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The primary bedroom is anchored by a king bed dressed in provided linens, with blackout shades for uninterrupted rest. Closet and drawer storage accommodate a full week of alpine clothing with ease.








A ski-in/ski-out family loft in Vaz/Obervaz, Switzerland — where the slopes, the lake, and the silence are all within reach.
Set along Voa davos Lai in Vaz/Obervaz, Switzerland, BlackHome Lenzerheide is a carefully appointed alpine loft that holds up to seven guests across two distinct sleeping quarters.
A Loft Designed for Families Who Ski, Rest, and Linger
Set along Voa davos Lai in Vaz/Obervaz, Switzerland, BlackHome Lenzerheide is a carefully appointed alpine loft that holds up to seven guests across two distinct sleeping quarters. The property sits within the celebrated Lenzerheide ski area, placing the slopes directly at the door with genuine ski-in/ski-out access and lake access just beyond the building. The surrounding environment is one of measured alpine quiet — forested ridgelines, open mountain sky, and the kind of light that shifts dramatically through the seasons.

Inside, the loft carries a considered restraint. Functional materials meet deliberate furnishing choices: blackout shades regulate morning light in the sleeping rooms, a fully equipped kitchen handles everything from a weekday breakfast to a proper evening meal, and communal spaces include a pool table and ping pong table for the hours between the mountain and the table. The kitchen is outfitted with an oven, dishwasher, blender, baking sheet, pots and pans, and a full suite of crockery — enough to cook seriously without compromise. Wine glasses, a coffee maker, and a water kettle complete the domestic picture.
The property is designed with families in mind throughout. A baby high chair, pack-n-play travel crib, children's dinnerware, children's books and toys, and board games are all present. The elevator provides easy access across levels, and the single-level layout of the primary living areas means movement through the home is unhurried. A private entrance, deck with outdoor seating, and free on-premises parking round out the practical layer.
Check-in is available from 16:00 and check-out is by 11:00, with contactless arrival for a seamless transition. The washer and dryer mean extended stays remain genuinely comfortable. Pets are not accommodated at this property.
A loft where function and restraint share the same address — captured room by room, season by season, in Vaz/Obervaz, Switzerland.
The primary bedroom is anchored by a king bed dressed in provided linens, with blackout shades for uninterrupted rest. Closet and drawer storage accommodate a full week of alpine clothing with ease.
The children's room holds a bunk bed and a sofa bed, sleeping up to three guests. Room darkening shades, children's books, toys, and dedicated dinnerware make this space genuinely functional for younger travellers.
A complete kitchen equipped with oven, dishwasher, blender, baking sheet, coffee maker, fridge, freezer, and full crockery. The dining table brings all seven guests together under the same roof, every evening.
The communal living area holds a pool table, ping pong table, and life-size games alongside board games and reading material — designed for the unhurried hours between mountain sessions.
The private deck offers outdoor seating with open alpine exposure. A quiet extension of the interior, it works equally well for a morning coffee or an evening spent watching the last light leave the ridge above Vaz/Obervaz.
You arrive in Vaz/Obervaz as the afternoon light drops behind the ridge and the village settles into its alpine rhythm. The private entrance opens directly into the loft, where the warmth of the heating system and the straightforward calm of the space meet you without ceremony. Cases go into the closet, the children find the books and toys, and within twenty minutes the coffee maker is running and everyone has exhaled.
Mornings here belong to whoever wakes first. The kitchen handles a full breakfast without effort — the oven, the toaster, the well-stocked essentials — and the room darkening shades in the Kinderzimmer mean the youngest guests sleep through the blue early light. By mid-morning the ski-out access draws those who came for the mountain. The slopes of Lenzerheide open from the door with no transfer, no shuttle, no waiting. Those who stay behind can walk to the lake, sit on the deck with a second cup of coffee, or read without interruption.
Afternoons return everyone to the same space. The pool table and ping pong table occupy the hours between ski boots and dinner. The kitchen comes alive again with pots, pans, and the blender in rotation. The dining table seats the full group comfortably, wine glasses on the surface, the day's account settling across the conversation. In the evenings, the TV holds its own when the energy is low, and the outdoor seating on the deck works for those who want the cold air and the stars above Vaz/Obervaz before bed.

12 minutes by foot
A high-altitude lake in Vaz/Obervaz with clear mountain water, swimming areas, and a lakeside path that rewards any pace from a slow walk to a trail run.

Ski-in/ski-out
One of Switzerland's most extensive ski areas connects Lenzerheide and Arosa with over 220 kilometres of marked runs across varied terrain, accessible directly from the property.

8 minutes by foot
The compact village centre of Vaz/Obervaz holds restaurants, a supermarket, ski rental outlets, and the kind of unhurried alpine atmosphere that makes provisioning for the week feel like part of the holiday.

25 minutes by gondola
The Rothorn peak above Lenzerheide offers 360-degree views across the Graubunden Alps, reached via gondola from the valley floor — equally rewarding in winter snow or summer sun.
Removing the transfer between the property and the slope is not a luxury detail — it is a structural shift in how a ski holiday actually unfolds, from the first run to the last.
Frozen at its edges and framed by snow-covered firs, Heidsee in Vaz/Obervaz is the kind of place that earns an afternoon away from the mountain — calm, clear, and worth the walk.
From ski school options to the gentler runs off the Rothorn gondola, Vaz/Obervaz is one of Switzerland's most family-considered mountain destinations — and the evidence is in the detail.
A small team — replies in a few hours, most days.
















































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