CHALET RENTALS VAL D'ISERE

Renowned for its sporting activities and unbeatable skiing, Val d’Isère is also a luxurious setting where prestigious chalets have sprung up in recent years. Located in the village, hamlets and at the foot of the slopes, our luxury chalets can accommodate up to 27 people ( Etoile du Nord East Wing and West Wings) and generally have between 5 and 8 en suite bedrooms. In winter, they are rented by the week and offer all the comforts to make your stay unforgettable: sauna, hot tub, hammam, swimming pool, and home cinema.

In liaison with the chalet staff, our concierge service, with over twenty years of experience in luxury chalet rentals in the French Alps, is here to help you tailor your stay. Whether you want to book your ski passes, airport transfers, ski lessons, restaurants or massages and beauty treatments, our team will be at your disposal to select the best that Val d’Isère has to offer. To make your stay as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, we can also provide you with the services of a chef, butler and chauffeur.

The last village in the legendary Tarentaise Valley (which also includes Courchevel), Val d’Isère is not only a charming mountain village with luxury chalet rentals, but it is also one of the historic ski resorts of the French Alps. Its ski area has been home to ski enthusiasts and champions from all over the world. The ‘Far West of White Gold’, as the Olympic champion Jean-Claude Killy called it, Val d’Isère is the ideal gateway to an outstanding ski area. From an altitude of 1,550m to 3,456m, the 186 miles of slopes will delight skiers of all abilities. And the immense surrounding virgin snowfields make Val d’Isère a world-class resort for off-piste skiing.

In a day’s skiing, you’ll have the chance to hurtle down the legendary Olympic slope of the ‘Face de Bellevarde’, brush up against the peaks on the Grande Motte glacier at an altitude of almost 3,500 m, and escape to the heart of the vast snowfields of the Col de l’Iseran and the Pisaillas glacier.

Need a break and some comfort? The ski area is full of renowned establishments, including La Folie Douce, Refuge de Solaise and Le Signal, which open their doors to you for a high-altitude culinary or festive experience.

At the foot of the Col de L’Iseran, the highest road pass in the Alps, Val d’Isère is the last and highest village in Savoie’s deep Tarentaise valley. In the heart of the unspoilt countryside and at the gateway to the Vanoise National Park, the village and its hamlets welcomed their first skiers in the 1930s, making it, along with Megève and Chamonix in particular, one of the first ski resorts in the French Alps. The village quickly grew around its iconic local stone bell tower.

Val d’Isère, an unspoilt mountain village, is fast becoming a white paradise for international skiers. As the tourists poured in, the first ski competitions were held and the ski lifts set off to conquer the summits, the village became a place of exalted status.  The ‘Far West of white gold’, the ‘Rome of skiing’, the ‘Skiopolis’: all these nicknames are intended to emphasise the remarkable quality of its snow cover and ski area. Its high altitude and immediate proximity to the Italian border mean that it regularly benefits from the famous ‘easterly returns’, guaranteeing snowfalls that are both heavy and local… This ensures a long winter season, with skiing generally available from early December to early May.

International and sporty, Val d’Isère is also gaining a firm reputation for the excellence of its après-ski and accommodation: gourmet restaurants, 5-star hotels and prestigious chalet rentals rub shoulders with numerous boutiques and luxury brands to offer holiday makers a top-of-the-range experience, both on the slopes and in the village. Find out more about Val d’Isère.

In addition to its downhill skiing, Val d’Isère offers a huge range of activities: cross-country ski, ski touring, ice rink, tobogganing, paragliding, aquatic centre, cinema, swimming and cold-water diving, etc. In summer, the surrounding mountain pastures and snow-capped peaks are an incredible playground for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking and mountaineering to via ferrata, bike park and rock climbing, there’s plenty on offer. This is your chance to climb the Col de l’Iseran, on the Route des Grandes Alpes, and discover the unspoilt nature of the Vanoise National Park, renowned for its fauna, flora and glaciers, which is among the largest in the French Alps.