Chalet Moudon | 4-Bedroom Chalet with Hot Tub in Les Gets

A ski chalet rental in Les Gets that places you 450 metres from the Télésiège des Perrières means you can be on the slopes within minutes of stepping outside your door. Chalet Moudon sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, offering the kind of alpine accommodation where proximity to winter sports doesn’t compromise on comfort or style. Set in a tranquil residential pocket of the Portes du Soleil ski domain, this three-storey property combines genuine seclusion with immediate access to over 600 kilometres of interconnected pistes.

Inside Chalet Moudon

The interior spans 180 square metres across three distinct levels, each carefully proportioned for groups of up to eight. Chalet Moudon sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, with no compromise on individual en-suite facilities—a detail that matters when coordinating mornings before the lifts open.

Ground floor hosts two bedrooms, each anchored by a king-size bed and direct terrace access. The first bedroom includes a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, ideal for soaking out mountain fatigue after a long day. The second ground-floor bedroom pairs its bed with an en-suite featuring a walk-in shower. A dedicated ski room with heated boot storage occupies practical ground-level space—the kind of thoughtful detail that transforms a rental into genuine convenience.

The first floor contains two further bedrooms, both with king-size beds, terrace access, and en-suite shower rooms. These rooms capture quieter alpine light and serve as a natural separation for families mixing generations or groups seeking privacy.

The second floor is where collective living happens. A spacious living area with exposed timber vaulting and floor-to-ceiling windows frames the mountain vista—the kind of view that holds conversation mid-sentence. A wood-burning stove anchors deep sofas, while a Smart TV offers evening entertainment. The kitchen, fully equipped with professional-grade appliances including a hob, oven, and coffee machine, flows into a dining zone with a substantial island where eight can gather comfortably. A guest WC ensures practical separation from the bedroom bathrooms. Terrace doors extend the living space outdoors, blurring the boundary between interior comfort and alpine air.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds measure approximately 25 square metres of dedicated terrace and lawn, modest in scale but maximised for purpose. A private Jacuzzi provides post-ski recovery—the water heated and ready regardless of season. A built-in barbecue invites summer entertaining or shoulder-season gatherings. A private ski locker stores equipment safely, and allocated parking removes the friction of resort logistics.

Terraces cascade from multiple levels of the chalet itself, offering different exposures and quiet corners. Early morning light on the terrace is the moment many guests discover that ski holidays need not be relentlessly scheduled—sometimes the view alone justifies staying put.

Location: Les Gets and the Surrounding Area

Les Gets functions as the beating heart of the Portes du Soleil region, a sprawling ski network that links 12 distinct villages across the Franco-Swiss border. Chalet Moudon sits in elevated terrain, quiet enough to hear the mountain but close enough to reach the village in a 2-kilometre descent or short drive.

The Télésiège des Perrières, 450 metres away, is the nearest access point to the Portes du Soleil’s vast interconnected system. This proximity matters during peak winter weeks when alternative access points generate queues; the Perrières lift often moves faster due to its position serving slightly fewer concurrent routes. In winter, the terrain around Les Gets consistently receives snow between December and March, with January and February offering the deepest base and most reliable conditions across the 600-plus kilometres of linked pistes.

The Les Gets village centre, roughly 2 kilometres away, houses supermarkets including a substantial Carrefour, weekly markets on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, and restaurants ranging from casual fondue houses to refined mountain dining. Ski rental shops cluster near the main lifts—Intersport and ESF ski school both operate multiple branches. Après-ski venues include the Republique bar and various mountain restaurants accessible by lift, serving traditional Savoyard fare including raclette, tartiflette, and locally-produced Reblochon cheese.

Summer transforms the area entirely. The mountain bike terrain becomes a European draw, with the Les Gets Bike Park hosting the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup downhill event annually in July. Hiking routes connect to the higher Portes du Soleil massif—the Mont-Chéry walk ascends 600 metres for panoramic views toward Mont Blanc on clear days. The Golf des Portes du Soleil, located 8 kilometres southeast, offers 18 holes at 1,200 metres elevation with views across the Rhône Valley toward Switzerland.

Nearby villages each offer distinct character. Morzine, 8 kilometres north, is the larger resort town with more extensive shopping and dining. Abondance, 12 kilometres northwest, is a medieval farming village centred on a remarkable abbey, known for its Reblochon production and quiet charm. Thonon-les-Bains, 20 kilometres west on the edge of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman), provides a different climate entirely—lakeside promenades, thermal spas, and access to Swiss Lausanne by car in 45 minutes.

Geneva Airport, the gateway for most international visitors, lies approximately 90 kilometres northwest via the A40 motorway—roughly 90 minutes’ drive. For those exploring beyond Portes du Soleil, Chamonix’s Mont Blanc massif is 60 kilometres southeast, accessible as a day excursion or longer mountaineering base.

Winter season peaks December 20 through January 3 and mid-February through mid-March. July and August bring summer sport tourists and families. Shoulder seasons (November, April-May, September-October) offer smaller crowds and dramatic seasonal transitions. For detailed destination planning, explore our luxury villas in France and our complete Les Gets accommodation collection. For comprehensive regional context, read our Portes du Soleil travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 7 and upward benefit from the separate bedroom levels, allowing parents proximity to younger guests while older teenagers enjoy semi-independent space. The Jacuzzi and ski room appeal specifically to active families; the on-site childcare and babysitting services available through the concierge make coordinating group schedules feasible.

