‘Back to Nature’ was the revolutionary call that led the Romantics to find solace in the lap of Mother Nature. Now a couple of centuries later, a farm hut, situated some 5,000ft up a mountain in Gstaad, seeks to revive the same call, but with a green difference. A farmer built the Walig Hut in 1786, which was later owned by the Gstaad Palace. Running cold water, basic sink, solar-powered electric lighting, log fire, chunky duvet and tasteful furniture: all come together to keep you interested within a rustic locale.
With no modernizations included, the lavatory is a traditional farmhouse latrine. A one night-stay for up to two adults and two children at this old-fashioned wooden hut could cost you over £1,000, which includes a plush three-course meal with wine and champagne.
Via: DailyMail