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Indulge in A Super-luxe Chalet for The Very Finest Of Ski Stays

Editorial Feature

Choosing a chalet for the ski season offers a plethora of choice, from helipads and ski-in ski-out facilities, to wine cellars and slope-side swimming pools. Want more advice on where to book? Cameron Temple, Director at The Luxury Chalet Company, is here to guide you to some of Europe’s ultimate offerings. All of which are fully staffed and awaiting your arrival. www.luxurychaletco.com

Chalet Mont Blanc, Megeve, France

“This alpine chalet is fused with modern comfort — and with your own helipad to hand, take-offs and landings could not be more convenient. An exceptional property featuring a large living space with mountain panoramas, every suite is individually styled to the highest standard. The dedicated service team will offer everything from gourmet dining experiences to concierge and chauffeur services. All you need to do is rejuvenate in the sophisticated spa or gather those muscles beside the fire in anticipation of your next day on the iconic slopes.” From €280,000 for a week’s stay.

Chalet N, Lech, Austria

“Nestled in Austria’s most exclusive mountain village, this chalet’s suitable for up to 22 guests across 10 suites, with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing views that have tempted affluent skiers season after season. Housing a wine cellar similar to one you would find in a private vineyard — both in terms of size and selection — pop a cork and bask in the chalet’s spa, complete with indoor pool, saunas, steam rooms, cold plunge basins and outdoor hot tub. All while a dedicated team deliver gourmet cuisine, concierge services, chauffeurs and bespoke experiences.” From €550,000 for a week’s stay.

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Chalet Les Bruxellois, Courchevel 1850, France

“This chalet offers spacious living areas, warm wood accents and ambient lighting, while each bedroom is designed to feel like a private retreat. The wellness zone, including spa, sauna, relaxation lounge, and huge alpine-themed swimming pool, make it a go-to for glitterati wanting to relax after skiing in this high-end resort. And, when you have been suitably pampered, while away the evenings with a gourmet feast prepared by your own private chef, or gather by the fire with a fine wine. This property remains a favourite with discerning skiers who enjoy the finer things life.” From €230,000 for a week’s stay.

The Lodge, Verbier, Switzerland

“Moments from Verbier’s centre, The Lodge is Sir Richard Branson’s nine-bedroom chalet. Sleeping up to 18 adults and six children, the property seamlessly blends grandeur and intimacy across five floors. Book here and enjoy a nine-metre heated pool, indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis, steam room, fitness suite and spa treatment room at your disposal, while other premium facilities, including a cinema, party space, impressive wine cellar, and a fully-equipped open kitchen, make sure your stay is one to cherish.” From 230,000CHF for a week’s stay.

Chalet La Fenice, Cervinia, Italy

“A huge six-storey retreat in Italy’s playground for the rich and famous, this chalet has seven elegantly appointed en-suite bedrooms; each with spectacular views of the Matterhorn. On arrival, the in-house team will ensure that your every need is met, allowing you to relax in the spa’s 10-metre indoor pool, steam away in the sauna or hamam, and soak up views of a lifetime in the chalet’s famous outdoor hot tub. And once you are feeling reenergised, lose yourself in the cinema room or enjoy a playful evening in the games area and entertainment lounge. You will not want to go home.” POA

Chalet il Gufo, Cervinia, Italy

“Ski-in ski-out facilities always make for a supreme ski experience and here, Chalet Il Gufo. leads the way. Blending refined elegance with mountain charm, this property houses expansive living spaces, fine fabrics and snow-dusted panoramic views aplenty. Each bedroom is furnished for rest and rejuvenation, and when it is time for the spa, enjoy the premium sauna, steam room and lounge, all of which work in harmony to invite a soothing escape. Gourmet dining is elevated by a private chef — just sit back with a bottle of Champagne and watch the skiers return from the piste.” From €90,000 for a week stay.

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