After two days of ski, I write this for thee: With the GA…read morethere's a discount, but only if you've a voucher from the bus driver from your ride in. The restaurants are fine, with a daily menu deal: 30CHF for a pile of alpermagroni is quite the steal! Connected to Lenk, it's bigger than you think- so come on down and ski a few rounds...

Does have breakfast, it's a hotel+shop+bar+discotheque…read more Great popcorn. Good for coffee. Good pool table. Good design.

My friend and I came here in the summer season so only the main bath area was open but there are…read moremultiple baths throughout the town as well as saunas and indoor baths during the winter months. Accessing the spa was easy and if you're coming with your luggage you can leave it by the strollers but it's not secured. Towels are 5 euro with a 10 euro deposit. The lockers are all gender but they have bathrooms and lockable changing rooms for privacy. If you are POC be prepared to be the only ones so you'll get some stares but if you speak German the spa is easier to navigate as nothing is in french or English. We enjoyed our time but definitely expected natural thermal baths instead of pools. I recommend waiting to purchase an entry until you arrive so you can decide the pass you want. I'd also recommend coming in the winter season and staying a night so you have easier access to the other pools and bathrobes and towels provided from your hotel.

So far it's my favorite public thermal spa in Switzerland...mainly because they have the place do…read morewell heated that I didn't freeze when I got out of the pool. It's a covered area from outside to inside. There are plenty of pools and it's huge and the heavy duty whirlpool like bubble jets rotate. ..great. They could use a few more showers. At one point I wanted to shower but daw a group of around 10 waiting so I decided to head for my hotel room shower instead. There are hair dryers there for you that actually dry hair, decent sized lockers for your belongings and a cafe if needed.

Täsch is just between Zermatt and the lovely village of Randa. Many just use it as a base to go…read moreskiing or pass it on the way to Zermatt. But if you got a little time on your hands, be sure to spend a while here. There is a wonderful trail going along the river. Especially in winter it's a magical place. Easiest way to access is to walk from the train station a bit north, then there's a small bridge crossing the river near the Camping Site Alphubel. It's a very easy walk and not really busy at all, which is a surprise because it's a great little walk. It's mostly very flat, so suitable for almost everybody. They take care of this trail very well, it even can be done if you have a stroller with (and a bit extra strength to push). Follow the trail to the small Schalisee (Lake Schali) where you can cross the bridge and go back to Täsch on the other side. Or just follow the same way back. The trail does continue though. You could walk all the way to Randa. A beautiful trail through Winterwonderland. A nice and quiet escape from the busy (but fun) streets of Zermatt.

Until 2010 this was a pretty 9-hole course but now it's a gorgeous 18 holes with old trees, natural…read morelakes, and the friendliest members in Switzerland. The clubhouse is rather simple but the food served is not - it's delicious!