, it’s nestled into the stunning mountain panorama of four-thousand-meter peaks. St Niklaus lies in the deepest valley in Switzerland and with around 2400 inhabitants, it is one of the sixth largest municipalities in the Upper Valais.
St. Niklaus & Grächen
The sight of 14 magnificent four-thousanders can be enjoyed from Grächen and St Niklaus, including the impressive Weisshorn, Brunegghorn and Birhorn peaks. St. Niklaus has a great tradition of producing mountain guides and was the foundation of alpinism in the inner Mattertal Valley. The town continues to celebrate this heritage and is home to a mountain guiding museum. Anyone gliding in by gondola to Hannigalp, Grächen lands in seventh heaven – a sea of mountains, including the iconic Matterhorn, awaits. Majestic peaks bow toward the hikers on the high trail to Saas-Fee or the Europaweg from Zermatt leading back to St Niklaus or Grächen. It’s a real picture postcard paradise. Through the woods, hikers can follow the water conduits from the Ried glacier. Those on bikes can enjoy marked downhill routes and amazing upward climbs. St. Niklaus is also the starting point for the famous Monte-Rosa Tour, the Zermatt Marathon and incredible mountain trails. With 250 kilometers of hiking trails to follow, there’s something for every hiker to discover. Make a stop at a “Bergbeizli” – mountain inns which offer food, drink & hospitality typical of the Valais. Take a box seat with an unobstructed view onto the spectacular mountain world around you.
Jungen
The Alpine hamlet of Jungen is 1960m above sea level on the left flank of the valley above St. Niklaus. It can be reached on foot or by cable car. Take in the breathtaking panorama and relax by the mountain lake or enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Jungen is the starting point for the Jungen-Moosalpe and Gruben/Turtmanntal high-altitude trails. The SAC hut Topali is also accessible from Jungen.
Zermatt
The world famous resort of Zermatt is easily accessible from St Niklaus by car/taxi or train (Matterhorn Gotthard Railway). Zermatt lies at the foot of the Matterhorn and in the winter, skiers from all over the world make the most of 300km of pistes of Zermatt and extend over to Cervinia, Italy. Just like St Niklaus, Zermatt also has a long history of mountaineering. Hike around Zermatt or climb one of the numerous 4000m peaks.
Both a mountain and industrial village in the heart of the Mattertal valley, St Niklaus is also gaining popularity as a beautiful tourist destination. Just a stone’s throw from the famous resorts of Zermatt, Grächen and Saas-Fee, it’s nestled into the stunning mountain panorama of four-thousand-meter peaks. St Niklaus lies in the deepest valley in Switzerland and with around 2400 inhabitants, it is one of the sixth largest municipalities in the Upper Valais.
St. Niklaus & Grächen
The sight of 14 magnificent four-thousanders can be enjoyed from Grächen and St Niklaus, including the impressive Weisshorn, Brunegghorn and Birhorn peaks. St. Niklaus has a great tradition of producing mountain guides and was the foundation of alpinism in the inner Mattertal Valley. The town continues to celebrate this heritage and is home to a mountain guiding museum. Anyone gliding in by gondola to Hannigalp, Grächen lands in seventh heaven – a sea of mountains, including the iconic Matterhorn, awaits. Majestic peaks bow toward the hikers on the high trail to Saas-Fee or the Europaweg from Zermatt leading back to St Niklaus or Grächen. It’s a real picture postcard paradise. Through the woods, hikers can follow the water conduits from the Ried glacier. Those on bikes can enjoy marked downhill routes and amazing upward climbs. St. Niklaus is also the starting point for the famous Monte-Rosa Tour, the Zermatt Marathon and incredible mountain trails. With 250 kilometers of hiking trails to follow, there’s something for every hiker to discover. Make a stop at a “Bergbeizli” – mountain inns which offer food, drink & hospitality typical of the Valais. Take a box seat with an unobstructed view onto the spectacular mountain world around you.
Jungen
The Alpine hamlet of Jungen is 1960m above sea level on the left flank of the valley above St. Niklaus. It can be reached on foot or by cable car. Take in the breathtaking panorama and relax by the mountain lake or enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Jungen is the starting point for the Jungen-Moosalpe and Gruben/Turtmanntal high-altitude trails. The SAC hut Topali is also accessible from Jungen.
Zermatt
The world famous resort of Zermatt is easily accessible from St Niklaus by car/taxi or train (Matterhorn Gotthard Railway). Zermatt lies at the foot of the Matterhorn and in the winter, skiers from all over the world make the most of 300km of pistes of Zermatt and extend over to Cervinia, Italy. Just like St Niklaus, Zermatt also has a long history of mountaineering. Hike around Zermatt or climb one of the numerous 4000m peaks.
-TRAVEL MADE EASY-
Useful links
Schaller Ante Portas
Park your car with us in Täsch. Transfer from Täsch to Zermatt. Electric charging stations available.
Gornergrat Bahn
For the best view of the Matterhorn and many other four-thousand meter peaks from a height of 3,089 meters above sea level.
VACATION REGION GRÄCHEN
The small ski resort in Grächen is only a few minutes drive away. Perfect for a short day trip.
