Chalet Papillon 5

Features

Sleeps 14 - 17
Terrace/Balcony
Fireplace
Parking
Chalet (Half board plus wine)

Chalet Papillon 5 has seven bedrooms all with full en-suite facilities: two on the top level and five on the lower of the chalet. The open plan lounge and dining room are on the middle floor; there is ample comfortable seating set around the fireplace together with a balcony with views across the valley from La Rosiere 1850.

All bedrooms in Chalet Papillon have full en-suite facilities; there are two communal saunas and plenty of underground parking. Chalet Papillon has free Wi-Fi internet access, for those who really cannot do without it while on their ski holiday in La Rosiere.

These ski chalets have proved to be very popular with regular guests.

There is a ski deposit together with boot warmers on the ground floor.

Location: Its prime position near to the pistes allows you to ski to and from just 50m away from chalet Papillon. In the morning you will need to walk 75m before skiing to the Eucherts Express 6-seater chairlift.  Next to the chairlift is the ESF ski school meeting point, the kindergarten and nursery slope.  All of these are about a 200m walk from Chalet Papillon. 

ACCOMMODATION SUMMARY

Chalet Level 1:
Rm1: Twin en-suite shwr & wc
Rm2: Twin en-suite shwr & wc
Rm3: Triple en-suite shwr & wc
Rm4: Triple en-suite bath & wc
Rm5: Triple en-suite shwr & wc

Chalet Level 2:
Lounge & dining area (balcony)
Separate wc

Chalet Level 3:
Rm6: Twin en-suite shower & wc
Rm7: Double en-suite shower & wc

Rooms 1 & 2 can take a cot.

La Rosière 1850 Resort Info

La Rosière skiing

La Rosière is lift linked with the italian resort of La Thuileand has a great snow record. The two resorts, although unlikely stablemates, form a substantial ski area with plenty of long wide runs to please intermediates. La Rosière also provides a useful gateway to some exciting heli-skiing over in Italy, enabling locals and ski holiday makers in France (where heli-skiing is banned) to heli-ski in Italy to their hearts' content (bookable through the Evolution 2 ski school), before returning to France's Tarentaise Valley. The combined area has 33 lifts and 135km of pistes.

The main draw back for those wanting to ski the Italian side is that the lift link is a long pomma lift and not suitable for beginners, young children or snowboarders not proficient in riding long pommas.

La Rosière ski resort

La Rosière, although purpose built, is a gem of quintisential alpine charm. There isn't a great deal to do off snow, although visitors are happy enough whiling away the evenings in the relaxed bars and restaurants (the Petit Danoise is popular and offers sky tv sports coverage plus internet access)  The locals are friendly and the prices are cheaper than most other tarentaise resorts.