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Chalet Le Poirer Region: Les 2 Alpes Sleeps: 14 Chalet Le Poirer Region: Les 2 Alpes Sleeps: 14 Overview Nestled in the popular ski resort of Les Deux Alpes, this cosy traditional-style chalet is the ideal spot to relax after a day in the snow. With its cosy pine interiors and heated pool, kick back and recharge your batteries, ready for another day in the French mountains. This stylish self-catered chalet has five bedrooms, sleeping up to 14 people. Each has its own bathroom and toilet too. Spread out over two floors, there is plenty of space to relax, most notably in the spacious open-plan communal living area, with its fireplace and expansive sofa. Tastefully decorated throughout, it’s the ideal place to chill out with friends and family after expending energy in the mountains. After a day on the slopes, you’ll want to loosen up those muscles, so jump into the outdoor heated pool – or unwind in the chalet’s own private sauna. And there’s always the property’s large wooden terrace to relax on and watch the world go by too. Need to top up your supplies or find a bite to eat? The resort’s amenities are just opposite the chalet. And when it’s time to head to the slopes, you will only be 150m from the ski lift. Grab your skis or snowboard and head to the pistes, whatever your ability – there is usually lots of snow throughout the ski season. And the 60-acre ski park will keep all the family busy throughout your stay. Les Deux Alpes offers a whole host of exciting activities for you and the family. From ice bumper cars and glacier walks to horse-drawn sled tours and tobogganing, you won’t be short of things to do. If you’re looking for something less energetic, you could explore the local heritage museum or the nearby ice grotto. When you fancy a break from the slopes, the village of Vénosc is a short cable car ride away. It’s a traditional mountain village, with a maze of cobbled lanes for you to explore. You will find a variety of craft shops and restaurants, all within an idyllic mountain setting. Page 1 Facilities Chalet • Great Value • Wellness • Self-Catered • Private Pool • Heated Pool • Ideal for Babies & Toddlers • Ideal for Kids • Ideal for Teens • Wi-Fi/Internet • Pets Welcome • Walk to Village • Walk to Restaurant • Ideal for Xmas/NY • Satellite TV • Sauna/Steam • Cot(s) • High Chair(s) • Walking/Hiking Paths • Skiing • Outstanding Landscapes • Outdoor Pursuit & Activities • Tourist Towns & Villages Page 2 Interior & Grounds 2 Chalet interior (approximately 200m ) Ground floor - Living room with wood burning stove - Dining area - Open-plan kitchen area - One twin bedroom, with bathroom and toilet First floor - Two triple bedroom with bathroom, toilet and balcony - Twin bedroom with bathroom and toilet - One family bedroom with double bed and two single beds, plus a bathroom and toilet Outdoors - Large wooden terrace with seating - Private heated pool with retractable cover Facilities - Private heated swimming pool with retractable cover - Sauna - Ski lockers and bicycle storage - Wi-Fi - Cable/Sat TV - Washing machine - Dishwasher - Three private parking spaces Page 3 Location & Local Information Chalet Le Poirer is perfectly placed in the midst of Les Deux Alpes, opposite the amenities and ski shops. The traditional wooden chalet is part of this purpose-built resort, popular with British skiers, an hour-and-40-minutes' drive from Grenoble’s Alpes- Isère Airport. The French Alps have been popular with skiers for decades, so the area is well equipped to cater for visitors of all abilities. Les Deux Alpes boasts a high altitude ski area in the Alps and usually there's a good chance of guaranteed snow throughout the season. There are a wide variety of ski runs (most above the treeline) which are served by a network of ski lifts, as well as a glacier and world-famous snow park. In addition to the skiing, you can also indulge in a variety of activities, including paragliding and if you’re brave enough, a walk along a suspended aerial footbridge offering memorable views across the Écrins mountain range. You could also view the scenery from a horse-drawn sled or snowscooter on one of the popular tours that run from the Les Deux Alpes. In the resort, you can find all that you need for your stay – banks, pharmacies, bakeries and mini supermarkets. A cinema is also open during the winter months, with a range of popular movies being screened. The resort has a great selection of restaurants, serving anything from takeaway pizza and burgers, to typical French cuisine and dishes from around the world. Most of them are family friendly too. If you’re looking to make a night of it, there are entertaining bars and nightclubs in the resort. The nearby village of Vénosc is a real treat to visit. Its cobbled lanes are peppered with craft shops and restaurants – the perfect contrast to the thrill of the slopes. And it’s accessible via a fun cable car during the winter months. Local Amenities Nearest Airport Grenoble (110km) Nearest Airport 2 Chambery (135km) Nearest Train Station Grenoble ( 70km) Nearest Village Les Deux Alpes (1km) Page 4 Nearest Restaurant (50m) Nearest Bar/Pub (50m) Nearest Supermarket (250m) Nearest Piste Diable (200m) Page 5 What Oliver loves… What you should know… Nestled in the centre of the resort, this chalet is really close to the amenities. The local village is only accessible by cable car during the winter months – so getting there is an exciting adventure in itself Even if you want some time-off from skiing, you won’t get bored in Les Deux Alpes – there’s always plenty to do. Page 6 Terms & Conditions - Security deposit: €1500 charged to client’s credit card by the owner or paid in cash to the owner before/upon arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. - Arrival time: 4.00 p.m. - Departure time: 10.00 a.m. - Energy costs included?: Yes. - Linen & towels included?: Yes. - Changeover day: Saturday. All other changeover days on request. - Minimum stay: 7 nights. All other durations on request. - Smoking Allowed?: Outside only. - Pets welcome?: On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. If accepted, a pet supplement of €30 per pet per stay will apply (payable locally). - Internet access?: Wi-Fi internet access included. - Tax: French Visitors Tax payable locally (typically costs €1-€3 per adult per night- please enquire if exact amount is required). - Insurance: It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover winter sports, potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the chalet. - Heating costs included?: Yes. - Pool heating charge?: Included. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. - Other Ts and Cs: Please note that your booking will only be confirmed once we have checked availability with the owner or their property manager. - Other Ts and Cs: Baby equipment (cot, highchair and baby bath) is available for an extra cost and must be requested in advance. - Other Ts and Cs: Please note that published rates are only valid for the current year. Any bookings for subsequent years will be on request only and correct rates will be confirmed at the time of booking Page 7.
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