Youth Hostel in Zermatt
Travel Tips for Zermatt (Page 2/3)
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17 Apr 2011 Herman, Netherlands:
The mountains of course, spectacular skiing in winter through spring, as well as year round on the glacier. |
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08 Apr 2011 Thirawat, Thailand:
Breakfast and dinner are good. Reasonable price. |
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08 Apr 2011 Yutthana, Thailand:
Shouldn't include in room rate |
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17 Mar 2011 David, England & Wales:
Don't go anywhere, the hostel food was great as a budget option |
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10 Mar 2011 Rob, England & Wales:
The meals at the hostel work out well as dining is so expensive in town. |
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10 Mar 2011 Rob, England & Wales:
Buy the international pass to ski at Cervinia. There are some excellent runs over there as well. |
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13 Oct 2010 Kohei, Japan:
Gornergrat and the hiking, I guess. |
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16 Sep 2010 Craig, England & Wales:
Rack railway up to the matterhorn |
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13 Oct 2010 Kohei, Japan:
Watching a football game at a bar. I didn't do it, but I heard that a famous snowboarder was also at the bar. |
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01 Sep 2010 Gabor, Switzerland:
Breithorn hiking tour, but get a guide, unless you walk to 4000m on a daily basis. |
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| HI Hostel ZermattThe youth hostel is situated on the edge of the village with views of the world-famous Matterhorn mountain. This isn't just a prime location, the hostel itself is first-class. One of the most modern in the world, it welcomes international travellers of all ages. All prices include breakfast and supper! | more...... |