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Arnaud Chalet
3 bedroom Chalet in Les Arcs. Sleeps 6
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Chalets
One of the last remaining authentic mountain huts in the valley, the location of this chalet is as charming as the property itself, being nestled in a secluded area on the picturesque hillside, with the piste only a 500m walk away and the télécabine less so.
Combining modern living with traditional features, this mountain hut has been designed inside in a traditional Savoyard style with local wood floor to ceiling, a stone flagged floor and decorative touches.
As soon as you enter the property you are in the cosy open plan ground floor which is where the living/dining room is. Here you will find comfy sofas and a large centrally located stone and wooden fireplace, which offers the perfect place to curl up with a good book or enjoy an aperitif whilst you simply watch the snow fall as the staff prepare your evening meal. A wooden dining table with 6 dining chairs sits next to the open plan corner kitchen area. A staircase leads up to bedrooms on the top floor.
Free wifi is provided.
Chalet staff live out.
Sleeping
All 3 bedrooms have twin beds and are ensuite and with modern shower and WC.
Dining
This chalet is let on a catered basis with breakfast on 7 days and afternoon tea & dinner on 6 days.
What's included
- Return flights & transfers
- Chalet-board catered accommodation
- Assistance with booking ski extras
Worth knowing
The location of this chalet means access is via a steep slope which can be snow-covered, so suitable footwear and easy-to-carry bags are strongly recommended.
The neighbourhood
The village of 1800 is probably the busiest of the Les Arcs' villages and the largest. This is where the majority of the locals are based. Although the buildings aren't as pretty as 1950, there is still a certain charm to be found in a village made entirely out of wood. There are two main villages Le Charvet and Les Villards. There is a wide range of shops and restaurants in both villages and everything is walking distance. There is also the new apartment village called Edenarc with larger chalet style apartments. Out of all the Les Arcs villages 1800 has the best views of the valley, which means the best sunsets too.
