Chalet Belleville | 7-Bedroom Chalet in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville Les

Fourteen guests arrive at Chalet Belleville in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville expecting a mountain refuge. What they find instead is a 7-bedroom luxury ski chalet that redefines what a family gathering or friends’ reunion can become when space, comfort and location align perfectly. This is where the 3 Vallées ski region meets serious living room for serious groups.

Inside Chalet Belleville

Chalet Belleville sleeps 15 guests across 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, a scale that transforms group holidays from logistical puzzles into actual relaxation. The accommodation plan reads like a designer’s masterclass in layout: two separate master suites offer couples or families their private domain, while a junior suite bridges the gap between child and adult spaces. Three additional double rooms ensure the rest of your party sleeps soundly. A dedicated children’s bedroom with a trundle bed eliminates arguments about who shares what. Every bedroom connects to its own en-suite bathroom—no queuing at dawn.

The public spaces expand generously around a 140-square-metre living area built on open-plan thinking. A lounge anchors the heart of things with substantial sofas arranged around a working fireplace, where logs burn through après-ski hours and the light flickers across faces deep in conversation. The television and DVD collection mean rainy days never feel like lost days. The dining table seats 12 without crowding, and the kitchen—fully equipped with integrated appliances, a central island and serious counter space—is the kind of galley that makes reluctant cooks actually volunteer for dinner duty. A kettle, toaster, blender, full-sized fridge and freezer handle everything from morning coffee to midnight snacks.

The wellness zone beneath the main living space shifts the energy entirely. A steam room and sauna sit side by side (book these for evening use when muscles have earned it), while the outdoor jacuzzi positioned on a private terrace section offers mountain air and starlight while jets massage away the day’s exertion. A daybed in the relaxation area becomes the obvious place to collapse with a book between sauna and dinner.

Entertainment layers across multiple rooms. The games room houses a full billiards table, table football, pinball machines and arcade games—the kind of setup that keeps teenagers and competitive adults occupied for hours. A dedicated corner with a giant screen and a library of 500 films transforms quiet evenings into cinema experiences. The WII games console adds another dimension for families with younger children.

Practical touches appear everywhere: a laundry room with iron and ironing board for week-long stays, a dedicated ski room with boot heaters (essential when you’re skiing multiple days), Wi-Fi that actually works for video calls home, and climate control heating that keeps the entire structure warm through Alpine nights.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The chalet extends outward onto a 150-square-metre terrace that functions as outdoor living room, dining venue and dawn coffee spot. A brazier and built-in barbecue means grilled dinners happen naturally—the kind of meals that taste better cooked outside in cold mountain air. Balconies branch from multiple bedrooms, offering that luxury of stepping outside in morning light before anyone else wakes. Corner positioning means light reaches different sections throughout the day, and the views toward the Chatelard valley create the visual reward that justifies every step of the climb to get here.

Two private parking spaces solve the arrival puzzle entirely—unload, park, enter without the stress of finding alternatives down narrow village lanes.

Location: Saint-Martin-de-Belleville and the Surrounding Area

Saint-Martin-de-Belleville sits at the entrance to the Vallée des Bellevilles, a 12-kilometre valley that forms the third pillar of the 3 Vallées ski network—the world’s largest interconnected ski area with over 600 kilometres of pistes spanning Courchevel, Méribel, and this valley’s network.

The walk from Chalet Belleville to the ski lifts takes four minutes on foot, or two minutes by car for families managing younger children or heavy equipment. The Belleville Express gondola connects directly to the broader 3 Vallées circuit, meaning access to Courchevel’s runs and Méribel’s terrain happens through a single lift system. In summer, these same lifts climb hikers and mountain bikers toward alpine trails and wildflower meadows.

The village itself clusters around traditional Savoyard architecture—steep roofs designed for snow load, wooden balconies draped in geraniums, and narrow lanes that smell of woodsmoke and baking bread. Local restaurants within walking distance serve raclette, fondue and tartiflette (the three-cheese potato dish that defines Savoyard comfort). A small supermarket and pharmacy sit steps from the main village square. Specialist ski shops line the approach road—everything from rental equipment to technical repairs happens locally.

Moutiers, the valley’s main town 12 kilometres downhill, houses a railway station connecting to Geneva (2 hours by train) and offers larger shops and medical facilities. Geneva Airport, 90 kilometres away, represents the primary international gateway—roughly 90 minutes by car via the A41 motorway through Chambéry. For those arriving by rail, the Moutiers station connects to high-speed TGV services reaching Paris in eight hours.

