Chalet Tetra

Features

Sleeps 12
Terrace/Balcony
Fireplace
Chalet (Half board plus wine)

Chalet Tetra is a chalet apartment offering that little bit of extra comfort in a first class ski-in/out location. Part of the high quality MGM development, it is finished in wood and combines an attractive traditional alpine style with excellent modern comforts. All rooms are either en suite or have private facilities and room 2 enjoys not just a shower but an attractive corner bath as well. The open-plan living/dining room has satellite TV and is warmed by a stone and traditional timber open fireplace and also has a balcony with beautiful views of the piste and across the valley. Due to the chalet’s proximity to the slopes there is a snowy path to the chalet so good walking shoes and easy to carry bags are recommended.

Entrance floor:

Room 1 = twin with shower and private WC (not en suite)
Room 2 = twin with corner bath, shower, WC and balcony
• open-plan living/dining/kitchen with open fireplace and balcony

First floor:

Room 3 = large twin with extra single bed (limited headroom) and private shower and WC
Room 4 = double with shower and balcony. Private WC (not en suite)
Rooms 5 & 6 = 2 twins with shower and WC

Discounts and supplements per person per night:
Room 2 add £5 pp/pn. Room 3 add £4 pp/pn
Room 4 add £2 pp/pn. Rooms 5 & 6 add £3 pp/pn
3rd person occupancy of room 3, waive £4 pp/pn supplement on first 2 people, then half brochure price if aged 2 – 11 yrs, deduct £7 pp/pn if 3rd person is 12 yrs or over.

Chalet staff live out.

Location: Arc 1800. This lovely ski-in/out chalet apartment is located on the second floor of the Alpages du Chantel complex on a blue piste just above the centre of Arc 1800. The ski bus to access other parts of this resort stops at the apartment building. Chalets of this quality, this close to the slopes and the centre of town are a rarity – early booking recommended!

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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