Apartment Brevieres | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Val-d’Isere

Skiing from your doorstep in Val-d’Isère means waking to alpine views and finishing dinner with the sound of your own fireplace cracking overhead. Apartment Brevieres sits within 500 metres of the town’s beating heart—shops, restaurants, and the après-ski venues that define this legendary resort—yet remains tucked away enough to feel like a private retreat. This 3-bedroom chalet apartment sleeps 6 guests across thoughtfully arranged spaces that blend Savoyard tradition with contemporary comfort, making it one of the most convenient bases in the Espace Killy ski domain.

Inside Apartment Brevieres

Apartment Brevieres sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across a single floor with elevator access for added convenience. The master bedroom features a 180 x 200cm double bed with an en-suite bathroom complete with bathtub, shower, dual basin, towel dryer, and hairdryer. Glass doors open onto a private balcony—the first thing you’ll want to explore on arrival, particularly at dawn when the Bellevarde face glows in early light. A second double bedroom, also with a 180 x 200cm bed and television, opens onto its own balcony and shares the secondary bathroom with the children’s room.

The third bedroom is designed explicitly for younger guests: twin bunk beds (90 x 190cm each), a closet for storage, and a playful yet restful atmosphere that keeps children content while parents relax elsewhere. The shared bathroom here includes a shower, double basin, toilet, and towel dryer—practical spacing that prevents morning bottlenecks.

The living area opens into one continuous space where the wood-burning fireplace becomes the focal point on cooler evenings. Sofas and chairs face the flame; the dining table seats six comfortably for shared meals or board games. A working kitchen flows seamlessly from the lounge, equipped with an electric oven, four induction hob rings, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, kettle, toaster, fridge with separate freezer compartment, and a fondue set—because dining in Val-d’Isère without fondue feels incomplete. A separate toilet and vacuum cleaner complete the domestic layout.

Practical touches throughout include internal elevator access (invaluable when carrying ski equipment and luggage simultaneously), an in-building ski locker, washing machine, and dryer. Wireless internet runs throughout the apartment. On request, a cot and high chair are available for families with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Two balconies offer different perspectives on the mountain landscape. The master bedroom’s balcony catches morning sun and provides a quiet coffee spot before the day begins. The second bedroom’s balcony faces the opposite direction, ideal for sunset observation. Both are furnished for lingering, whether you’re mentally preparing for the slopes or unwinding after them. A covered parking space sits adjacent to the building entrance—a significant practical advantage in a resort where winter weather can be unpredictable.

Location: Val-d’Isère and the Surrounding Area

Val-d’Isère, situated at 1,850 metres elevation in the northern French Alps, functions as the gateway to Espace Killy—a combined ski area of 300km of marked runs connecting Val-d’Isère with the neighbouring Tignes resort 30km to the south. Apartment Brevieres places you less than 500 metres from the town centre, where Rue de la Gare contains most of the village’s dining and shopping. Local restaurants including La Petite Maison and Le Ski serve traditional Savoyard cuisine; the Wednesday and Saturday morning markets at the Place de l’Eglise stock fresh local cheese, charcuterie, and seasonal vegetables. Carrefour supermarket sits 450 metres away for self-catering supplies.

The nearest ski lift access (Glaciers lift) is 350 metres on foot—genuinely ski-in convenient. The Bellevarde peak, which dominates views from most accommodation in Val-d’Isère, rises to 2,827 metres and features the challenging Bellevarde run, a 2,000-metre vertical descent favoured by advanced skiers. The Face de Bellevarde route, marked at 2,800 metres, is one of Europe’s most technical ski descents. For intermediate skiers, the Solaise sector offers gentler terrain with exceptional panoramas across to Mont Blanc, 100km west.

Beyond skiing, Val-d’Isère hosts the Parc de la Vanoise (15km south)—France’s oldest national park with hiking, wildlife spotting, and summer wildflower displays. The Savoyard village of Bourg-Saint-Maurice, 30km north, functions as the main service hub with shopping, petrol stations, and year-round amenities. For cross-border adventures, the Italian border sits 70km south; Turin is a 3-hour drive.

