Chalet des Alpes: High-End, 6 Bedrooms with Pool & Hammam
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- Max Capacity :
- Sleeps: 12
- Bedrooms :
- 6 Bedroom
- Bathrooms :
- 5 Bathroom
- Surface area :
- 350 m²
Presentation
On the main street of Val d'Isère Old Village, Chalet des Alpes spreads 350 square metres over four levels, with room for 12. Reclaimed timber runs through every room, the kind of aged wood that gives a new build the warmth of something far older. A heated indoor swimming pool and hammam sit at its core. It is a prestigious choice for a large group of family or friends and just 300 metres from the slopes.
The living room crowns the top floor and is the showpiece, opening up under the roof with tall windows that pull in light all day. An open fire anchors the space, with wood provided so nobody spends their holiday hunting for logs. From the windows the outlook runs across the old village rooftops to the slopes of Bellevarde. It is the sort of view that keeps people in their chairs long after the skiing stops.
The kitchen is exceptional, a real gift for a group of this size. Five gas hobs and a combined oven let several people cook at once without getting in each other's way. There is ample room for a private chef to work, should you prefer not to lift a finger. An American fridge-freezer swallows a week's shopping for 12, with its own ice maker for the evening drinks. A food processor, soup blender and juicer handle everything from morning juices to a proper dinner. A dishwasher and Nespresso machine round out the essentials. Fondue and raclette machines are on hand for the nights when nobody wants to leave the chalet. Alongside sits a breakfast area with its own television, ideal for feeding children early while the adults enjoy a slower start.
Six bedrooms are spread across the floors, and every one has its own shower room and separate toilet. For 12 guests that means no queues, no negotiating over bathrooms in the morning, a luxury larger properties rarely manage. Four are twins and one a double, most with a television, and two open onto private balconies. Completing the layout, a mezzanine bedroom looks down over the living room, an atmospheric spot for anyone happy to be in the thick of things.
Below, the pool and hammam turn the lower floor into a private retreat. Kept at a balmy 30 to 32 degrees, the water is warm enough for genuine swimming and for children to linger in, rather than the quick plunge many chalet pools offer. The hammam sits next door for easing out tired legs. There is a separate television lounge on this floor too, giving everyone somewhere else to settle.
Practical touches are just as well judged. A large entrance hall has room for skis and boots, with dryers so everyone starts the day in warm boots. There is a laundry room with washing machine and dryer, plus garaging for two cars and a further space outside. That counts for a lot in the old village, where parking is tight. Guests arrive to champagne and a basket of Savoyard produce. The chalet is cleaned daily, and its concierge can arrange everything from a private chef to lift passes.
With its swimming pool, hammam and views to Bellevarde, Chalet des Alpes is one of the most impressive addresses in the old village. The slopes are close, restaurants and bars are a short walk from the door, making it easy to enjoy Val d'Isère both on and off the snow.
The living room crowns the top floor and is the showpiece, opening up under the roof with tall windows that pull in light all day. An open fire anchors the space, with wood provided so nobody spends their holiday hunting for logs. From the windows the outlook runs across the old village rooftops to the slopes of Bellevarde. It is the sort of view that keeps people in their chairs long after the skiing stops.
The kitchen is exceptional, a real gift for a group of this size. Five gas hobs and a combined oven let several people cook at once without getting in each other's way. There is ample room for a private chef to work, should you prefer not to lift a finger. An American fridge-freezer swallows a week's shopping for 12, with its own ice maker for the evening drinks. A food processor, soup blender and juicer handle everything from morning juices to a proper dinner. A dishwasher and Nespresso machine round out the essentials. Fondue and raclette machines are on hand for the nights when nobody wants to leave the chalet. Alongside sits a breakfast area with its own television, ideal for feeding children early while the adults enjoy a slower start.
Six bedrooms are spread across the floors, and every one has its own shower room and separate toilet. For 12 guests that means no queues, no negotiating over bathrooms in the morning, a luxury larger properties rarely manage. Four are twins and one a double, most with a television, and two open onto private balconies. Completing the layout, a mezzanine bedroom looks down over the living room, an atmospheric spot for anyone happy to be in the thick of things.
Below, the pool and hammam turn the lower floor into a private retreat. Kept at a balmy 30 to 32 degrees, the water is warm enough for genuine swimming and for children to linger in, rather than the quick plunge many chalet pools offer. The hammam sits next door for easing out tired legs. There is a separate television lounge on this floor too, giving everyone somewhere else to settle.
Practical touches are just as well judged. A large entrance hall has room for skis and boots, with dryers so everyone starts the day in warm boots. There is a laundry room with washing machine and dryer, plus garaging for two cars and a further space outside. That counts for a lot in the old village, where parking is tight. Guests arrive to champagne and a basket of Savoyard produce. The chalet is cleaned daily, and its concierge can arrange everything from a private chef to lift passes.
With its swimming pool, hammam and views to Bellevarde, Chalet des Alpes is one of the most impressive addresses in the old village. The slopes are close, restaurants and bars are a short walk from the door, making it easy to enjoy Val d'Isère both on and off the snow.
- Location :
- 300 m to Slopes
- 150 m to Centre
- 300 m to Ski Lift
- 300 m to Ski School
- 105 m to Bus Stop
- Highlights :
- Swimming Pool
- Steam Room
- Fire/Log Burner
- Car Park
- Ski Room
- Boot Warmers
- Cinema Room
- Bar
- Laundry Facilities
- Includes :
- Balcony/Terrace
- Beds Made (Arrival)
- Bathrobe & Slippers
- Towels
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Hair Dryer
- Baby Kit (Request)
- End Stay Cleaning
- Excluded: Local Tax
- Excluded: Deposit
- Kitchen :
- Oven
- Microwave
- Hob
- Dishwasher
- Toaster
- Coffee Machine
- Kettle
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Washing Machine
Destination
217 Avenue Du Prariond
73150
VAL-D'ISÈRE
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 45.44812
Longitude : 6.98253