Chasa La Tschuffa: Exclusive house with 4.5-room maisonette at the foot of Tarasp Castle

The Chasa Tschuffa, in German Schopf, was freshly renovated and furnished with high-quality materials. Surrounded by sgraffito-decorated houses, directly at the foot of Tarasp Castle, you have a magnificent view from the apartment as well as from Tarasp itself of the castle with the Tarasp Lake, the opposite village of Ftan, the main town of Scuol, and the impressive mountain world of Piz Pisoc, Piz Zuort, Piz Plavna Dadaint and Dadora.

Shopping opportunities and the PostAuto bus stop are in immediate proximity, approximately 10 minutes on foot. Or you can indulge in culinary experiences from the region at the 15 GaultMillau point Schlosshotel Restaurant Chastè in a romantic stone pine wood ambiance.

In summer, Tarasp is a starting point for hikes and bike tours in and around the Swiss National Park. In Vulpera, you can find one of the oldest open-air swimming pools in Switzerland and a nine-hole golf course.

In winter, cross-country ski trails and paths for cross-country skiing, winter hiking, and sledding are groomed. The kids' ski lift and the ice surface on Lake Tarasper invite further winter activities. The Motta Naluns ski area on the opposite side of the valley can be conveniently reached by bus line.

The guest card of the Engadin Scuol holiday region is included in every booking for all guests.

With this, you can use for free:
- the Rhaetian Railway from Scuol-Tarasp - Zernez in 2nd class
- all PostAuto routes (except S-charl) in the Lower Engadine region
- daily mountain and valley ride with the Scuol cable car or the Ftan cable car in the summer

In addition, you benefit from exclusive offers from our partners, including reduced admission to Engadin Bad Scuol, discounted Veina tickets, and numerous special offers in restaurants, sports clubs, museums, shops, and local products.

Our concierge service is available to you throughout your entire stay, we will recommend the best excursions, book your ski instructor or a spot in the Roman-Irish Bath.