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Alpe d'Huez, France
One of France's largest resorts, offering great skiing on sunny slopes and the apres ski has enough to keep even the hardened party goers happy and there are also a few decent restuarants here. However, although the lift system is efficient, it is not the most pretty of resorts and it is somewhat spread out. Skiing will suit all abilities - from the nursery slopes in the centre of town, to the long cruisy blues and reds and of course the not to be missed 16km Black run - La Serenne and the great off piste adventures. Also very popular with snowboarders. Plenty of chalets of varying standards - although not much at the higher end of standard ratings. We have 24 chalets in Alpe d'Huez >> |
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Argentiere, France
Argentière is one of the several smaller resorts that make up the massive Chamonix ski area. It is popular with advanced skiers and where most of the "epic Chamonix stories" relate to! The Grands Montets offers some of the best and most difficult off-piste and black-piste skiing anywhere, but just make sure you take a guide if venturing away from the marked trails or you may end up in a dark crevasse. Unfortunately the down side of skiing here is the unreliable buses and the frequent crowds to deal with.
We have 4 chalets in Argentiere >> |
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Chamonix, France
Chamonix is arguably one of Europes top ski resorts for the more experienced skier and party animal alike! The pretty town is blessed with magnificent scenery and is situated below the awe inspiring Mont Blanc and crammed with attractive, traditional buildings. There are 5 ski areas which are spaced out along the valley and reached by bus. There are plenty of great bars, shops, cafes and restaurants. Conditions and ability permitting, ski the 'Vallee Blanche' with a guide for the most amazing powdery and scenic descent! Whilst not hundreds of chalets in this resort, we are sure we can find you something that fits the bill. We have 18 chalets in Chamonix >> |
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Chatel, France
Châtel is an pretty market town located on the border with Switzerland and is part of the huge Portes du Soleil ski area with over 600km of pistes! There is plenty of fun for skiers and boarders alike with a great combination of well groomed slopes suitable for all abilities and endless exciting off-piste opportunities. The accommodation here is predominantly cheap and cheerful. We have 1 chalet in Chatel >> |
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Courchevel 1300, France
Also known as Le Praz, Courchevel 1300 is part of the vast "Trois Vallees" ski area. Much quiter and less expensive than its big sister up the mountain (Courchevel 1850), this resort is full of charm and character and even has one of the finest restaurants. Plenty of tree lined skiing, cosy and affordable chalets and easy access to Courchevel 1850 means there has been increasing interest in this cute little village. We have 15 chalets in Courchevel 1300 >> |
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Courchevel 1550, France
This resort is part of the enormous "Trois Vallees" ski area - offering around 600km of runs. Located at 1550m, it is slightly lower than its more trendy, fashionable and expensive sister resort of Courchevel 1850. However, it is still a nice place to stay and ideally located to explore the area. With just a handful (or two) of nice little chalets and a few quaint bars and restaurants to enjoy, if you are not after a wild time but want to sample the "Trois Vallees" experience, you could do a lot worse than staying here! We have 13 chalets in Courchevel 1550 >> |
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Courchevel 1650, France
Referred to by some as "The Real Courchevel", this resort, whilst still part of the 600km ski region of the "Trois Vallees", is quieter and less expensive than its slightly higher sister - Courchevel 1850. It has a pretty, old village centre with lively bars and peacefully situated chalets and offers great access to 1850 and the surrounding area. There are good nursery slopes at the bottom of 1650 for those new to skiing, whilst for the rest of you - the possibilities are endless in this vast ski area. There are several chalets of all standards, in great locations, and it is becoming a more and more popular place to stay. We have 34 chalets in Courchevel 1650 >> |
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Courchevel 1850, France
Situated at 1850m, this chic resort attracts not only a huge number of our clients, but also the world's rich and famous. With deluxe hotels, luxurious chalets, expensive restaurants in abundance it easy easy to see why! BUT dont be put off if you haventy got a spare £50k to spend on a ski holiday - there are loads of more affordable options too! And with some fantastic skiing to be had, irrespective of ability, this resort will get your ski legs back on before exploring the 600km of runs that make up the "Trois Vallees" ski area. The apres ski scene is also lively with plenty of bars and restaurants in which to discuss your day's (and evening's) antics in! We have 72 chalets in Courchevel 1850 >> |
