- Catered Chalet
- Sleeps 9 - 12
- Lovely conversion of a very old chalet
- Wide, sunny balcony with view straight up Solaise
- Three single rooms
- Three minutes to ski lifts
Overview
La Moraine is one of the oldest chalets in Val d’Isère, with the traditional extended wall and pillar, which support the whole tree trunks, which support the slabs of granite, which support the twenty feet of snow, which support one of the longest seasons in the Alps.
Description
The chalet has, of course, been entirely rebuilt inside. It has a charming sitting-dining room under the rafters, with a wide balcony facing Solaise. This room always seems to generate a very friendly atmosphere, perhaps because of the good food that comes from its state-of-the-art kitchen, perhaps because it isn’t huge and doesn’t have a TV, forcing people to re-invent the ancient art of conversation (though it does have WiFi). Maybe it’s just the unlimited wine.
La Moraine has six pleasant bedrooms: two twins which have views towards Solaise, a double room with its own en-suite washbasin, and three single bedrooms, a rarity in Val d'Isère. Two of these single rooms actually have a large double bed, while the third has a single bed plus a second bed up a ladder. When one party fills the whole chalet, the guests in any or all three of the single rooms can bring an extra person at half price. Please note that flight seats may be limited on certain dates, especially at peak season.
There are two baths, one shower and three wcs.
La Moraine is in the little hamlet of Le Joseray, opposite our chalet Les Gnellets. The lifts, the pistes and the main bus stops are all at most three minutes’ walk away, and you can ski back to within about 100m. Yet the only sound at night is an occasional moo from the neighbours.
Chalet LayoutBedroom 1: Twin (12’ x 11’) on the first floor with balcony.
Bedroom 2: Twin (11’6” x 9’9”) by Bedroom 1 with balcony.
Bedroom 3: Double (11’ x 10’4”) with unusually large bed, and basin, on the second floor towards the rear of the chalet.
Bedroom 4: Single (9'6" x 8'6") on the second floor, with an extra bed on a mezzanine (8'10" x 8'6").
Bedroom 5: Double (9’5” x 8’6”). Sweet little room on the first floor.
Bedroom 6: Single (approx 9'6" x 10') on first floor containing a double bed which can be used for two people when one party books the whole chalet.
Bathrooms: Two bathrooms, one on each floor plus two separate wcs. Additional shower with wc on the second floor.
Sitting-Dining Room: (18’6” x 11’6”) On second floor with comfy new sofas at one end, kitchen at the other (not in measurements) and dining table in the middle. Wide balcony.Extra Bed: The third bed in Bedroom 4 at half price if one party fills all ten main beds.
Close To Slopes
Good for Groups
Terrace Balcony
About Val d'Isère
Val d'Isère is one of Europe's top ski resorts for intermediate and advanced skiers. Shared with neighbouring Tignes, the 300km ski area is packed with long blue and red runs, challenging mogul fields and extensive off-piste terrain where experienced skiers can put their skills to the test. Beginners and less confident skiers can build their confidence on the gentle green slopes or head over to Tignes for a wider choice of easy blue runs. With most of the skiing above 2,300m, excellent snow conditions are usually a safe bet throughout the season.
The resort has a well-earned reputation for style and sophistication, with accommodation ranging from charming traditional hotels and apartments to luxurious four and five-star properties complete with premium facilities. The dining scene is just as impressive, offering everything from hearty Savoyard specialities and gourmet cuisine to relaxed cafés serving all-day breakfasts. Food lovers shouldn't miss the Michelin-starred La Table de l'Ours for an unforgettable dining experience.
When the lifts close, Val d'Isère's lively après-ski scene comes to life. Start the celebrations at La Folie Douce with live music and energetic performances before heading to Cocorico at the foot of the slopes. Round off the evening with DJs and dancing at Petit Danois. If you'd rather swap après for adventure, there's plenty to choose from, including tubing, fat biking and even ice climbing, where you can tackle a frozen waterfall equipped with crampons and ice axes.
Alpine Charm
Choice of Restaurants
Easy Slope Access
Family Friendly
Good For Snowboarding
Good for Apres Ski
Great Off-Piste
High Altitude
Large Ski Area
Lively Night Life
Lively and Young
Mountain Restaurants
Reliable Snow
Scenic
Ski In Ski Out
Snow Park
Snow Sure
Child Care
Gym
Hang Gliding
Hot Tub
Paragliding
Resort Bus
Sauna
Swimming Pool
Walking Trails
Cross-Country: 44.0
Cross-Country Equipment
Dog Sledding
Heliskiing
Off-Piste: Very good
Off-Piste Equipment
Off-Piste Guides
Ski Doos
Ski Touring
Torch Light Descents
Holiday Details
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