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4.2 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
We have just spent a week in the chalet at this beautiful resort and could not fault our stay. Our hosts Mario and Charley were so fantastic. Helpful, friendly, professional and fantastic chefs - the food was sensational. The standard of the chalet was true to the description and photos on the internet - very c... + more
Paulina Moncrieff
5 out of 5
The chalet is very nice and spacious, there’s a really nice living area where you sit down and eat. Even though there were 12-15 people there it never felt crowded. It’s all quite traditional with a wood burner which was lovely. There was a TV and DVD player but they weren’t used at all during the week becau... + more
Mr Ferguson, West Wickham
5 out of 5
This is a modern take on an old fashioned look. From exposed stone on the outside, to high beams of aged wood on the inside, it is naturally light. Warmth is brought to the fore by the inviting open hearth, an idyllic resting place with a drink and friendly conversation at close of day. Ski in via the blue Tave... + more
Sno man, Sno Staff
4 out of 5
You can really tell that this Chalet is newly refurbished. The rooms are light and airy with beautiful en suites which really makes a difference when you're on a physically active holiday. There is a family room which is spacious too. The open living/dining area is very comfortable and the chalet is set in a gr... + more
Jackie, London
4 out of 5
Val d’Isere was amazing and the actual chalet was lovely but the chalet staff were appalling! The staff needed to be properly managed – two stroppy 19 year old boys. The food was rubbish and the cake inedible. I booked last minute and got the holiday half price but a lot of the other guests had paid more than... + more
Anon, Barnet
3 out of 5
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Location: where is Chalet Premiere Neige

Le Laisinant. In the hamlet of Le Laisinant, Chalet Premiere Neige offers an excellent location for the skiing. It is 50 metres (approx.) from the Laisinant Express lift, which allows access to the whole ski area and in normal snow conditions it is possible to ski down from the Solaise bowl to just behind the chalet on a blue piste. The ski bus stop is just 80 metres (approx.) from the chalet and the centre of Val d’Isère is an 800 metres (approx.) stroll or a short bus ride away.

Fantastic access to ski hire - 17 minutes walk (approx.) to rental shop

Overview: chalet description: Chalet Premiere Neige description

This beautiful chalet boasts a lovely spacious living/dining area with high wooden beams, stylish seating and a large open fire. French doors open on to a terrace with great views. All bedrooms enjoy modern en suite facilities and are pleasantly furnished. The suites, where children enjoy half price places and reductions are offered for 3rd and 4th occupants, are ideal for families or groups. This is a beautiful home-from-home, a chalet in which your slippers will not look out of place, yet with just enough sophistication to remind you of the world class resort you are enjoying.

Rooms 1, 3, 4 & 5 can be configured with either twin beds or a king-sized double bed, so please advise your preference when booking.

This is a Superior chalet so you can enjoy extra features including a warm reception of vin chaud, delicious four course meals and additional indulgent extras.

Facilities: Chalet Premiere Neige features

  • All Rooms en suite: Yes
  • All Rooms with Private Facilities: Yes
  • Bedrooms: 5
  • Car Parking: Yes
  • Child Care (pre book): Yes
  • Open Fire: Yes
  • Piste/Lift: 50m
  • Ski Bus: 80m
  • Sole occupancy: Yes
  • Town centre: 800m
  • WiFi: Yes

Room Types: Chalet Premiere Neige bedrooms

Ground floor:
Room 1 = suite comprising twin or king-sized double interconnecting with a bunk room (no window) with bath and WC
Room 2 = triple with bath and WC
Room 3 = twin or king-sized double with bath and WC

First floor:
Room 4 = suite comprising small bunk area (no window) interconnecting to a twin or king-sized double with bath and WC
Room 5 = twin or king-sized double with shower and WC

  • Large living/dining area with open fire and French doors leading to terrace

Chalet staff live in.

Room Supplements:
Room 1 (as twin) add £9 pp/pn
Room 4 (as twin) add £7 pp/pn
Rooms 3 & 5 add £5 pp/pn
Rooms 1 & 4 (as triples) waive supplement. Rooms 1 & 4 (as quads) when 3rd and 4th beds are occupied by children aged 2-11 yrs they pay half the adult full price. 12 years and over deduct £4pp/pn
Beds in rooms 1, 3, 4 & 5 will be made up as twins unless we are advised otherwise.

Meals: Chalet Premiere Neige food & drink

We update Chalet Premiere Neige's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Val d'Isere: about holidays in Val d'Isere: about ski holidays in Val d'Isere: about ski holidays in Val d'Isere France

•½ of Espace Killy •Fantastic après •Traditional chocolate box village •Skiable glacier

Ski never-ending pistes and powder, ogle at colossal peaks and cosy Savoie architecture, then end the day with some of the world's most wild and wonderful après ski. Val d'Isere is considered by many to be the best ski resort on earth, and we’re inclined to agree.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Families •Groups •Non skiers •Catered Chalets

Val d'Isere webcam

Snow Report: Top 375cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 50cm expected this week

Snow History: November average depth 21.83cm

Val d'Isere trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)145km, 1h45
Geneva (GVA)180km, 2h40
Grenoble (GNB)210km 2h50
Region:France, Alps.
First opened:1934

Val d'Isere lift pass price last reported as €294 (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Premiere Neige.
Night skiing: Yes, every Thursday
Val d'Isere has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing October - May.

