Wasserfall

Wasserfall Apartment is a cozy and unpretentious mountain hideaway designed for travelers who appreciate simplicity, comfort, and a peaceful alpine setting. The compact 2½-room apartment brings together the kitchen, dining area, and living space into one welcoming room where guests can relax after a day outdoors. The atmosphere feels warm and practical, with comfortable seating, a TV, Wi-Fi, and thoughtful touches such as fondue and raclette sets for traditional Swiss evenings at home. The recently updated kitchen is functionally equipped with everything needed for an easy stay, including a Nespresso coffee machine and oven.

Located on the sunny south-facing ground floor of Chalet Mike, the apartment enjoys lovely views toward the Wetterhorn mountain range and offers direct access to outdoor seating areas perfect for enjoying the fresh mountain air. The separate bedroom features a comfortable double bed, while additional sleeping options make the apartment suitable for small families as well. Guests can also make use of the spacious utility room with washing and drying facilities, adding extra convenience for longer stays. Quietly situated near the Reuti gondola station, village restaurants, and hiking trails, Wasserfall Apartment offers a relaxed and well-connected base for exploring the Swiss Alps year-round.

The Hasliberg, a mountain, is also the name of a community made up of 4 villages: Hohfluh, Wasserwendi, Goldern and Reuti. They share one local government, one mayor, one tourist office, one community center and one bank. It is not clear exactly when the mountain was first settled, but the area developed a unique culture and personality over many centuries. In some ways, the inhabitants lived in splendid isolation, which perhaps explains why these 4 small villages appear to be right out of “Heidi.” A casual stroll through any one reveals beautiful old chalets, immaculate gardens and gentle hints of a way of life from long ago.

The Hasliberg is best described as a hiker’s paradise, with the greatest variety and concentration of outstanding walks and hikes in the Heartland. There is a wonderful walk for families with children created around the stories of “Muggestutz,” a Hasliberg dwarf. Each of the villages has at least one or two good restaurants and small grocery stores supplying basic needs, and Hofhluh also features a fine little bakery.

The post bus connects the 4 villages with the Brunig train station, which offers hourly service to the famed Bernese Oberland resort of Interlaken (45 minutes west) and the city of Luzern (75 minutes north.) An aerial tramway connects Reuti with Meiringen down in the valley every 30 minutes. Cable cars also connect Reuti to higher locations on the Hasliberg (gondolas to Kaserstatt, Bidmi, Magisalp and Planplatten.)

The English-speaking Angelique lives in Hasliberg. She has decades of experience managing apartments in the region and she will do everything possible to make their guests’ stay a memorable one.