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Courmayeur, Italy
Sitting beneath the massive peak of Mont Blanc, Courmayeur is an attractive and charming old village. It offers great skiing for all abilities although it is most favoured by intermediates (lack of nursery slopes and no really challenging pistes). For those that do want a challenge take a guide and take to the skies and try your hand at Heli-Skiing! The apres ski is lively and civilised. There is very little choice of chalets. We have 1 chalet in Courmayeur >> |
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Crans Montana, Switzerland
A lovely sun-drenched resort in Switzerland. Amazing views and large and varied pistes abound. Great for beginners as the nursery slopes are very gentle. Intermediates will also have a good time here although there is not much in the way of challenging runs until you head off piste. A lovely town to wonder round (remember to pack the credit card!). Not many chalets here, but those there are are first class. We have 2 chalets in Crans Montana >> |
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Kitzbuhel, Switzerland
One of the most beautiful medieval resorts in the Alps. Full of charm and character, pretty houses and cobbled streets. Runs for all abilities but most popular with intermediates. Before heading out in the evening and enjoying a lively apres ski scene, you may as well soak up the atmosphere of the wonderful mountain restaurants. Unfortunately the choice of catered chalets is very limited. We have 0 chalets in Kitzbuhel >> |
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Klosters, Switzerland
Frequented by Royalty, Klosters is part of the Davos ski network. They share the Parsenn ski area, but the 2 towns are 10km apart and Klosters has its own ski area, the Madrisa. There are great restaurants on the mountain and off and most guests prefer to spend the evenings in the luxury of their own chalet. For those choosing not to ski there is a sports centre, ice-skating, sleigh rides and sled runs down the front of the Gotschna. There are plenty of beautifulwalks up and down the valley by the river and up the mountains. There is also a wonderful restaurant that you can walk up to and sleigh down from! The skiing is suitable for all abilities. For the more experienced skiers there is good on- and off-piste, whilst intermediates have plenty of long cruising blues and reds. Novices head to the Parsenn for the more gentle runs. The lift system at Klosters has been slightly updated and there is the new Gotschna cable car, named after Prince Charles. Chalets are limited to a couple - but they are THE MOST AMAZING PLACES TO STAY! We have 2 chalets in Klosters >> |
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La Plagne, France
La Plagne (now also linked to Les Arcs to form the Paradiski area)is made up of 10 different purpose built villages, surrounding Plagne Centre, including Plagne 1800m, the more attractive and car free Belle Plagne and the highest village of Aime La Plagne. Most of the chalets in these resorts offer either ski in ski out possibilities or are very close to the slopes. La Plagne is popular with families and those wanting to ski a huge area on a relatively low budget. Each of the villages have their own style of apres ski although that is not really why people come here. We have 53 chalets in La Plagne >> |
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La Rosiere, France
La Rosiere is a lovely, charming high resort at 1850m. Famed for its sunny slopes and its link to La Thuille in Italy. There is something for all abilities of skier - from the beginners being able to enjoy 2 nursery slopes, intermediates are lured by the 27 or so blues and reds (as well as nipping over the border to Italy) and the advanced skier will enjoy the masses of off piste and heli skiing (over in Italy) options. Apres ski is on the up with lots of new chalets creeping up bringing new guests. Remember to take the children to see the lovely St Bernard dogs! Now plenty of nice new chalets to choose from at very reasonable rates. We have 25 chalets in La Rosiere >> |
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La Tania, France
Located at 1400m (similar height to Meribel) this is a small, unpretentious resort in the huge "Trois Vallees" ski area in between Courchevel and Meribel. Great for families and skiers of all abilities, with fabulous tree lined skiing, free nursery slopes and within easy reach of Courchevel 1850 and the rest of the area. Although the village is a modern, purpose built one (built for the Winter Olympics of times gone by) it still has a certain charm and atmosphere to it. There are also lots of Chocolate Box chalets of all standards - each offering great value for money and most offering the luxury of being ski in ski out or at least very close to the slopes. The main apres ski scene is focused around the "Pub Le Ski Lodge". We have 32 chalets in La Tania >> |
