Chalet Severi | 5-Bedroom Chalet in Saint Martin de Belleville Les Bel

Ten guests, five en-suite bedrooms, and direct access to over 600 kilometres of interconnected pistes—this is what a luxury ski chalet rental in Saint Martin de Belleville delivers. Chalet Severi anchors you in one of the French Alps’ most sought-after villages, where mountain tradition and contemporary comfort converge without compromise.

Inside Chalet Severi

Chalet Severi sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across four distinct levels that maximise both privacy and social space. The layout reflects thoughtful planning: bedrooms on separate floors mean families and friend groups can retreat without disturbance, yet communal areas on Level 3 naturally draw everyone together.

Ground Level (Level 0) houses the wellness sanctuary—a sauna and hammam where Alpine fatigue dissolves into steam and silence. Adjacent to this retreat sits a dedicated ski room equipped with boot heaters, eliminating the morning scramble for dry equipment. Practical spaces anchor this level too: a secure garage, laundry facilities, and a welcoming lobby that transitions guests from mountain air into warmth.

Level 1 contains three bedrooms. Bedroom 1 features a double bed with an ensuite shower, double basin sink, and separate toilet—ideal for parents or couples seeking immediate en-suite convenience. Bedroom 2 offers a double bed paired with a bathtub ensuite, sink, and toilet. Bedroom 3 provides two single beds with an ensuite shower, double basin, and toilet, configured perfectly for children or friends preferring separate sleeping arrangements.

Level 2 introduces the TV lounge as a secondary gathering point—quieter than the main living areas, suited for afternoon films or board games while others cook. Bedroom 4 opens from this level: a double bed with ensuite bath, double basin, and toilet. Bedroom 5 mirrors the layout with a double bed, ensuite shower, double basin, and toilet. Both master-level bedrooms command privacy and light.

Level 3 is where the chalet exhales and expands. The open-plan kitchen faces the dining room and living spaces without walls creating separation—cooks remain connected to conversation. The kitchen itself operates with professional-standard equipment: a combination microwave-oven unit, nespresso and bean-to-cup coffee machines for morning rituals, a fondue appliance for evening tradition, and a juice squeezer for fresh mornings. Storage runs generous; worktops invite actual cooking, not mere reheating. A roaring fireplace anchors the living room, its flames reflecting off expansive windows framing mountain profiles. Beyond the glass doors, a generous balcony and terrace extend the living area into Alpine air—the kind of outdoor space where breakfast tastes different and evening aperitifs become ritual.

Additional amenities throughout: high-speed Wi-Fi, Bluetooth speakers for ambient sound, board games for rainy afternoons, a safety deposit box for valuables, laundry facilities, and a selection of children’s equipment including high chairs and cots. Maid service can be arranged, and complimentary bathroom toiletries stock each ensuite.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace and balcony wrap around Level 3 like a viewing platform. South-facing orientation means the chalet drinks sunlight from morning coffee through evening aperitif hour. In winter, this becomes a snow-edged vantage point; in summer, a garden party stage. The garden itself reflects mountain practicality—low-maintenance Alpine plantings that frame rather than obstruct the view toward the Belleville Valley. Heating systems ensure comfort across seasons, and the extensive outdoor space prevents the interior from ever feeling cramped, even with 10 guests.

Location: Saint Martin de Belleville and the Surrounding Area

Saint Martin de Belleville sits within the Three Valleys domain—a ski region of 600km+ joined pistes connecting Val Meribel, Courchevel, and Val Allard. The village itself occupies roughly 1,600 metres elevation, positioning it above the tourist crowds of lower resorts yet connected by lift systems to virtually any snow condition or difficulty level within minutes.

The village maintains authentic Savoyard character: narrow cobbled streets, traditional timber chalets with flower boxes, and family-run restaurants serving raclette and tartiflette that taste nothing like resort approximations. Walk to the central square and discover local bakeries (Boulangerie Belleville produces morning croissants that justify early rising), artisan cheese shops stocking Tomme de Savoie and Beaufort wheels, and restaurants like Le Chamois offering regional specialities. Restaurant access requires merely a 10-minute stroll from Chalet Severi—no vehicle required for evening dining.

