Chalet Amalia – The Perfect Swiss Get-Away

The Chalet

History Meets
Modern Comfort

Originally built in 1750, Chalet Amalia is a beautifully restored Simmentaler Bauernhaus that embodies the soul of the Swiss Alps. Rebuilt in 2008 by a Dutch family with deep respect for its heritage, the chalet retains its original woodwork and timeless exterior while offering a refined, contemporary interior.

With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, the chalet comfortably hosts up to eight guests. The spacious living room, with panoramic views of Lenk valley and Betelberg, is the perfect setting to unwind after a day on the slopes or trails.

Sustainably heated by solar panels and supplied with pure mountain spring water, Chalet Amalia is a retreat that honours the landscape it calls home.

Chalet Amalia in winter, traditional Bauernhaus covered in fresh Alpine snow

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Guests

Altitude

Amenities

Everything You Need

Panoramic Views

Classic windows overlooking the Lenk valley and Betelberg in every season.

Modern Kitchen

Prepare hearty mountain meals in a state-of-the-art kitchen fitted with everything you need.

Ski & Bike Storage

Dedicated storage with boot dryers, ready for any adventure, any season.

Whirlpool Bath

Unwind in the luxurious whirlpool after a day in the mountains.

Laundry Room

Full laundry facilities so you can pack light and stay longer.

Spring Water

Pure mountain spring water flows directly to the chalet, straight from the Alps.

Gallery

A Glimpse Inside

Chalet Amalia entrance with name sign, covered terrace and stone path

Full exterior of Chalet Amalia with stone path, firewood store and blue sky

Living room with leather sofas, Eames lounge chair and kilim rug bathed in Alpine light

Chalet Amalia name sign with hand-crafted wooden bench on the terrace

Modern kitchen with stainless steel island and timber beams

Traditional Simmentaler facade with dark timber and open wooden shutters

Open-plan living and dining area seen through a timber doorway with warm light across the floors

Entry hall with original timber staircase and slate stone floor

Vintage wooden sled mounted on the timber wall

Original timber staircase looking upward with warm light filtering through

Main bedroom with double bed, kilim rug and exposed timber beams

Freestanding whirlpool bathtub under exposed beams with slate floor

Vintage Siemens station clock on warm timber wall

Attic bedroom with antique wardrobe, exposed beams and morning light

Ornate antique Savonarola chair by the window with dappled sunlight

Walk-in rain shower with natural slate tiles and timber ceiling

Cozy attic bedroom seen through a timber doorframe with kilim rug

Bedroom with antique vanity mirror, timber door and dappled sunlight

Twin bedroom with wooden beds and curtained window

Brass rain shower head with running water and warm ambient light

Double bedroom under the eaves with dappled light through shutters

Antique chest of drawers with mirror, warm light playing across timber walls

Pine cones lined up on a sun-drenched window sill

Bedroom with antique wardrobe and light streaming through wooden shutters

Activities

Every Season, An Adventure

Winter

Located on Bühlberg at 1,200 metres, Chalet Amalia offers direct access to the Adelboden-Lenk ski area, over 200 kilometres of groomed pistes and modern lifts.

Alpine & cross-country skiing
Snowshoeing & winter hiking
Sledding & ice skating
Après-ski in Lenk village

Summer

When the snow melts, the valley transforms into an alpine paradise of wildflower meadows, crystal streams, and breathtaking trails through the Bernese Oberland.

Hiking & trail running
Mountain biking
Swimming & paragliding
Lenk cultural excursions

Location

Bühlberg, Lenk

Perched at 1,200 metres in the Simmental valley, between the charm of Lenk village and the majesty of the Bernese Alps. A place where mountain life unfolds at its own pace.

1h30

from Bern

2h30

from Zürich

2h30

from Geneva

Direct

Train to Lenk

ChaletAmalia

History MeetsModern Comfort