Speeding down snowy slopes under frost-capped mountains is a thrill that ski fans will be very familiar with. At our luxury ski chalets in Europe, you can spend evenings with your family huddled by the open-fire while toasting marshmallows, or soak tired muscles in the hot tub and reminisce about your hard day on the slope. We know these luxury ski chalets will have you checking your calendar and taking a step back from your busy schedule for an action-packed break in ski paradise.
1. Chalet Martin, St Martin de Belleville
Chalet Martin, St Martin de Belleville – Oliver’s Travel
Luxury living meets home comforts at Chalet Martin where the traditional chalet aesthetics have been amped up with beautiful, modern amenities. You’ll be based in the renowned 3 valleys ski area in the pretty village of Saint Martin de Belleville – so everything and anything will be to hand. But better still, the chalet offers the most beautiful powdery white mountain views and it’s within 10 minutes reach of the ski lifts.
Looking to swap the daily grind for apres ski with your group? This recently renovated chalet is perfect for you! The open plan living-kitchen-dining area is ideal for chatting away by the fire with bottles of red, paired with a delicious fondue – because that’s what ski is all about! Our favourite aspect of Chalet Sibyla is its stunning location in the hamlet of Les Tines! Believe us when we say the view you’ll have of Mont Blanc is second to none.
Sleeps: 8
Prices from: £138pppn
3. Chalet Chatel, Portes du Soleil
Chalet Chatel – Portes du Soleil – Oliver’s Travels
Found in the picturesque Châtel ski resort, Chalet Chatel is the perfect hub for all your skiing adventures. After you private chauffeur has taken you home from a long day on the slopes, you can relax in the private hot tub and sauna, then end your evening with a glass from the chalet’s own wine cellar. The centre of Châtel is only a two-minute drive from the chalet, so you’ll be right in the middle of the excitement. For those days when you prefer to stay in for the night, there is also a professional chef on site.
Sleeps: 12
Prices from: £102pppn
4. Chalet Les Bossons, Chamonix
Chalet Les Bossons – Chamonix – Oliver’s Travels
Perfect for when all you want to do is cosy up with your loved ones after a day out in the snow, Chalet Les Bossons is the place to go with your family or special someone. The chalet has charming bedrooms and living spaces in that classic chalet chic style you dream about when planning your ski trip. One of its best perks is the gorgeous view from the terrace and dining room. Not to mention that original L’Occitane products are stocked in the bathrooms.
Sleeps: 4-6
Prices from: £168pppn
5. Chalet Nena, St Anton
Chalet Nena – St Anton – Oliver’s Travels
This quirky chalet masters the balance of ski and cosy! Furnished with antique pieces and super comfy beds, you’ll look forward to winding down after a long day on the slopes. Of course, if you can tear yourself from the comfort of your chalet, have a wander outside as you’re super close to the bubble lift, bars and restaurants.
Sleeps: 8
Prices from: £89pppn
If you’re looking to take your ski trip to the next level, take your pick from our catalogue of luxury ski chalets in Europe. Our lovely ski team are just a phone call away with loads of expert ski tips to share. Don’t wait a minute longer – the snowy caps are waiting!
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