Moutiers railway station lies 30 kilometres south, approximately 30 minutes by car, connecting to Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (around 110km, 2 hours drive) and Geneva Airport (approximately 130km, 2.5 hours drive). Both gateways offer rental car services or private transfer arrangements. Within the Three Valleys, the ski lifts at Saint Martin connect immediately to beginner terrain and intermediate runs; advanced skiers access Courchevel’s steeper descents via the Loze lift (accessible within 5 minutes). Cross-country trails thread through Belleville Valley toward the hamlet of Les Menuires, 6km downslope, where additional services and groceries concentrate. Horse-drawn sleighs operate seasonally from the village square, threading through forest tracks restored annually.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Chalet Severi accommodates extended families (four bedrooms for children/teens, two for parents across separate levels maintains crucial peace). Multi-generational groups benefit from the TV lounge acting as a quiet retreat while younger guests socialise elsewhere. Friend groups of 8-10 find natural divisions: couples claim Level 2, friends occupy Level 1, with the living areas serving as intersection points for evening meals and communal activities. Parents of young children appreciate the high chair and cot provision, plus the walking proximity to village restaurants (evening babysitting arranges easily via local services). Ski groups relish the dedicated boot-heating room and the immediate lift access—no 20-minute shuttle to resort bases.

Solo travellers and couples should note: while Chalet Severi accommodates smaller parties, the five-bedroom configuration and 10-person pricing reflects group rental intent. Quieter alternatives may suit two-person stays better.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Geneva Airport (approximately 130km, 2.5 hours by car) and Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (approximately 110km, 2 hours by car). Private transfer services arrange seamlessly; rental cars suit those planning exploration beyond ski days.

Nearest Supermarket: Intermarché in Les Menuires operates 6km downslope; village bakeries and cheese shops serve daily essentials within walking distance. Pre-arrival grocery shopping can be arranged by property management.

What’s Included: All utilities (heating, hot water, electricity), high-speed Wi-Fi, linen and towels, access to sauna and hammam, boot heating, laundry facilities, kitchen equipment, and bathroom toiletries. Maid service available at additional cost. Check-in timing shows flexibility; contact the property manager for specific arrival windows.

Ski Pass Coordination: Three Valleys ski passes purchase at the village lift station or online; holders access all 600km of terrain from the Loze lift adjacent to Saint Martin.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chalet Severi

How many guests does Chalet Severi sleep?

Chalet Severi sleeps 10 guests in 5 bedrooms across four levels. The configuration includes three double beds (Bedrooms 1, 2, 4, 5) and one twin bedroom (Bedroom 3 with two singles). All bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms. High chairs and cots accommodate infants and toddlers; the property manager discusses specific family configurations during booking.

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

Geneva Airport lies approximately 130 kilometres north (2.5 hours drive). Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport sits roughly 110 kilometres south (2 hours drive). Both airports provide rental car counters and private transfer services. The drive from either gateway follows motorway routes through Chambéry and toward Moutiers, then local roads climbing into the Three Valleys—scenic journeys that signal Alpine arrival well before the chalet appears.

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

December through March delivers reliable snow and full Three Valleys operations; Christmas through New Year sees peak crowds and premium pricing. January-February offers exceptional snow conditions with smaller crowds than the holidays. Easter weeks attract families seeking spring snow. Summer months (June-September) shift focus toward hiking, mountain biking, and wildflower photography—the village quiets, rates drop, and outdoor enthusiasts discover why locals call these valleys “vertical gardens.” September-October brings clearer skies and fewer tourists than peak summer.

Is Chalet Severi suitable for families with children?

Yes. Chalet Severi provides high chairs and cots, plus a dedicated laundry facility for frequent changes. The sauna and hammam offer adults evening relaxation while children rest. Level 2’s TV lounge provides screen entertainment on weather-bound afternoons. The village itself remains quiet and walkable—children navigate cobbled streets safely, and restaurants welcome families with standard menus alongside Savoyard specialities. Ski schools operate from the Loze lift station, 5 minutes walk away, offering group lessons for ages 3+. Snowshoeing trails near the village suit families unwilling to ski.

What is included in the rental price at Chalet Severi?

Utilities (heating, electricity, hot water), Wi-Fi, linen, towels, kitchen equipment, sauna and hammam access, boot heating, laundry, and bathroom toiletries are included. Maid service arranges separately. Ski passes, private transfers, grocery delivery, and equipment rental cost extra—the property manager coordinates all bookings. Cleaning upon checkout may incur an additional fee depending on occupancy length and post-departure requirements.

What restaurants and shops are near Chalet Severi?

The village square sits 10 minutes’ walk downhill, hosting Boulangerie Belleville (fresh pastries daily), fromagerie (artisan cheese selection), and local restaurants including Le Chamois (traditional Savoyard cuisine), La Bouitte (Michelin-starred dining, 8km toward Saint-Martin), and smaller cafés serving coffee and light meals. Supermarket shopping concentrates in Les Menuires (6km downslope, 15 minutes by car), while village merchants cover daily needs. The walking-distance restaurant access means evening meals require no vehicle negotiation—a significant convenience in winter conditions.