Chalet Les Lauzes
Chalet Lauzes is a ski in/out traditional, quaint, stand-alone chalet, close to the resort centre of Avoriaz - hugely popular & ideal for groups of friends who want immediate access to the slopes!
- Catered Chalet
- Sleeps 10
- Doorstep Skiing
- Sauna
- Ski & Boot Room
- Free Wi-fi
Overview
Description
Location
The chalet offers ski in/out possibilities and is just a short 2-minute walk to the nearest apres-ski bars, including the Folie Douce. The traffic-free resort centre with shops, restaurants, cafes and the exhilarating Aquariaz water park is just a few minutes away from the chalet.
From the transfer drop off station, the chalet is then accessed on foot over the snow, please wear appropriate footwear. It is a short 200m walk across relatively flat snow from the vehicle drop off point. Your luggage will be delivered to the chalet for you.
Alternatively, when arriving during the day, if available, you can take a horse drawn sleigh to the chalet at a small charge paid to the driver (this can’t be pre-booked).Chalet Layout
The rooms are decorated with traditional wooden style furnishings to create a classic chalet feel. The open-plan living/dining area and kitchen means there is room for socialising on your chalet holiday and gives a warm and cosy ambience.
Lower Ground Floor
Ski & Boot room
Sauna and Shower room
Room 1 Twin/Double with en-suite shower, separate WC. High level frosted window
Ground Floor
Entrance hall
Open-plan kitchen, lounge, diner
Room 2 Double with separate bathroom: bath with shower over and separate wc
First Floor
Room 3 Twin/Double with separate bath with shower over & separate wc Room 4 Twin with en-suite shower/wc, balcony
Room 5 Twin/Double with en-suite shower/wc, balcony
Facilities
- Ski in/out
- Boot Warmers
- Sauna
- Open Plan Lounge/Diner
Meals
Offered on a catered chalet basis, your holiday will include a cooked and continental breakfast, afternoon tea/coffee and cakes, 3 course dinner and a choice of complimentary, quality wines followed by coffee.Please note it’s the chalet hosts day off on a Wednesday and Saturday. On these days hosts will leave breakfast and afternoon tea out for you, but the evening meal is not provided, which gives you an opportunity to dine out in Morzine, where there is no shortage of restaurants, not to mention an excellent choice of bars and shops.
About Avoriaz 1800
This also attracts better skiers, as do some great black pistes. The most notable of these is 'The Wall', which plunges you down into Switzerland and should only be tried by those with plenty of tough miles under their belts. But don't despair beginners and intermediates - there are countless motorway pistes across the whole network to get you sorted and smiling.
As a purpose-built resort, Avoriaz was one of the first to work out a largely sensible layout. There are no cars, making for a calm, safe atmosphere. Lifts are very close to the accommodation, which varies greatly depending on the age of the building. Horse-drawn sleighs are popular and very romantic in an evening after dinner. Because of its attractions, Avoriaz often gets crowded and can be expensive. There are about 25 restaurants (some good, but pricey) and reasonable nightlife. The ski school is excellent. Children are well catered for, including a very good kids' village and Geneva is only two hours away.
Overall, Avoriaz is blessed with a number of qualities to establish its excellent reputation in the region. It's good for its snow, its challenging skiing and the fact that you can always ski to your door.
