Chamonix Mont Blanc, France

Chalet Alaska

With an area of 243 m² distributed over three floors, the Alaska chalet is designed to accommodate up to 15 guests.

Its layout creates a contrasting interplay between the raw materials of wood and stone and its stylish and modern furniture.

LIVING SPACE: Living room with fireplace; Fully equipped kitchen; Terrace with dining area and panoramic view; TV room that can be turned into an additional bedroom; Ski room; Lift; 2-spot garage; Laundry room; Air conditioning

SLEEPING AREAS: 1 double bedroom with a bathroom; 2 double bedrooms with a walk-in shower; 1 four-person bunk room with 2 bunk beds and a bathroom; 1 three-person bunk room with a walk-in shower; 1 TV room that can be turned into an additional bedroom for two people with a walk-in shower; Flat-screen TV in each room; Room safe; Available baby bed

INCLUDED SERVICES: Concierge service; Linen provided; Daily two-hour cleaning service; Wi-Fi; Children’s toys, library; Bluetooth speaker; Baby kit; Ski pass delivery

A LA CARTE SERVICES: Chef and food service for meals at the chalet; Meal and picnic basket delivery; Airport/train station/altiport transfers; Availability of a vehicle with a chauffeur; Massages; Babysitting; Ski, hiking and mountain biking equipment delivery

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Location

• 89 Rte des Nants, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France

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About Chamonix Mont Blanc

Chamonix has 200 years of mountain sports history and is one of the most famous destinations in the world. It is situated in southeast France close to the Italian and Swiss borders. With its 5 large skiing areas, Chamonix Valley welcomes skiing enthusiasts at all levels. Between the two ends of the valley Les Houches and Le Tour, we have the two south-facing areas Le Brevent and La Flegere. Here you can ski with an astonishing view over Mont Blanc. On the north side, there's the village Argentiere where we have the world-famous area named Les Grands Montets with its challenging long runs. Finally, in the heart of Chamonix, there is the gondola going up to Aguille du Midi. It is from here you can descend down the great VALLE BLANCHE. A 22 km long run. When not skiing, there are plenty of things to do. Enjoy relaxing in one of the Valley’s spas, shopping in the lively streets of Chamonix, or get stuck in the famous after-ski in one of the many bars in town. For those who prefer a calmer atmosphere maybe a cup of tea or coffee with something sweet at one of the well-visited cafés would be the solution. In the evening there are plenty of restaurants where you can get a traditional dinner or gastronomic meal in a first-class restaurant. Lastly, for the late-nighters, there are also a couple of discos.