Summer transforms Val-d’Isère into a hiking and mountain-biking destination. The Tour de Mont Blanc trail passes nearby. Winter seasons run reliably from December through April, with January–February typically offering the deepest snow and coldest temperatures. July and August suit families seeking cooler alpine temperatures (averaging 15°C) compared to lowland France.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children thrive at Apartment Brevieres. The dedicated children’s bedroom with bunk beds, the high chair and cot availability, and proximity to beginner ski schools (ESF and UCPA operate nearby) make it practical for multi-generational trips. The wood-burning fireplace and television in two bedrooms provide entertainment during bad-weather days.

Groups of six friends—whether skiers or non-skiers—find the shared dining and lounge areas conducive to socialising. The fondue set and kitchen capacity suit dinner parties. Mixed-ability ski groups appreciate the location: advanced skiers can tackle Bellevarde immediately, while beginners access gentler runs on the Solaise sector without transfers.

Couples seeking a mountain retreat value the fireplace, private master balcony, and proximity to restaurants, allowing them to trade cooking duties for dining out. The separation of bedrooms means couples can invite one other couple without awkwardness.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Nearest airport: Chambéry Airport (60km north, approximately 75 minutes by car) handles year-round flights from UK and European hubs. Geneva Airport (175km northwest, approximately 3.5 hours) offers more international options and competitive pricing; a shuttle bus runs daily between Geneva and Val-d’Isère.

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour supermarket on Rue de la Gare, approximately 450 metres from the apartment.

Included in rental: Heating, Wi-Fi, wood for the fireplace, kitchen equipment, washing machine and dryer use, ski locker, elevator access, and private parking. Linen and towels are provided; cot and high chair available on request at no additional charge.

Check-in timing: Flexible arrivals are accommodated subject to availability; early check-in and late checkout available for an additional fee.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Brevieres

How many guests does Apartment Brevieres sleep?

Apartment Brevieres sleeps 6 guests maximum. The three bedrooms accommodate: a master double (180 x 200cm), a second double (180 x 200cm), and a children’s room with twin bunk beds (90 x 190cm each). A cot is available on request for infants, bringing the practical capacity to 6–7 depending on the ages of children in the group.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Brevieres in Val-d’Isère?

Chambéry Airport lies approximately 60km north of Val-d’Isère, a 75-minute drive. Geneva Airport, 175km northwest, is approximately 3 hours by car and offers greater flight availability and competitive fares. Both airports have car rental on-site; shuttle buses operate daily between Geneva and Val-d’Isère during ski season, costing approximately €50–70 per person.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Brevieres?

Winter (December–April) is peak season for skiing; January and February deliver the deepest snow and coldest, most stable conditions, though accommodation is priciest then. December and early April offer better value with still-reliable snow at higher elevations. Summer (July–August) suits families seeking cool alpine air (averaging 15°C) and hiking opportunities. Shoulder months—September and November—are quietest and cheapest, though weather becomes unpredictable and some amenities close seasonally.

Is Apartment Brevieres suitable for families with children?

Yes. The dedicated children’s bedroom with twin bunk beds, availability of a cot and high chair, and building elevator access make it family-friendly. Val-d’Isère hosts ESF and UCPA ski schools within 500 metres, offering group and private lessons for children from 3 years old. The wood-burning fireplace provides entertainment during bad-weather days. Supermarkets and restaurants serving family-friendly menus are within walking distance. The high-altitude setting (1,850 metres) suits older children but may require acclimatisation time for very young infants.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Brevieres?

The rental includes heating, Wi-Fi internet throughout the apartment, wood for the fireplace, all kitchen equipment and appliances (oven, hobs, dishwasher, coffee machine, fondue set), use of the washing machine and dryer, ski storage locker, private parking, and the internal elevator. Linen and towels are provided. A cot and high chair are available at no additional cost on request. Utilities (electricity, gas, water) are included in the quoted rate.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Brevieres?

Within 500 metres, Rue de la Gare contains La Petite Maison (traditional Savoyard), Le Ski (casual French bistro), and numerous cafés. Carrefour supermarket is 450 metres away; the Wednesday and Saturday morning market at Place de l’Eglise stocks local cheese, charcuterie, and produce. Bourg-Saint-Maurice, 30km north, contains larger supermarkets (Leclerc), pharmacies, and petrol stations for supplies or emergencies. Most restaurants in Val-d’Isère specialise in fondue, raclette, and tartiflette—Savoyard staples that define alpine dining.