Location: Saas-Fee
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Snow sports rule in Saas-Fee. Thanks to its proximity to the glaciers of the Pennine Alps, it’s a winter wonderland year-round, perfect for skiing, snowboarding, sledding, skating and snuggling up for a romantic après ski. The village is car-free, so be sure to save some of that slope energy for your post-ski strolls.
Restaurants in Saas-Fee
1. Eskimos Ski School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 518 reviews
Reviewed By CarolineB1972 - Preston, United Kingdom
Just returned from a weeks skiing holiday. My confidence in skiing was quite low and my 18 yr old son hadn't been skiing for 4 years. The excellent teaching by James was superb, he built my confidence so much, I managed to ski the whole way down from the revolving restaurant via the black run by the end of the week. My son was skiing so well by the end of the week and loved it so much he's wanting to go back next month and become a ski instructor himself! James taught us so much in a few days and builds confidence so well. Eskimos service was great, so accommodating with how we split out lessons. Definitely recommend them. Thanks James and Eskimos.
2. Ski Zenit
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 179 reviews
Ski Zenit is a Ski School established by highly experienced instructors and coaches that deliver fully personalized services. Based in Saas-Fee, we are experts in a wide range of ski resorts in Switzerland and many countries around the world. Ski Zenit’s teaching method makes the difference. It is highly personalized and contains many teaching tools to always ensure fun, performance and safety.
Reviewed By Beate1969 - Lucerne, Switzerland
Ski Zenit offers a very professionell racing training. The Groups are small, there are enough coaches. Our son ( 13y old) had a wonderful week and we will come back soon!
3. Swiss Ski School Saas Fee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By Famni - Mexico City, Mexico
My youngest son (7) attended the ski school for the week. He started out as blue star and ended as red king due to his progression. The instructors are very good and the groups have between 8-10 kids. He certainly enjoyed himself and his skiing improved so much that he was hitting the harder red and black runs with us in the afternoons. Thoroughly recommended.
4. Saastal Bergbahnen AG
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
5. Saas Fee Ski Resort
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 629 reviews
Reviewed By davidgold48 - Genolier, Switzerland
A wonderful ski resort with great skiing and fantastic views. It still has the charm of a small town. The only negative point is the cost of the ski lifts for people that retired. A few years back they had a special price for people over 65 and on pension. They now no longer have this arrangement. Recently skied at Les Crosets, closer to Geneva and Lausanne. During the week they not only offered a price for retirees but also special two-for-one deals. It's too bad Saas Fee abandoned this practice.
6. Ice Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Brichford
We decided to ride all the way up to the Eispavillion on a day when the visibility on the mountain was awful. While the sculptures were interesting, just the idea of being inside of this cave system inside of a glacier was what made it worthwhile. I liked the larger room with the "blue lighting" and the look of all the crystals on the ceiling. Also seemed to be the only one in our party who wanted to try the avalanche simulation... it is a little intimidating. Yes, the music is kind of annoying... kind of like a spa and my kids weren't too fond but they got over it as they went through the cave. Steps back up are a bit of a chore due to the altitude. Worth doing once.
