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London Gatwick to Grenoble | 7.nights£799 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£675 | 7.nights£695 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£739 | 7.nights£779 | 7.nights£1019 | 7.nights£729 | 7.nights£749 | 7.nights£719 | 7.nights£679 | 7.nights£645 | 7.nights£615 | 7.nights£789 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold |
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Manchester to Grenoble | 7.nights£799 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£675 | 7.nights£695 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£739 | 7.nights£779 | 7.nights£1019 | 7.nights£729 | 7.nights£749 | 7.nights£719 | 7.nights£679 | 7.nights£645 | 7.nights£615 | 7.nights£789 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold |
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Birmingham International to Grenoble | 7.nights£799 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£695 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights£739 | 7.nights£779 | 7.nights£1019 | 7.nights£729 | 7.nights£749 | 7.nights£719 | 7.nights£679 | 7.nights£645 | 7.nights£615 | 7.nights£789 | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold | 7.nights Sold |
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Chalet Lapin de Neige
Features
The location of these chalets gives skiers the huge advantage of being able to choose where to ski - 1650 or 1850 via 1550. The ski bus to 1550, which runs approximately every 20 minutes, could hardly be closer- it stops just across the road from the chalets. From 1550, the telecabine takes skiers directly to the Croisette in 1850.
The ski school in 1550 is also the largest in the Courchevel area. Alternatively, the Arondiaz Telecabine in 1650 is 600 metres (via the main road) or a (steep) side road through the lovely old part of town. From here skiers can enjoy the traditionally less crowded slopes of 1650 which also have a reputation for being sunny yet holding the snow superbly. The bars and restaurants of this lovely ‘real’ resort of 1650 are only 250 metres approx from our chalets.
Built with local wood and stone, this is a lovely ‘chocolate box’ traditional alpine chalet and a welcoming place to return to at the end of a great day on the slopes. It has a large open fire, is decorated with wooden panelling throughout and all bedrooms enjoy their own en suite facilities.
Chalet Layout
Ground floor:
Rooms 1 & 2: 2 twins with shower and WC
First floor:
Living/dining area with open fireplace and balcony
Second floor:
Rooms 3 & 4: 2 twins with shower, WC and balcony
Room 5: twin with shower and WC
Facilities:
Heated towel racks
Many rooms with a balcony
Facts:
Piste/Lift: 600m
Town centre: 250m
Ski Bus: Across street
Courchevel 1650 Resort Info
'The most expensive resort in the French Alps'? Only partially true. Sat next to Val Thorens and Méribel, Courchevel is the most easterly of the Trois Vallées (the ski maps are back to front!) It is made up of four separate parts, each with their own character.
Courchevel 1650 straddles the main road up the valley and doesn't really capture the imagination of those travelling through, probably because its main attractions, an old village centre, lively bars and quiet chalets are hidden from view. A major bonus is the local slopes are usually less crowded than those above 1850.
More Courchevel 1650 resort information