12 people · 3 bedrooms · 1 dormitory
The Spaces
A large chalet designed for a group: a bed for everyone, three bathrooms, a basement for the gear. Practical before decorative — exactly what it's meant to be.
Bedrooms
4 rooms · 12 beds
Bedroom 1
Double bed · 2 people
A quiet room with a double bed, for a couple or the parents of one of the families.
Bedroom 2
Double bed · 2 people
Same idea, a double bed: each couple has its own room and a door to close at night.
The en-suite bedroom
Double bed + private bathroom · 2 people
Its own bathroom, for a little extra privacy: ideal for grandparents or for early risers.
The dormitory
6 single beds · 6 people
The den for children, teenagers or a group of friends. It's what makes room for twelve — and makes the chalet possible for a family reunion or two families together.
Bathrooms
Three bathrooms for twelve people.
On a ski morning, this is where it all happens. Two full bathrooms and two separate toilets, one with a washbasin: enough for twelve to get ready without queuing.
- 1 bathroom with shower + washbasin
- 1 bathroom with bathtub + washbasin
- 2 separate toilets, one with a washbasin
Living together
A living room for twelve to unwind.
The big living room brings everyone together at the end of the day: a large corner sofa, the wood stove, a TV corner for rainy evenings, and the picture window opening onto the terrace and the peaks.
The laundry room changes everything for a week-long stay with several families: washing machine and tumble dryer, so everyone leaves with clean clothes and dry gloves every morning.
- Large living room, corner sofa, wood stove, TV corner
- Laundry room: washing machine and tumble dryer
- Mezzanine: library and board games
Kitchen & dining
One big table, for everyone.
The kitchen is equipped to cook for a group: oven, microwave, hob and plenty of storage. Right next to it, the large oak table brings everyone together, facing the stove and the valley.
- Fitted kitchen, open to the dining room
- Wood stove between the living room and the table
Ski storage and boot room
The basement
Nobody wants soaking boots carried up into the living room.
That's what the basement is for: skis, poles and boots are stored there, and wet clothes are left to dry. You come in wearing ski gear and go up in slippers — the snow stays downstairs, the chalet stays clean.
It's the chalet's most practical asset for a ski week, especially with children.
What there isn't
- No hot tub
- No sauna
- No hotel service
A real family chalet, not a hotel.
Here, you do your own shopping, cook together and tidy up before you leave. In return: a whole chalet for your group, room for everyone and the peace of the mountains.
- A whole chalet, just for your group
- A proper bed for each of the twelve
- Everything you need for a ski week
Room for everyone.
Three bedrooms, a dormitory, three bathrooms: check the dates that suit you.