Hišnim ljubljenčkom prijazni hoteli in zasebne nastanitve v mestu Göschenen

€194/night. The location is excellent. The town of Andermatt is beautiful, there is no doubt about that. The whole of Switzerland is gorgeous. However, I notice that both in Slovenia and Switzerland, all property owners have "lost their way" with apartment prices, or rather, they have gone completely crazy with them. What do you actually get for €194/night? The apartment is big enough and has everything you need, no doubt about it... but you have to understand that the furniture and equipment, from the kitchen to the bathroom, are in desperate need of renovation. The kitchen in the apartment is older than my mother’s kitchen, which is 35 years old and made by SVEA Zagorje—a company that actually went bankrupt back in 2013. Of course, my mother’s kitchen looks 3 to 5 times nicer and more modern. Sure, there are different guests every day and the kitchen gets worn out... but at €194/night, you mean to tell me a property owner can't afford a new kitchen every 8 to 10 years?! I don't buy it!! I am deeply convinced that apartment owners in Switzerland could easily afford renovations given these high prices. But is it necessary for them? Why bother?... after all, it's Switzerland! And the guests keep coming, not just in summer... in winter too. I believe guests are here practically all year round. Unlike in Croatia, where the "seaside" season only lasts from June to September. Unfortunately, the apartments do not reflect the standard you see outside on the streets of Switzerland—or Slovenia, to be clear. In this regard, the Swiss standard is quite comparable to the Slovenian one. In the end, the only thing saving it all is the location. Generally speaking, the location of the apartments is the sole reason for such sky-high prices. Otherwise, everything was OK. But unfortunately, I just can't get past "what you get" for that kind of money...