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Top 10 Luxury Ski Chalets

Ski Line offer some of the world’s most luxury ski chalets available to rent. The word luxury is often an overused word; we regularly see ski chalets we think rate as midrange being referred to as luxury on other web sites. At Ski Line, we decided to introduce two levels of luxury, our luxury chalets which are very special chalets offering levels of comfort not available through the main stream tour operators such as Crystal ski and Inghams and other similar chalet tour operators.

Our super luxury chalets which are the kind of ski chalets that appear in the high glossy upmarket magazines. These chalets are booked by clients who expect and are prepared to pay for a higher level of service. Prices for our super-luxury chalets vary between £2-5,000 per person per week.

Our Luxury chalets are offered as packages with flights and transfers included, many of these will be available with private nannies and food will often be prepared by a trained chef and will be of good restaurant standard. Prices will, of course, vary from chalet to chalet but guests can expect to pay, £1200 to £2400 per person, per week, based on a mid-season date.  Luxury Chalets are normally booked exclusively by one group for their sole use.  Prices will include flights transfers, which is based on full chalet board, to include either cooked or continental style breakfast, afternoon tea and cakes, coffee and soup. Six nights a week a five-course evening meal with good quality wine.  One night a week chalet staff will have a night off, which is an opportunity for you to sample one of the local restaurants.

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1. Chalet Chopine, Meribel, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 10 – Hot Tub – Sauna – Steam Room

Chalet Chopine is a wonderfully cosy chalet nestled in the heart of Méribel, making it the perfect choice for your dream vacation in the French Alps. Designed with Alpine-style at its forefront, this charming retreat is home to bespoke furniture and wonderful little details around each corner, ensuring that your stay in this Méribel chalet is a truly memorable and enchanting experience.

2. Eco Lodge, Chamonix, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 10 – Hot Tub – Sauna

Eco Lodge is a luxury ski chalet that sleeps up to 10 guests, located just 1km from Chamonix in the beautiful hamlet of les Nants. Eco Lodge has just been completely renovated to a very high specification. Everything in the chalet is of a very high quality and brand new. The chalet enjoys a sunny south facing exposure with some of the most spectacular views on offer within the Chamonix Valley – a true highlight for all!

3. Chalet Ossetra, Avoriaz, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 7 – Log Fire – Ski In/Out

Chalet Ossetra is the smaller neighbour of Chalet Beluga next door, and offers a more intimate space for smaller parties, accommodating 6-7 guests.The position is sensational; mind blowing views, piste and chair lifts all around you, and 100 metres from the ski school meeting point. In London terms, this isn’t just Mayfair, its Buck Palace.

4. Chalet Norte, Verbier, Switzerland

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 12 – Hot Tub – Log Fire – Sauna – Pool

Overlooking Verbier, this exclusive property is positioned with views of the town below and surrounding peaks. Chalet Norte stands as one of Verbier’s most prestigious properties. Spanning 1,000sqm across five floors, this beautifully designed chalet sleeps up to 12 guests in six en-suite bedrooms.

5. Chalet Marco Polo, Val d’Isere, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 14 – Hot Tub – Steam Room – Pool

Chalet Marco Polo is situated in the heart of the French ski resort of Val d’Isère. Discreetly set back from the main road, it offers the dual benefit of privacy and easy access to the town centre. The chalet comfortably sleeps 10 adults and 4 children in six beautiful en-suite bedrooms. And with over 1000m² of alpine-chic living space, it combines contemporary and traditional materials to create a true masterpiece of style.

6. Chalet 1597, Lech, Austria

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 12 – Log Fire – Sauna

Originally built in 1597, this unique and enchanting property has been lovingly refurbished throughout and its owners have thoughtfully retained many of the original features. Sumptuous fabrics and furniture have been combined with antique pieces to create a very chic but charming Alpine home.

7. The Farmhouse, Val d’Isere, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 10 – Log Fire – Steam Room – Pool

This chalet, a spectacular farmhouse conversion, is bursting with character and boasts a fabulous location in the very heart of Val d’Isere’s old town. Sleeping 10 guests this is a great choice for larger groups.

8. Chalet Jacques, Courchevel, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 10 – Hot Tub – Sauna – 120m From The Ski Lift

Timeless in design, Chalet Jacques is a clever blend of authentic alpine architecture with a modern feel. It is one of three properties in our chalet development in Courchevel Village, originally our Chalet Trois S. On the first floor, the extensive open-plan living and dining area features a striking central fireplace, surrounded by comfortable, built-in plush seating.

9. Club Med Val-d’Isere

5★ All-Inclusive Hotel – Hot Tub – Sauna – Ski In/Out – Pool

A village nestled in the hollow of a valley, stone and wooden chalets… welcome to the magic of Val d’Isère. Amongst the most stylish and authentic in the Alps, the resort offers everything that lovers of skiing, fine dining and well-being could possibly want – a spa, pool, yoga and delightful opportunities to stroll and unwind.

10. CLUB 21Forty, Les Arcs, France

5★ Catered Chalet – Sleeps 14 – Log Fire – Sauna – Pool – Ski In/Out

The World’s Best New Ski Chalet in 2018 and nominated a top ten ‘sexiest chalet’ of all time in The Times, this is no ordinary home for a week’s holiday. Everyone said it couldn’t be done but our friends Pierre and Fabrice are determined fellows. Until recently a sheepfold in the centre of the piste and in the middle of the beginners ski area, the two pioneers defied the odds, by some miracle satisfied the local planning authorities, and then set about creating a palace from the pile of stone and timber with their own bare hands.