Type gebouw: meergezinshuis.

Welcome to our holiday apartment in the over 300-year-old Engi-Haus. It is just 100 metres from the cable cars, the post bus stop and the nearest restaurant. The location is sunny, quiet, family-friendly and offers a beautiful mountain view. The apartment has been largely preserved in its original condition, with the exception of the kitchen, which was renovated in 2019. Heating is still as in former times, exclusively with the old, but fully functional wood-burning stove, which is operated by the guests themselves.

Ground floor: pergola for skis, sledges, prams. Kitchen, living room with tiled stove, toilet, room with 2 beds.

Upper floor: room with 3 beds and 2 cots, room with 2 beds and 1 cot. Bathroom with shower/WC.

Outside area:
Patio, Fountain, Barbecue

Parking:
A parking space for 2 to a maximum of 3 cars is available free of charge.

Pets:
A maximum of 1 pets are allowed, for a fee (see prices)

Arrival / Departure:
From 16.00 h / To 10.00 h

Kitchen equipment:
Cooking utensils and dishes for 7 people
3 Tea towels available free of charge
Ceramic hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment
Coffee machine Delizio (capsules available in Migros)
Highchair (Tripp Trap) for toddler available free of charge if required.
Raclette oven, fondue Rechaud and caquelon.

Basic information:
WiFi
Non-smoking apartment
Washing machine and dryer available for shared use
Wood for a tiled stove for free
Bed linen optional, for a fee (see prices)
Frotté linen optional, for a fee (see prices)
Village shop groceries 300m away

Sports and leisure
Swimming lake with the most beautiful panorama, Hasliberg Twing 2.5 km.
Aare Gorge, Gießbach Falls, Ballenberg Open-air Museum, Trift Bridge, Gelmerbahn
Mountaineering, ice skating, climbing, paragliding, bike tours, tobogganing, tennis. See also: www.haslital.ch

Location:
The Hasliberg is located on a southern slope at 1050 meters above sea level, about 450 meters above the valley floor of Meiringen. Together with the Grimsel and Susten Passes, it belongs to the easternmost part of the Bernese Oberland.