We came to Switzerland for business in early March. There was still plenty of snow on the mountains and the weather temperature was brisk but refreshing.

The home is located in a small town called Weggis. Because we were in the low winter season, still, there was literally nobody around. The streets were empty and it was almost like we had the whole town to ourselves. Weggis is quite small but it has everything you need within a bus ride or a walk. We had a car because we drove up from Geneva and were departing from Zurich. Either way, you really do not need a car to get to the major attractions from Weggis.

The house itself is top notch with very nice high end furniture, decor, and appointments. The kitchen is very well equipped and well laid out. The bathrooms are both very clean and offer an option for a shower or bath.

The best part of the home is the view from the patio and living room. You pretty much have a 180+ degree unobstructed view of Lake Lucerne and the Alps. On a clear day, it's truly one of the most amazing and serene views. You can just sit out on the patio or gaze out the window, forever!

Everything in Switzerland is clean and immaculate, including this house. Streets are litter free and the bathrooms are insanely clean and well stocked. The Swiss really seem to take pride in their country and keeping it clean. Even the drivers are super considerate and can actually drive! No honking or tailgating here!

WIth Luzerne, a much larger tourist city, only a boat ride or bus ride away and Rigi Mountain, just a ride up the cable car, a 10 minute walk from the house, Weggis was the perfect location for us. We literally wanted to just relax, and lightly tour the surrounding areas of Luzern.

Keep in mind Weggis is a very quaint town with a handful of hotels and restaurants all about 10 minute walk from the house, along the Lake. There are plenty of public transportation options, including a ferry that goes to neighboring ports where you can connect to trains, cable cars, and buses to almost anywhere.

If you want to get off the grid, stay in an amazing home, in a quaint little hospitable town, this place is definitely for you! We were told it's quite crowded in the late spring and during the summer, typically occupied by local tourists, however during the winter, it's so quiet but still a perfect time to visit if you can time it like we did.

Andrea, the owner, is super nice and easy to work with, also!