Groups of four couples occupy the space naturally—two bedrooms per floor allows host couples some separation from guests. The dining table seats eight comfortably, and shared kitchen facilities encourage collective meal preparation or, alternatively, the private chef service removes cooking entirely.

Multigenerational groups (grandparents, adult children, grandchildren) thrive here. The ground and first-floor separation means younger children nap or sleep early without disturbing late-rising adults on the top floor.

Snowsports enthusiasts value the location above all else—the Perrières lift proximity and direct Portes du Soleil access mean skiing is the primary activity rather than a scheduled supplement. Summer mountain bikers and trail runners similarly benefit from the elevated position and proximity to Les Gets Bike Park.

Practical Information

Chalet Moudon accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms with 4 en-suite bathrooms. The property includes Wi-Fi throughout, pre-stocked refrigerator service, underfloor heating, and full kitchen utilities. Linen and bathroom toiletries are provided. The concierge service handles private chef bookings, massage therapists, grocery delivery, and childcare arrangements—each bookable independently or as part of a bundled package.

Transfers from Geneva Airport cost approximately €200-250 for a driver collecting eight passengers; journey time is 90 minutes depending on traffic and snow conditions. Local Carrefour supermarket is 2 kilometres away; smaller convenience stores operate closer within Les Gets village. Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal demand but typically allows afternoon arrival (3pm) and morning departure (10am).

The property operates year-round. Winter bookings (December-March) require early reservation; summer demand spikes July-August. Shoulder seasons offer better availability and lower rates. Ski school arrangement and equipment rental can be pre-booked through the concierge, streamlining first-day logistics.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chalet Moudon

How many guests does Chalet Moudon sleep?

Chalet Moudon sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms, each with a king-size bed and private en-suite bathroom. There are no sofa beds or additional sleeping annexes; the property is configured exclusively for eight at full occupancy. Smaller groups (2-6 guests) rent the same property at pro-rata pricing; the entire chalet cannot be subdivided.

What is the nearest airport to Chalet Moudon in Les Gets?

Geneva Airport (Aéroport International de Genève) is the primary gateway, located 90 kilometres northwest of Chalet Moudon via the A40 motorway. Standard transfer time is 90 minutes in clear conditions; winter traffic and snow may extend this to 2 hours. The concierge arranges private vehicle collection from airport to chalet. Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport, 150 kilometres south, occasionally offers competitive pricing for certain routes but requires a 2.5-hour transfer and is generally not preferred for Portes du Soleil access.

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

Winter (December-March) is optimal for skiing. January-February offers the deepest snow base and most reliable conditions across Portes du Soleil’s 600+ kilometres of pistes. December holidays (Dec 20-Jan 3) and mid-February school breaks command premium pricing and require 6-12 month advance booking. April-May transitions to hiking and wildflower meadows as snow retreats to higher elevations. July-August brings the mountain bike season and hosts the UCI World Cup downhill event in Les Gets. September-October offers clearer skies, fewer crowds, and stable weather for hiking. November and early December experience variable conditions but benefit from significantly lower pricing and minimal crowds.

Is Chalet Moudon suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific considerations. Children aged 7+ integrate easily into the Portes du Soleil ski environment, with ESF ski school (École de Ski Française) offering group and private lessons from the Perrières lift 450 metres away. Younger children (3-6) benefit from the Les Gets Bike Park’s dedicated family trail and summer activities. The Jacuzzi and heated underfloor heating appeal to all ages. Babysitting and childcare services are available through the concierge. The property has no pool, which matters for non-skiing families; however, nearby lakes including Lac Chamossière and outdoor swimming facilities in Morzine provide summer alternatives. The terrace areas are enclosed by fencing adequate for supervision but not escape-proof; younger children require active oversight.

What is included in the rental price at Chalet Moudon?

The rental price includes underfloor heating, Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, pre-stocked refrigerator service, linen for all beds, bathroom toiletries, and access to the Jacuzzi. Utilities (gas, electricity, water) are included. Ski storage and boot warmers in the ski room are provided. Parking is included. NOT included: private chef (bookable à la carte), massage therapists, babysitting hours beyond consultation, grocery delivery fees, and transfers from Geneva Airport (arranged through concierge at cost). Breakfast service is available but not automatically included; the fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine, oven, and hob supports self-catering if preferred.

What restaurants and shops are near Chalet Moudon?

The Les Gets village centre (2 kilometres away) houses Carrefour supermarket, Monoprix convenience store, and Intermarchés. Weekly Wednesday and Saturday morning markets offer local produce, cheese, and seasonal goods. Casual dining includes Republique (après-ski bar with burgers and light fare), La Cloche (traditional Savoyard fare), and Le Chamois (fondue specialists). Fine dining options include La Marmite (contemporary French cuisine, 8 kilometres in Morzine) and Le Prieuré (gastronomy in Abondance village, 12 kilometres). Mountain restaurants accessible by lift—including Nyon and Pointe de Nyon—serve mid-mountain meals during ski season. Summer dining on terraces overlooking the Rhône Valley opens at higher elevations as snow retreats. The private chef service pre-arranges meals if restaurant dining feels unnecessary after active days.