Mittaghorn Apt.8

This unit is managed by Interhome, who I have a few gripes with, mentioned below. The apartment itself was gorgeous, well appointed, had superb views literally from every window, and a good vibe. I would love to stay here again and this review should not prohibit you from staying here. If you could find a way to stay here without dealing with Interhome that would be great.

People should be aware that one of the bathrooms is unnecessarily large (and lovely) and the other one is typical Swiss tiny (but beautiful), but is nevertheless a bit difficult to navigate because it contains a washer dryer, and the door to the room, the shower door, and the washer/dryer doors all converge. If everything isn't just right, you can't in.

When we checked out, I mentioned a few things to Interhome. The woman who checked me out (40-ish, blonde, attractive) was rude. When I mentioned (not really as a complaint, just as a fact for next renters) that there were no tablets for the dishwasher, she insisted that there were and said, "Yes, there were; there were 3." When I told her there were not and we looked everywhere, she continued to insist there had been three. When I mentioned that we had broken one of the 3 glassed that are kept in the tiny bathroom, she essentially scolded me as if I were an irresponsible teenager, clucked, and said that they were "very special" and that I would have to pay 6 francs. I'm fine paying for something I broke, but I suggest 1) don't put "very special" glasses in a tiny bathroom, and 2) don't be morally judgmental and nickel and dime your customers. Finally, I mentioned that extra toilet paper would have been helpful and she nastily told me that they don't put anything more than one roll of toilet paper and you have to buy your own. I said that for a 3-night rental, it would be nice to not have to buy a 4-roll-pack of toilet paper. She just kept insisting "that's the way we do it," never getting beyond the idea that the way they do it might not be making their customers happy.
Again, she was just one person who would have created a better experience if she'd thought outside the box: Sorry about the dishwasher tablets, don't worry about the glasses, and you're right on toilet paper, we'll look at our policies again. It really was her tone that bothered us. In our group of four people, for the next few days, every time we were in a public bathroom that had extra rolls of toilet paper available we joked about it, including joking about sending Interhome a bunch of photos about it.
None of that is the fault of the owners of this superb property, which I recommend.