Rent Chalet Laney France
Holiday Home Rental Description
Nestled in Val d’Isere, we had the pleasure of experiencing Chalet Laney, an exceptional Alpine haven. The slopes at our doorstep and breathtaking views made it a paradise for ski enthusiasts seeking luxury.
Chalet Laney seamlessly blends traditional Alpine charm with modern luxury. Spread across four floors, it comfortably hosted our group of six. The lower level featured a fully-equipped kitchen and dining area, perfect for group meals after thrilling days on the slopes. A spacious living room on the floor above treated us to mountain vistas through large windows and a cozy seating area around a roaring fireplace, with access to a spacious terrace.
Ascending further, three inviting bedrooms awaited across the upper levels. Two twin rooms with shared bathroom facilities were on the first floor, while the third bedroom on the upper levels featured a double bed and a private en-suite bathroom.
The fantastic A La Carte dining plan at Chalet Laney, a self-catering experience with a touch of luxury, made our stay even more memorable. With a shopping list in advance and a fully stocked kitchen upon arrival, we enjoyed every moment in this exquisite retreat.
The Chalet
Lower Ground Floor
– Open plan kitchen and dining area
Ground Floor
– Living room featuring large bay windows overlooking the sunny terrace
First Floor
– Two twins on the first floor which both share a bathroom on the same level
Second Floor
– One double bedroom with its own private bathroom and WC on the second floor
Additional Facilities
– Bed linen with beds made on arrival
– Towels and bathrobes
– Daily cleaning (6 days out of 7) with mid stay towel change
– End of stay clean
– Welcome basket
– Firewood
– Unlimited Wi-Fi access
Chalet Laney is ideally located in the heart of Val d’Isère, a popular Alpine skiing resort, with excellent access to amenities and the wider area should you wish to explore.
Getting to the chalet is straightforward and simple as Val d’Isère is well-serviced by its transport links. The area is easily accessible by road, with major airports in cities such as Geneva and Lyon, both of which are around a two-and-a-half hours’ drive away. The resort is also connected to the French rail network, with regular services to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, which is the nearest train station.
While Val d’Isère is primarily a ski resort, the surrounding area has grown to accommodate a number of popular pastimes. In the village, you’ll find a charming atmosphere with a world-class range of restaurants, bars, and shops, as well as a weekly market selling local produce and handicrafts.
You’ll also be able to try your hand at a wide variety of activities beyond skiing, such as snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ice skiing. Or, you can take a break from physical activities and book a relaxing spa experience at one of the resort’s many wellness centres.
Val d’Isère comes alive at night with its famous party scene, with a fantastic variety of bars and nightclubs parting well into the night.
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