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Lech, Austria
Lech is an attractive, chic and traditional resort that has an upmarket feel to it and a somewhat more subdued apres ski tone to it than its neighbour, St Anton. The skiing is a lot more cruisy than St Anton, so always a good place to go to by bus to get those ski legs on again. The down side to Lech is the lack of chalets - there are only a few here and nothing is really on the upmarket side. We have 5 chalets in Lech >> |
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Les Arcs, France
Part of the "Paradiski Ski Area" (ie linked with La Plagne) Les Arcs is a relatively snow sure place to ski and is made up of four modern purpose built resorts at 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000m. Although rather spread out, all of the accommodation offers good access to the skiing. There are a lot of new chalets that have cropped up in Arc 2000 and Plan Peisey which are of a good standard and offer great value for money. Arc 1800 is the largest village and is pretty lively. Especially with the new Vanoise Express linking Les Arcs with La Plagne, the skiing here is good for all abilities from beginners to adrenaline junkies. Most of the nightlife is found in Arc 1800, with a more relaxed feel (although clubs and bars do exist) in the other villages. We have 48 chalets in Les Arcs >> |
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Les Contamines, France
Les Contamines is an unspoilt village in the Mont Blanc area close to Megeve and St Gervais as well as Chamonix and is suitable for mixed ability groups. You can enjoy the perfectly groomed pistes ot head for the safe, open off-piste bowls. Most of the skiing in Les Contamines is above 1900m, ensuring good conditions throughout the season. The village although being very pretty, having lovely old churches and an imprssive snow record, there are unfortunately very few catered chalets here to stay in. The apres ski scene is very quiet. We have 3 chalets in Les Contamines >> |
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Les Deux Alpes, France
At 1650m this resort still ranks as one of the highest resorts in Europe. The town is a modern and lively one, although quite spread out, with several bars to enjoy a touch of apres ski as well as plenty of shops and restaurants to explore. In terms of ski accessability, most chalets here are within easy reach of pistes and lifts. Popular with younger skiers wanting good skiing, lively apres ski and not too pricey. There is a good choice of accommodation to choose from at very reasonable rates. The skiing is good for all abilities - with beginners enjoying the nursery slopes and the gentle slopes on the glacier. Intermediates and above have several challenges to conquer including some amazimg bump fields. For Snowboarders there is one of the best Snow Parks in Europe. We have 19 chalets in Les Deux Alpes >> |
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Les Gets, France
Les Gets is an attractive and charming French farming village in the Portes de Soleil area 9making up 650kms of pistes. It is particularly popular with families as it represents excellent value for money, has a short airport transfer and has some very good ski schools and child care facilities. Beginners will enjoy easy slopes running down to the village. There is a good selection of runs for more experienced skiers and boarders withing the whole Portes du Soleiel area. A wide selection of chalets to choose from ranging from the basic to the most luxurious chalets. We have 32 chalets in Les Gets >> |
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Mayerhoffen, Austria
We have 1 chalet in Mayerhoffen >> |
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Meribel, France
At the heart of the "Trois Vallees" ski area, this is one of the our clients' most popular resorts. Not only is Meribel pretty, full of tradional charm and attractive buildings, it also puts you in the middle of a huge 600km of skiing possibilities. Combine that with the fact it has a busy apres ski scene, a huge range of chalets from basic to mega luxurious, and that it is cheaper to stay here than in Courchevel 1850, it is easy to see what all the fuss is about. Most of the chalets are approx 10 mins or so walk from the centre of town and lifts, but several of these offer a complimentary minibus shuttle service to and from the lifts. Linked with Courchevel and Val Thorens, there is something for everyone here in terms of ski ability - from the cruising blues to the scary couloirs you will have a great time exploring! We have 129 chalets in Meribel >> |
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Morzine, France
Morzine is a lively market town and working French village located in the Portes de Soleil ski area (offering a huge 650km of pistes). It is a delightful, pretty resort to go to that has been popular with French families for years. Although it is rather low, it is easy enought to ski on some of the higher slopes in surrounding areas. There are plenty of tree - lined slopes for all abilities although there is a lack of the more challenging runs. There is a pretty good apres ski scene here and there are now quite a lot of chalets to choose from. We have 20 chalets in Morzine >> |
