Catering: Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 8 - 12
Catering: Self-Catered
Bedrooms: 4
Guests: 8 - 12
Catering: Self-Catered
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 8 - 10
Catering: Catered or Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 4
Guests: 6 - 10
Catering: Catered or Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 4
Guests: 8
Balcony & terrace
Home cinema room
Outdoor hot tub
Wood burning fireplaces
Catering: Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 2
Guests: 4 - 6
Access to spa facilities
Central location
Open-plan living area
Shared swimming pool
Catering: Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 2
Guests: 4 - 7
Access to spa facilities
Central location
Open-plan living area
Shared swimming pool
Catering: Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 2
Guests: 4
Access to spa facilities
Central location
Open-plan living area
Shared swimming pool
Catering: Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 4
Guests: 8 - 12
Access to spa facilities
Central location
Open-plan living area
Shared swimming pool
Catering: Catered or Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 10
Catering: Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 8 - 12
Catering: Catered or Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 8 - 12
Catering: Catered
Bedrooms: 4
Guests: 8
Mountain views
Outdoor Nordic hot tub
Ski-in/ski-out
Wood burning fireplace
Catering: Catered
Bedrooms: 6
Guests: 12
Home cinema room
Indoor Jacuzzi and sauna
Indoor swimming pool
Ski-in/ski-out
Catering: Catered or Self-Catered or Breakfast Only
Bedrooms: 5
Guests: 10
Our prices show the range from the low season to the high season. Plus, if the property has catering options, the low price is for the lowest level e.g. self-catered, and the high price is for the highest level e.g. catered.
Each property has different high and low seasons. The general pattern is:
Chalets in the Alps
Low season is usually early/mid-December, mid-January, and summer.
Mid season is usually early February, March and April.
High season is usually Xmas, New Year and mid/end February.
Villas in Europe
Low season is usually April, May and October.
Mid season is usually June and September.
High season is usually July and August.
Villas in the Caribbean
Low season is usually June to November.
Mid season is usually November to mid-December and mid-April to June.
High season is usually mid-December to mid-April.
Val d’Isère in France is one of the all time classic, and best, ski resorts in the Alps. The huge Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area and a buzzing village centre have made it a favourite for years; it’s hard to not return every year, luckily there are a lot of chalets to make each stay unique. The lift infrastructure is among the fastest and most efficient in the world, so getting up the mountain from any of our luxury ski chalets in Val d’Isère is easy.
Val d’Isère is made up of several distinct areas, each offering a slightly different experience depending on how you like to ski, relax, and spend your evenings. Our luxury chalet rentals in Val d’Isère are spread across each area.
The heart of the resort, where you’ll find the main lifts, restaurants, bars, and boutiques. Staying here puts you right in the middle of the action, with easy access to both Solaise and Bellevarde. Ideal if you want everything on your doorstep.
Located at the entrance to the resort, La Daille offers excellent ski-in/ski-out access and a quieter atmosphere. It’s well connected to the centre via lifts and buses, making it a practical choice for those prioritising skiing convenience.
A picturesque hamlet at the far end of the valley, Le Fornet feels more traditional and secluded. It offers quick access to some of the best off-piste terrain and appeals to those looking for a quieter, more refined base.
If easy access to the slopes is a priority, look for properties close to the Bellevarde and Solaise lifts, or in La Daille. Many of the most sought-after chalets offer true ski-in/ski-out access, allowing you to maximise your time on the mountain.
Val d’Isere has a reputation as being one of the best ski resorts in the world, and for good reason. For a start, it’s vast. The Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area links in with Tignes and offers a plentiful supply of well-groomed pistes for beginners and intermediates. For the more advanced skiers, there are monster mogul fields, steep blacks, some epic off-piste bowls and couloirs and for the speed junkies, there’s the legendary Olympic men’s downhill run, La Face.
We provide the finest catered ski chalets in Val d’Isère, where you can enjoy the finest food in the most beautiful and feature-filled ski chalets. Our catered chalets with private chefs in Val d’Isère often have far more than just chefs, with housekeeping staff, butlers, drivers and more available. Explore our full collection of catered chalets across the Alps here.
We have over 40 ski-in/ski-out chalets in Val d’Isère. More than you’ll find in some other European ski resorts, so if you are primarily concerned about being able to ski to and from your chalet door, you have come to the right place. If you are looking for a ski-in/ ski-out chalet in Val d’Isere, one of our favourites is Face a Face, a 6-bedroom chalet in a brilliant location. It has been gorgeously designed with every amenity you could hope for. Explore our full collection of ski-in, ski-out chalets across the Alps here.
Val d’Isère is one of the world’s best ski resorts, and as you would expect, the chalet rental rates are relatively high compared to some resorts. It is home to a huge selection of ski chalets, including some of the best in the world.
Prices vary based on the time of year. Christmas and February half-term rentals cost more than end-of-season stays. Chalet size, features and services like drivers or catering also adjust the price point. Our luxury ski chalets in Val d’Isere range in price from around £15,000 a week for a self-catered apartment for a family of 5 in the middle of winter, to £200,000 a week for a peak week at our finest, fully staffed, multi-family ski chalet with a heated pool, cinema room and much more.
The town of Val d’Isère sits at an altitude of 1,850 meters, so is one of the higher ski resorts in the Alps. However, the ski area goes up to a very lofty 3,450m, so sits above most other ski areas. It is easy to ski all day in the 2000m to 3000m zone. The high altitude means snow conditions are usually very good.
Val d’Isère works really well for beginner skiers. The resort offers several beginner-friendly zones, such as the nursery slopes near the village and some well-groomed green runs like those in the Solaise area. These areas provide a safe environment for newcomers to build confidence while enjoying the stunning scenery.
Even though the resort is renowned for its extensive skiing with many advanced pistes, it is also a great option for novice skiers. There are many fantastic green runs and some lovely easy blues to inspire confidence. There is also a beautiful variety of runs for intermediate skiers to enjoy and test themselves.
Val d’Isère is a good ski resort for families, but it depends on the needs and preferences of your group. The resort offers excellent facilities for children, including events and activities, dedicated beginner zones, ski schools with highly skilled instructors, and childcare services. Family-friendly accommodation is also widespread, including chalets with playrooms and hotels with amenities like kids’ clubs.
Val d’Isère is one of the finest ski resorts in the Alps, combining high-altitude, relatively snow-sure skiing with a lively village atmosphere and an Alpine heritage other resorts wish they...
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