Town altitude: 1850m
Top of slopes: 3300m
Bottom of piste: 1550m
Vertical drop: 1900m
Total length of trails:300km
Longest piste:10km (Tignes)
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In France's Rhone Alp region, Val d'Isere (pronounced: val de saire/sare/ser or val d sere) is widely thought of as one of the most brilliant and beautiful ski areas in the world. In keeping with the giddyingly gorgeous surroundings, the resort itself is one of France's prettiest - a huddle alpine hamlets formed from cosy wood and stone chalets. With the original village dating back to the 13th century and a Christmas-card-worthy church steeple at its centre, there’s alpine charm by the bucket load. While dre...
Skiers in Val d'Isere are schussing in the tracks of some of the world's greatest skiers. Olympic medallists Marielle and Christine Goitschel learned to ski here, not to mention triple gold winner Jean-Claude Killy, after whom the wider ski area is named. As an indication of this place's premier status - the resort has hosted championships including the 1992 Olympics, the World Alpine Ski Championships in 2009 and World Cup events every December. If some of the best skiers in history have learned here, begi...
Famed for its après ski, there's no chance of a dull evening in Val. Living up to its name, you'll experience ‘sweet madness' at the original Le Folie Douce, which brings you some of the best après ski in Europe - including dancers, musicians, raining champagne and much more... Once that closes, Dicks T Bar's a local legend, staying open into the early hours each night. Bananas is another firm favourite, much loved for its crafty cocktails and slope-side location. In Val d'Isere's 90-something restaurants, ...

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"Premiere Neige"

Paulina Moncrieff
5/ out of 5
We have just spent a week in the chalet at this beautiful resort and could not fault our stay. Our hosts Mario and Charley were so fantastic. Helpful, friendly, professional and fantastic chefs - the food was sensational. The standard of the chalet was true to the description and photos on the internet - very comfortable and welcoming. Although the chalet is not located right in the middle of the town centre, it is easily accessed by the free shuttle bus which runs regularly until the early hours in the morning. All in all it has been a wonderful holiday and we will hopefully be back soon!

"Perfect chalet"

Mr Ferguson, West Wickham
5/ out of 5
The chalet is very nice and spacious, there’s a really nice living area where you sit down and eat. Even though there were 12-15 people there it never felt crowded. It’s all quite traditional with a wood burner which was lovely. There was a TV and DVD player but they weren’t used at all during the week because we had such good company. There were also resources and stuff like maps and you had internet access which was great. The rooms were good and always warm and there was plenty of storage for skis and snowboards. It will be a shame if the couple we had as hosts weren’t there next season as they were amazing. The food was unreal and there was always snacks and teas if you wanted them. We had a cooked breakfast option every morning with porridge if you wanted it, cereal, fruit juices etc. You’re literally 20 metres to the lift and 25 metres to the bus stop if you want to get around that way. It’s also less than 5 minutes into Val proper where you can choose from as many lifts as you like. If you timed it right you could ski within 20 metres, not the nicest run in the world but not a bad ski.

"Old stone & wood brought up to date"

Sno man, Sno Staff
4/ out of 5
This is a modern take on an old fashioned look. From exposed stone on the outside, to high beams of aged wood on the inside, it is naturally light. Warmth is brought to the fore by the inviting open hearth, an idyllic resting place with a drink and friendly conversation at close of day. Ski in via the blue Taversee du Laisinant which can also take you to the main town, or waltz just 50m to the Laisinant Express lift. For non-skiers, the walk to town is less than a kilometre, or for a less strenuous trip, jump on the bus, located barely 80m from your doorstep.

"Refurbed & plush"

Jackie, London
4/ out of 5
You can really tell that this Chalet is newly refurbished. The rooms are light and airy with beautiful en suites which really makes a difference when you're on a physically active holiday. There is a family room which is spacious too. The open living/dining area is very comfortable and the chalet is set in a great location looking right out at the piste where you can ski into if you're not a beginner. Comparing with everything else in the same resort, I thought this was the best for the price. Val Disere isn't cheap but its such a great ski area and even the best among us couldn't ski-out the whole Espace Killy in a week. Its more classy than Tignes but seems to have less cheap-seats so its hard to stay here on a tight budget... maybe they prefer it that way? Top tips if you want to do some of the more famous bits of this legend among mountain towns: - a higher intermediate or advance is to have a go at the "Face" which is the famous world cup slope - do après ski at the Folie Douce but leave dancing-on-tables-in-ski-boots to the young and the sozzled - have a yankee-style burger in the Quicksilver/Roxy shop (yum)

"Great resort, lovely chalet, rubbish staff"

Anon, Barnet
3/ out of 5
Val d’Isere was amazing and the actual chalet was lovely but the chalet staff were appalling! The staff needed to be properly managed – two stroppy 19 year old boys. The food was rubbish and the cake inedible. I booked last minute and got the holiday half price but a lot of the other guests had paid more than me and none of us got what we paid for at all. I’d give the actual chalet 4 out of 5 but the staff were shocking and deserve a 0. . . Update: The chalet has changed the staff from winter 2013/2014 onwards.
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