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Mottaret, France
Mottaret at 1700m is a small village on the east-facing side of the Meribel valley and is ideal for skiers who want a little variety: Forming part of the "Trois Vallees" ski area with access to more than 200 lifts serving 600km of well-kept piste you can ski all week without getting bored! In Mottaret there are easier pistes just below the Plattières gondola and the higher resort is favoured by the intermediates and experts with long runs and great off piste on Mont Vallon. For those wanting an easier pace head to the lovely boulevard pistes while experts tackle the notorious Courchevel couloirs and Chanrossa bumps. When the cloud comes down why not try the forest runs down to La Tania and Le Praz. Apres Ski is limited but fun. There are unfortunately not that many catered chalets to choose from. We have 8 chalets in Mottaret >> |
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Reberty, France
Located at 1850 m, the ski resort of Les Menuires is part of the prestigious "3 Vallées", boasting 600km of ski slopes, around 200 lifts linking Les Menuires and the pictturesque village of Saint Martin de Belleville with Val Thorens, Méribel, La Tania and Courchevel. A fabulous enormous ski area designed so that skiers of all abilities, from beginners to experts can make the most of their skiing. There are a hand full of chalets here that offer good value for money. Apres ski is limited. We have 4 chalets in Reberty >> |
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Saas Fee, Switzerland
A traditional, snow-sure and picturesque Swiss resort. Fantastic views and a traffic free resort and with a slight feel of Zermatt to it, makes this a great place to stay. Excellent nursery slopes, but not many slopes in terms of numbers for the intermediate and advanced skiers. Great choice for a weekend of intensive skiing and partying in the few bars. Choice of catered chalets is limited. We have 1 chalet in Saas Fee >> |
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Serre Chevalier, France
Serre Chevalier consists of around 12 villages all linked by ski bus and by ski routes. One of the larger resorts in the Alps with 250km of runs and has one of the largest artificial snow networks with over 450 snow guns. It is pretty close to the Italian border, so day trips to the Milky Way are popular. Not many catered chalets here, lively apres ski but good skiing for all abilities from tree-lined runs to beautiful powder bowls. We have 2 chalets in Serre Chevalier >> |
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St Anton, Austria
St Anton is indeed one of the prettiest, liveliest and finest ski resorts in Europe. With plenty of chalets ranging from the basic to the most luxurious, St Anton has something to offer skiers with all depths of pockets. More suitable for the better skier, flocks of people come here to sample the 260km of piste, endless powder fields and of course the apres ski! Most chalets are located in the Naserein area - just a 10 minute walk to the town centre, but with a gondola on your doorstep to clear your head ready to start an awesome days skiing! With neighbouring Lech a short ski away, you can explore the more refined and decadent side of skiing and dining. Lech also has a wide range of more cruising runs for those needing to find their ski legs again. We have 71 chalets in St Anton >> |
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St Martin de Belleville, France
A traditional old village at 1400m in the huge "Trois Vallees" ski area. Easy to access the 600km or so pistes and great for intermediates with easy long runs. Unfortunately there are no green runs in resort for beginners and the return runs can get a bit slushy at the end of the day. Just a handful of chalets but all offering very good value for money. Not the place to stay if you want to have a bustling night life! We have 8 chalets in St Martin de Belleville >> |
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St Moritz, Switzerland
A glitzy and fashionable resort favoured by the world's rich and famous. Everything about the resort exudes exclusivity and the views all around are second to none. Plenty of skiing for the intermediate skier who will love the relatively high, snow-sure runs and the delightful mountain restaurants to see and be seen in! If only the village had more charm and character. Only one chalet to mention - but WHAT A CHALET! We have 1 chalet in St Moritz >> |
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Tignes, France
