Great location for both amenities and ski lifts. Would definitely recommend

Location was perfect for us… walking distance to ski school for the kids and close enough to have lunch at home and head out on the slopes again…family area was great …

Excellent location for quick access to the pistes.

This Chalet was absolutely perfect for our family of 6. The owners were incredibly helpful and so responsive with anything we needed. It’s a great size Chalet; we’ve been to ones before where you can’t swing a cat, and this one was so much more comfortable and spacious. Location for Plagne Centre/ ski school/ lifts etc was fabulous, especially with young children. Great space at the back for snowmen building! Good sized bathrooms and plenty of storage space. We brought all our meals and food from home for the week and room for it all (*although we did use our own cool box as well as the fridge /freezer as this was just a normal sized fridge /freezer you’d expect in a Chalet). We almost don’t want to share the secret of this great find!

This Chalet was absolutely perfect for our family of 6. The owners were incredibly helpful and so responsive with anything we needed. It’s a great size Chalet; we’ve been to ones before where you can’t swing a cat, and this one was so much more comfortable and spacious. Location for Plagne Centre/ ski school/ lifts etc was fabulous, especially with young children. Great space at the back for snowmen building! Good sized bathrooms and plenty of storage space. We brought all our meals and food from home for the week and room for it all (*although we did use our own cool box as well as the fridge /freezer as this was just a normal sized fridge /freezer you’d expect in a Chalet). We almost don’t want to share the secret of this great find!

I am a host with 13 holiday let properties so we based our review on both a personal and professional basis. The good bits: The communication with the owners was very good, even to the point of directing us up the mountain which was a great help. Their housekeeper met us at the chalet to show us around. The bedrooms were a reasonable size and had good storage. The living/dining room was a good size with lovely views and made cosy by the Woodburner. The kitchen was small but had a full size oven, hob and fridge freezer. We made much use of the raclette which made for an easy supper after skiing. The chalet was about 100m from the nearest ski slope, so whilst it's not possible to ski in/out, it was a very easy walk, as were the shops and bars. We all slept well! We managed to park both cars opposite the chalet which was great. The not so good bits: * For the cost of the chalet, we were very disappointed that the basics of self catering were not provided, this included hand soap, salt, pepper, oil, and washing up liquid. Some toilet rolls were provided. * The two sofas in the living room were extremely uncomfortable to sit and relax on, we appreciate that they are sofa beds but I know (because I have them), that there are far more comfortable sofa beds available. * It would have been nice to have been provided with a basket of kindling and logs for the first night. * The kitchen was not as well stocked as it could be, there was no grater and no covered roasting dishes. * In the wardrobes there was a complete mismatch of wire and plastic hangers, not essential to a holiday, but it would feel much more like a professional unit if there were, for example, just 8 matching hangers. * The deposit scheme was awkward if you don't have access to a bank issuing euros. We paid cash which meant we had to wait for the housekeeper to turn up at the end of the holiday rather than shooting off as early as we would have liked to. A card machine would be so much easier to collect and return the large deposit. * The ski locker was very snug for 6 people, I doubt 10 sets of skis would be able to fit in. * There was only one set of keys for the lower door, which is the first one you come to when arriving at the house and the last one to leave from - a second set would have been helpful. The points raised are in relation to the cost of the property and the comfort level, overall we enjoyed our stay and would consider staying again.

I am a host with 13 holiday let properties so we based our review on both a personal and professional basis. The good bits: The communication with the owners was very good, even to the point of directing us up the mountain which was a great help. Their housekeeper met us at the chalet to show us around. The bedrooms were a reasonable size and had good storage. The living/dining room was a good size with lovely views and made cosy by the Woodburner. The kitchen was small but had a full size oven, hob and fridge freezer. We made much use of the raclette which made for an easy supper after skiing. The chalet was about 100m from the nearest ski slope, so whilst it's not possible to ski in/out, it was a very easy walk, as were the shops and bars. We all slept well! We managed to park both cars opposite the chalet which was great. The not so good bits: * For the cost of the chalet, we were very disappointed that the basics of self catering were not provided, this included hand soap, salt, pepper, oil, and washing up liquid. Some toilet rolls were provided. * The two sofas in the living room were extremely uncomfortable to sit and relax on, we appreciate that they are sofa beds but I know (because I have them), that there are far more comfortable sofa beds available. * It would have been nice to have been provided with a basket of kindling and logs for the first night. * The kitchen was not as well stocked as it could be, there was no grater and no covered roasting dishes. * In the wardrobes there was a complete mismatch of wire and plastic hangers, not essential to a holiday, but it would feel much more like a professional unit if there were, for example, just 8 matching hangers. * The deposit scheme was awkward if you don't have access to a bank issuing euros. We paid cash which meant we had to wait for the housekeeper to turn up at the end of the holiday rather than shooting off as early as we would have liked to. A card machine would be so much easier to collect and return the large deposit. * The ski locker was very snug for 6 people, I doubt 10 sets of skis would be able to fit in. * There was only one set of keys for the lower door, which is the first one you come to when arriving at the house and the last one to leave from - a second set would have been helpful. The points raised are in relation to the cost of the property and the comfort level, overall we enjoyed our stay and would consider staying again.

Stayed in February half term 2019 and as a party of 4 adults and 3 children, we were very happy with where we chose to stay. The location is very convenient for getting into the main shopping and eating areas of La Plagne Centre via the Le France building and to getting onto the slopes (small hill to climb to get to the ski school locations and the Funiplagne lift area). It is a maze under there but once you know where you are going it is dead easy to get around. The parking is limited around there so in busy periods you have to get lucky with a space nearby or book an underground place. There are two lots of steps to get to the entrance of the building from the road as you don't get a key from the lower door, bare this in mind if you have young children as buggies are not an option in reality and nannies will not use a sling. The chalet is very comfortable, has everything you really need. There isn't however a washing machine which is a little limiting, either more pairs of socks or washing manually. There is a launderette in the main shopping area but we got away without needing it. Cooking utensils are sufficient and the raclette machine is always a lovely treat when you get it out. It was wonderfully quiet in the chalet, the road and chairlift noise didn't make it into the building. All in all a great place to stay, thank you Annie. Regards, James and Family