We travelled as two families to Chalet 21 in half term and loved our time there. The location was great, the layout worked really well for the 8 of us, the chalet is really well equipped, everything was just brilliant! Jane and Steve are wonderful hosts, no question too big or too small. We loved it so much we’ve rebooked it already!

The house was excellent for our skiing trip. It had every luxury we needed and is beautifully located, just steps away from the piste and lift. When we needed something, the owners/attendents were very quick to reply.

Mooi, compleet en gezellig huis. Keuken wat klein.

Thank you for a thoroughly lovely week. We were a group of three families and it worked perfectly. Extremely comfortable, and very well furnished, it is clearly a much loved family home and it was a real treat to stay in a genuine home from home. And being able to ski onto the balcony meant very limited carrying of skis. A fantastic property, a real find.

We were 3 families staying over a busy half term. Property was well described and had 6 good sized bedrooms, enough seating for 12 at the table and was very well presented. Valou, who welcomed us and waved us off, was very good and communicated with times and recommendations The owners communicated well with us before our stay during the challenging covid uncertainties Access to the slopes was good and close. The village was an easy 4 minute walk in ordinary shoes Overall would thoroughly recommend the property If i was being super picky, as we had some poor weather, a few more hooks to dry clothes on would be useful but not essential

Un très beau chalet, confortable pour 12 personnes, bien décoré, à proximité des pistes. Une station très sympathique avec un très beau domaine skiable. Vider la voiture est un sport mais cela vaut le coup... Nous reviendrons

We were a party of 8 adults (meant to be 10) and this was perfect as each couple had a bathroom (either one of the 2 en-suites or the 2 stand alone bathrooms). It would be fine with 10 people but 12 might feel a bit cramped in the living/kitchen space (and only 10 boot warmer spaces 😉!). The bedrooms are all cosy with comfortable beds and nice linens. The bathrooms are all fitted to a high standard. The living, dining and kitchen areas are open plan creating a sociable feel. The wood burning stove was very efficient and the chalet in general was very warm. The kitchen is very well equipped and the extensive collection of Emma Bridgwater crockery and decent quality glassware made cooking and dining a great experience. Internal noise does carry quite heavily which needs to be considered. Access to the closest drag lift (onto the nursery slope in Oz so convenient for ski lessons and if you have children) is via quite a sleep but short tarmac path and a flight of snow laden steps. This was quite tricky especially in the morning with the ice when carrying skis and poles. It was not possible to ski straight onto or off a slope. The lifts to Vaujany or Alpe D’Huez are then close by. The steep tarmac path was the only way to get luggage and shopping into the chalet so again needs to be considered depending on the agility of your party. If you arrive at a busy time, you will have to be quick un-packing your vehicle so as not to block the road and the local free parking spaces tend to get full over the weekend. There is a covered car park with a daily and weekly charge (€50 per week). The centre of Oz is a short walk away and equipped with several ski hire shops, the ski school, bars and restaurants, a small supermarket, a deli and a bakery. The chalet owners were super helpful with assorted information before we departed and the local agent, Valou, was also very helpful and spoke good English. In summary, this is a great chalet. Our group had a lovely time and would not hesitate to re-book.

We were a party of 8 adults (meant to be 10) and this was perfect as each couple had a bathroom (either one of the 2 en-suites or the 2 stand alone bathrooms). It would be fine with 10 people but 12 might feel a bit cramped in the living/kitchen space (and only 10 boot warmer spaces 😉!). The bedrooms are all cosy with comfortable beds and nice linens. The bathrooms are all fitted to a high standard. The living, dining and kitchen areas are open plan creating a sociable feel. The wood burning stove was very efficient and the chalet in general was very warm. The kitchen is very well equipped and the extensive collection of Emma Bridgwater crockery and decent quality glassware made cooking and dining a great experience. Internal noise does carry quite heavily which needs to be considered. Access to the closest drag lift (onto the nursery slope in Oz so convenient for ski lessons and if you have children) is via quite a sleep but short tarmac path and a flight of snow laden steps. This was quite tricky especially in the morning with the ice when carrying skis and poles. It was not possible to ski straight onto or off a slope. The lifts to Vaujany or Alpe D’Huez are then close by. The steep tarmac path was the only way to get luggage and shopping into the chalet so again needs to be considered depending on the agility of your party. If you arrive at a busy time, you will have to be quick un-packing your vehicle so as not to block the road and the local free parking spaces tend to get full over the weekend. There is a covered car park with a daily and weekly charge (€50 per week). The centre of Oz is a short walk away and equipped with several ski hire shops, the ski school, bars and restaurants, a small supermarket, a deli and a bakery. The chalet owners were super helpful with assorted information before we departed and the local agent, Valou, was also very helpful and spoke good English. In summary, this is a great chalet. Our group had a lovely time and would not hesitate to re-book.