At 2100m this is one of Europe's highest resorts. Linked with Val d'Isere, it also makes up part of the Espace Killy offering 300km of runs. Although not the prettiest of resorts, the choice of accomodation is huge and there really is something for everyone here. It is also worth noting that a few new "upper end" chalets have emerged and several of the chalets are either ski in ski out or very close to the slopes. The resort itself is made up of 3 high altitude resorts - Tignes Le Lac (the main part), Tignes Le Lavachet and Tignes Val Claret. Beginners will love the nursery slopes, cruisy blues and green runs. Intermediates and experts can practice their carving on the long wide open pistes and move on to the mogul fields at Toviere and Solaise. Then there is the fabulous off-piste opportunities that the "Espace Killy" has to offer. After all that skiing you will need a drink or to to "wind down". Whilst not as bustling as Val d'Isere, there are still plenty of bars to choose from. We have 51 chalets in Tignes >> |
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Val d'Isere, France
With a resort height of 1850m and forming part of the enormous Espace Killy ski area, Val d'Isere is one of the most popular resorts for our clients (and indeed the British ski population!). Boasting some of the best, earliest and latest skiing possibilities in the season, great off piste, fantastic bars and restaurants, a lively apres ski scene whilst at the same time retaining an attractive and traditional feel, it is easy to see why so many Brits and their celebrity counterparts flock to this resort. There are plenty of ski in ski out chalets here and, to keep all of our clients happy, there is a wide range of chalets from the cheap and cheerful to the most amazing levels of luxury. We have 188 chalets in Val d'Isere >> |
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Val Thorens, France
At 2,300m this is the highest resort in the French Alps. It also makes up part of the huge "Trois Vallees" ski area, so plenty of skiing to be had on any of the 600km of runs. A modern, purpose built resort, it is popular for those in search of "guaranteed" snow and those that want to stay in this area at a fraction of the cost of Meribel and Courchevel. But beware, as it is way above the tree line, it can get a little chilly! Beginners will enjoy the free lifts of the nursery slopes to practice their turns. Lower down the valley you can explore the resorts of Les Menuires and St Martin (great for timid intermeditaes). Then for the advanced skiers, explore all that the "Trois Vallees". Plenty of lively night life to be found in this high resort too. We have 35 chalets in Val Thorens >> |
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Verbier, Switzerland
Verbier makes up part of the "4 Valleys" with 400km of well-groomed pistes and is seen by many as one of the finest ski resorts in Europe. With quite an upmarket feel to it, it attracts some of the world's rich and famous. However, there are plenty of chalets to cater for all bank accounts - some are now looking rather tired, others are fit for Royalty! Not so suitable for beginners, this resort is more geared for the better skier with a healthy appetite for apres ski and off piste! We have 68 chalets in Verbier >> |
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Zermatt, Switzerland
One of the most beautiful resorts and a firm favourite with our clients. Traffic free, horse drawn sleighs. Swiss charm, beauty and efficiency, views of the Matterhorn, great mountain restaurants, excellent ski school. Need we say more! Zermatt has Europe's highest tree line and offers fantastic skiing on one of Europe's largest glaciers. Enjoy a 15km piste (split up by a trip to one of the beautiful mountain hut style rstaurants on route!). For those in need of some deep powder, try the heli-skiing in the linked resort of Cervinia. Lots of lovely chic chalets to choose from and a few more economical options too. YOU MUST SKI HERE AT LEAST ONCE IN YOUR LIFE! We have 32 chalets in Zermatt >> |
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Aspen, America
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Banff, Canada
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Breckenridge, America
We have 1 chalet in Breckenridge >> |
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Fernie, Canada
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Heavenly, America
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Jackson Hole, America
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Steamboat, America
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Vail, America
We have 1 chalet in Vail >> |
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Whistler, Canada
Prehaps North America’s number 1 resort. A great all round traffic free resort with a very long season, great apres ski, restaurants and night clubs. Best to stay for 10 days rather than 7. Quite a few chalets to choose from and most benefiting from outdoor hot tubs. Great "West Coast" service, efficient lift system and excellent skiing for all abilities from beginners groomed slopes to amazing off piste bowls. Unfortunately, there are not many mountain restaurants. We have 13 chalets in Whistler >> |
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Winter Park, America
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