Chalet Blanchot

The chalet is located in Méribel, a premiere ski resort in the Valley of Allues. The region is hailed as one of the largest ski areas in the world, with over 600 kilometres of rolling pistes.

You are only a striking distance from glitzy boutiques, trendy restaurants, magical fireworks and lively nightspots. Take the Olympe gondola lift or the shuttle to explore the exciting ambience of Méribel Centre. 

Explore La Chaudanne and stop by its myriad of shops, eclectic restaurants and cosy pubs. There are options for every kind of pocket. Grab lunch on the terrace of La Cantine d'Alvar, against an awe-inspiring backdrop of Mont Vallon. Non-skiers should explore scenic hiking trails around the valley. Discover quaint mountain villages, frozen lakes and dramatic peaks. Post 3 pm every day, enjoy dazzling cabaret acts, singing performances and dancers in extravagant costumes at La Folie Douce Méribel-Courchevel.

Méribel Village is a sleepy, beautiful hamlet at a small distance from Méribel Centre. An oasis of serenity, it’s nestled at an altitude of 1400 metres. Marvel at its beautiful wooden and stone chalets. Dive into the region's history with a visit to its small rustic chapel. 

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Méribel is a village with a true alpine heart. You won’t find blocks of hotels and purpose-built facilities here. Instead, the compact and lively town centre is picture-postcard perfect, and its atmosphere is quaint and fairytale-like. It is without a doubt the most romantic resort in the area and if you’re planning a couples holiday in the snow you’ll definitely want to take a closer look at Méribel. 

At the centre of the world famous Trois Vallées (Three Valleys), Méribel makes up part of the largest ski domain in the world. Across the valleys, it has six sister resorts. You can either get a single-resort lift pass and keep to the fantastic beginner and intermediate terrain there, but you also have the option of purchasing a pass that covers the whole area. 

The advanced lift system at Méribel will let you maximise your time on the snow and make sure you’re not waiting around in queues. With 67 runs to try out just in the resort itself, there is no time to be wasted. Just beware of the afternoon sun cutting things short on the west-facing slopes and prepare to get up with the sun if you’re after untouched powder. At it’s highest skiing point Méribel reaches an altitude of 2952 metres and the descent from this point is known to be one of the most scenic runs around.

Aside from the world-class skiing, Méribel is also known to be one of the liveliest resorts in the Three Valleys. Many of its residents and bar-owners (as well as plenty of its visitors) are expat-Brits who certainly know how to party. The après-ski scene here is truly top-notch!