Yelp Review 2026 #144:…read more My sister bought tickets online while having breakfast. She got us tickets and priority boarding. When we got to the station, her credit card was charged for 2 tickets and 2 priority boarding but when she was checking our tickets and priority boarding, only 1 was showing up. So, we went to the ticketing office to get clarification but the man was just plain rude and not helpful. He was not there to listen or help. Before you could even get a word out, he's already dismissing you and wants you to buy another ticket. This experience would have been an easy 5 stars if it wasn't for this terrible man. We missed our train because of all this nonsense so we had to wait to catch the next train. The people in front of us at priority boarding was also having issues with their ticket and they had theirs printed. So obviously, it's the ticketing system that's the issue. When all the drama got sorted, we were the first ones to board and got first dibs on seats next to the window so we get a good view of Matterhorn on the way up. The return trip doesn't have a separate line for priority boarding so, it was a bit more chaotic but we managed to get window seats again. The train is a bit cramped especially if you're sitting with taller/ wider people - there's no first class carriages.

Pricey lift to the Matterhorn 112 CHF each gets you roundtrip all the way to the top and back.read more

One of the most amazing views in zermatt is from the hotel bar here. Sit with an expresso martini…read more(best I've had) or an old fashioned and soak in the view.

This may be the most hidden gem in all of Zermatt. Its a bit of a walk to get there but what a…read morelocation. One of the best sit down views of the mountain, and you can sit outside on the balcony and drink local wines, whether you are a guest or not. We went twice, the first day, and the last. We were so happy to find this place, and when I think of the town this is what I think of. I suggest sampling all the local white wines, as each one was distinctive and delicious. Can't recommend enough.

Zermatt isn't really a big enough place to need taxis. I used one to get to the youth hostel as I…read morewasn't sure where it was and had a rucksack with me. Zermatt's streets are narrow and crowded with pedestrians near the centre. The little electric taxis need a lot of power for the hills in the upper reaches and this means on the level parts they can move at some pretty amazing speeds. I have rarely been as scared as I was in a Bolero Taxi. As to price, if I'd known I could walk it in five minutes I would have. Very expensive!

From the owner: Wir bedienen Sie rund um die Uhr - Tag & Nacht, 356 Tage. Wir holen auch die Gäste der Haute Route…read moreim Staffel und Furi ab.