• Sleeps 10
• 5 Bedrooms
• Beautiful ski chalet in the hamlet of Le Laisinant
• Ground floor ski room & boot warmers
• Sauna and hot tub
• Table tennis
• Huge sitting-dining room with log fire, TV for DVDs, WiFi and spectacular views
• Private lift to bedroom floor and living room floor
• Good sized bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms throughout and picture window views
• Option of large twin beds or huge doubles in each room
• A chef and an assistant, who live out
• Secluded but easy to reach centre

Chalet de Pierre in Val d’Isere is a five minutes walk or one stop on the free bus past the edge of the main village, from a position just beneath the Traversée du Laisinant piste.

To return to the chalet from the bottom of the L or Mattis pistes, while the never-crowded six-seater Laisinant Express chairlift is two minutes walk, or a quick pole away.

The Laisinant Express chair lift just below the chalet, taking you up to the Solaise and Le Fornet skiing areas. Ski back to the chalet from the L piste or Germain Mattis.

Chalet de Pierre in Val d’Isere is one of the smartest Chalets in Val d’Isère.

The chalet looks over the charming little hamlet of Le Laisinant.

The Laisinant Express was already the quickest way into the Fornet ski area, and now a new run takes skiers straight into the Solaise area.

Meal times are accompanied by an unforgettable view of Bellevarde.

Equally spectacular view across the bottom of the lovely, smooth L piste and up to the glaciers of the Italian border, to be enjoyed from big, squashy sofas around the log fire.

When it gets dark, there’s a flat-screen TV and a selection of DVDs. Or just use the WiFi.

Rich menu of favorites such as Beaufort pie, tasty meat, homemade bread and an incredible dessert buffet.
Alcoves, bars and private lounges welcome you for your lunches, dinners and private parties.
A menu of varied dishes, traditional cuisine and local specialties, selection of wines and a buffet of sweet flavors.

The dining table is hand-made to specifications: three diners on the longer sides, two on the ends.
Each room has a pair of decent-sized beds that fit together to make a huge double  or slide apart.
The rooms have picture windows giving breathtaking views of sunrise over the Galise, or sunset behind Bellevarde.
The sitting-dining room under the hefty rafters, with its open-plan kitchen, is vast.
On the ground floor, between the front door and the private lift which whisks you to the bedroom floor or the living room floor, are the ski room, boot warmers, sauna, extra shower and wc, and table tennis table.

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