Chalet Cicero Les Arcs , France 3 Stars

Chalet Cicero is a simple, rustic, traditional mountain chalet and is absolutely ideal for small chalet parties.

Sleeps 8
Superbly restored former farm building
Traditional freestanding chalet
Secluded location
Ideal for small chalet parties

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Chalet (Half board plus wine)
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Chalet Cicero

Features

Sleeps 8

2 Bathrooms

Terrace/Balcony

Chalet (Half board plus wine)

Chalet Cicero is a simple, rustic, traditional mountain chalet and is absolutely ideal for small chalet parties. Warm and inviting, the living/dining area has a decorative potbellied stove and there are splendid panoramic views over the valley from the balcony.

Ground floor: Room 1 = double with bath. Room 2 = twin (bunk beds)
Rooms 3 & 4 = 2 twins (room 4 beds not adjacent)
• 2 shower rooms • 2 separate WCs

First floor: • living/dining/kitchen area with balcony and pot-bellied stove

Supplements per person per night: Room 1 add £6 pp/pn. Rooms 3 & 4 add £3 pp/pn

Chalet staff live out.

Location: Arc 1800. This cosy, attractive converted farm building is situated above the village of 1800 on the same hillside (350 metres approx. away) as our Chalet Yves. Skiing is accessed by a 400 metre (approx.) walk downhill to the Alpage du Chantel II followed by a short ski down to the Arc 1800 Front de Neiges where you have access to pistes and chairlifts for all abilities. For nightlife, the centre of Arc 1800 is a 10 – 15 minute walk (900 metres approx.) down the road.

Les Arcs Resort Info

Les Arcs skiing

Lift linked with La Plagne to create the "paradiski" area, Les Arcs offers something for everyone and plenty of it. Beginners and intermediates can revel in the fact that over 50% of pistes are graded red and blue, whilst advanced skiers can get their teeth into challenging blacks and off piste. Boarders and freestyle skiers won't be left out either with an enviable snow park, half pipe and boarder cross. The Les Arcs lift system is also one of the best, with few queues except at rush hour.

Les Arcs ski resort

Les Arcs is made up of three modern 'villages', with Arc 1800 being the biggest and most popular. Whilst off-snow activities are somewhat lacking in Les Arcs, families will love the traffic-free streets and excellent children's facilities. Arc 1950 is a new village created by the North American developer Intrawest. Located just below the Aiguille Rouge with spectacular views of Mont Blanc, Arc 1950 is fully self-contained, with its own shops, restaurants, bars, ski school, equipment shops, thermal spa, swimming pools and underground parking.

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Les Arcs Snow & Weather

Snow Report - 09 Feb 2012
Last snowed	03-Feb-2012
Fresh snow	3 cm
Lower slopes	170 cm
Upper slopes	305 cm

Pistes
Piste state	Packed
Runs to resort	Packed
Off piste snow	Tracked
Comments	Great conditions - wax up your skis!
Lifts open	50
Lifts total	51

Snow Overview - France (snow news updated 31-Jan-2012)

Heavy snowfall returned to almost all our featured French resorts over the weekend. Cauterets (75/215cm) in the Pyrenees enjoyed 50cm of new snow on Sunday 29th January and Les Deux Alpes (90/300cm) received a whopping 70cm on Saturday 28th January. However, on Monday 30th January, the resort experienced low cloud cover which created poor visibility, but there were 43 lifts open. This theme was common all over France on Monday and although only a few resorts received fresh snow on Monday, the cloud cover combined with the low temperatures means further snowfall could be on the way. The southern French resorts also welcomed fresh snowfall over the weekend. This dramatically improved the pistes as it had been sometime since it had last snowed in the area. For example, Isola 2000 (45/79cm) received a respectful 20cm on Sunday 29th January and it continued to snow lightly in Foux d'Allos (55/85cm) on Monday.

European Weather Outlook

Cloudy and snowy skies are expected to loiter over the vast majority of European resorts over the coming days although only a light level of snowfall, around 1-2cm each day, is anticipated throughout the week. Sunshine is then expected to make a come back for the vast majority of resorts by the end of this week or the start of next week. The southern French Alpine resort of Isola 2000 however could receive up to 27cm of fresh snow on Tuesday 31st January, bucking the trend of just a dusting. The other weather news of note is that temperatures are set to drop, getting below -20C in many locations by the end of this week, so make sure you have some nice warm layers to put on.

All snow report information supplied by Ski Club of Great Britain