Winter transforms the region from November through April, with reliable snow from December onward and the best conditions typically appearing from January to March. The Easter school holidays create peak crowds, while January and early February offer shorter queues and fresh powder. Summer (June to September) opens the high Alpine terrain for hiking—Mont de la Loze reaches 2,002 metres with panoramic views across the Vanoise National Park. Spring skiing (April to May) offers warm days and firm snow conditions ideal for families.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families—grandparents, parents, teenagers and young children under one roof—find the seven bedrooms eliminate compromises. Multi-generational groups benefit from en-suite bathrooms that remove scheduling conflicts. Friends’ groups of eight to fifteen people discover that the games room, sauna, hot tub and film collection mean entertainment happens organically rather than requiring external planning.

Corporate retreats and team gatherings thrive here: the size accommodates 15, the games room supports group bonding, and reliable Wi-Fi allows work to continue when necessary. Couples on milestone anniversaries enjoy the two master suites (perfect for travelling with adult children) and the jacuzzi positioned for private stargazing.

Skiing is the primary draw, but the village location means non-skiers remain entertained: hikers access high-altitude trails, photographers chase light through the valley, and visitors interested in Savoyard culture explore village architecture and local food traditions without isolation.

Practical Information

Chalet Belleville accommodates 15 guests maximum across 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The nearest international airport is Geneva Airport (90 kilometres), with transfer time of approximately 90 minutes by car. The local supermarket sits 300 metres downhill in the village center. Moutiers railway station (12 kilometres) offers national and international train connections.

Included in the rental are Wi-Fi, heating, all linens and towels, and final cleaning upon departure. The ski room with boot heaters, sauna and outdoor jacuzzi operate without additional cost. Parking is guaranteed (two private spaces). Laundry facilities are available for longer stays. Check-in typically begins at 4pm, with flexibility available on request depending on availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chalet Belleville

How many guests does Chalet Belleville sleep?

Chalet Belleville sleeps 15 guests maximum. The breakdown comprises two master suites (suited to couples or families), one junior suite, three double bedrooms, and one children’s bedroom with a trundle bed. All seven bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. A sofa in the lounge provides additional sleeping if needed, though the five bathrooms are calibrated for 15 guests as the intended capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Chalet Belleville in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville?

Geneva Airport (Aéroport International de Genève) stands 90 kilometres from Chalet Belleville, with transfer time of approximately 90 minutes by car under normal conditions. Hire car services and shuttle coaches operate regular runs from the airport into the 3 Vallées valleys. The alternative is Chambéry Airport (75 kilometres, 75 minutes), which handles regional European connections and sometimes offers competitive pricing or convenient flight times. For rail travellers, Moutiers railway station (12 kilometres downhill) connects Geneva to the valley on a regular schedule.

What is the best time of year to rent Chalet Belleville?

Winter defines the skiing season from November through April, with optimal snow conditions between January and March. December offers reliable snow and festive atmosphere, while April allows spring skiing (warm days, firm mornings). School holidays (Christmas, February half-term, Easter) attract families but create higher crowds and pricing. January and early February deliver the quietest conditions with fresh powder. Summer (June to September) transforms the region for hiking and mountain biking, though the chalet’s hot tub and games room matter less seasonally. September and October offer mild weather, clear skies and fewer crowds—ideal for visitors blending hiking with village exploration.

Is Chalet Belleville suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically designed for families. The children’s bedroom with trundle bed accommodates young guests, the games room (billiards, arcade, pinball) entertains teenagers on rest days, and the WII console keeps younger children engaged during weather delays. The ski room with boot heaters means family equipment management happens efficiently. The jacuzzi offers supervised relaxation (adult supervision essential), and the village location means restaurants and shops remain accessible without car journeys. The two-minute drive to ski lifts suits families managing small children and heavy bags. One important note: the outdoor jacuzzi and sauna require adult supervision if children use them.

What is included in the rental price at Chalet Belleville?

The rental includes Wi-Fi connectivity, central heating throughout winter months, all bed linens and towels, final cleaning upon departure, sauna and steam room access, outdoor jacuzzi heating, and use of all entertainment facilities (games room, WII console, 500-film library, billiards table). Ski room access with boot heaters is included. Laundry facilities and ironing equipment are available. Two private parking spaces form part of the booking. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are covered. What requires advance arrangement: cot rental for infants, specialist ski instruction bookings, private chef services, or additional cleaning mid-stay.

What restaurants and shops are near Chalet Belleville?

The village center of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville contains a supermarket (300 metres), pharmacy, and several small shops specializing in ski equipment and village supplies. Restaurants within walking distance include traditional Savoyard establishments serving fondue, raclette and tartiflette—the local three-cheese potato dish that defines mountain cuisine. The village creamery sells Beaufort cheese and local produce. Moutiers (12 kilometres downhill) hosts larger supermarkets, bakeries, restaurants and medical facilities. The Courchevel 1850 resort (35 kilometres via the ski network, 25 kilometres by road) offers Michelin-starred dining and upscale shopping, though the village style of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville prioritizes authenticity over luxury retail.