3 chalets curated

Every Chalet, Hand-Picked

Ski-in ski-out access, Alpine character and valley views across the Alps and beyond. Every chalet reviewed on its own merits.

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Chalet Ascension

chalet8.7 / 10

Courchevel 1650, French Alps, France

Chalet Ascension is a 6-bedroom ski-in/ski-out luxury chalet in Courchevel 1650 Moriond, sleeping 14 guests with direct slope access to the Trois Vallées ski area.

6 bed · Sleeps 14From €46,245 / week

Chalech S

chalet8.6 / 10

Lech, Austrian Alps, Austria

Chalech S is a 6-bedroom luxury alpine chalet in Lech, Austria, sleeping up to 12 guests across 400 square metres of considered mountain architecture.

6 bed · Sleeps 12From €37,975 / week

Chalet Maria Schnee

chalet8.5 / 10

Sankt Anton, Austrian Alps, Austria

Chalet Maria Schnee is a 7-bedroom luxury alpine chalet in Sankt Anton, one of Austria's most prestigious ski resorts, accommodating up to 15 guests with comprehensive spa facilities including sauna, hammam and dedicated ski room.

7 bed · Sleeps 15From €18,280 / week

Why a chalet

What makes a chalet worth choosing

Position on the mountain

The best chalets are defined by where they sit. Ski-in ski-out access, south-facing terraces, unobstructed views across the valley. We only include chalets where the location is part of the experience.

Alpine character

There is a difference between a chalet that looks the part and one that feels genuinely Alpine. Stone fireplaces, exposed timber, rooms that were designed for people returning from a day on the slopes.

Complete privacy

A chalet is a private house, not a hotel with ski storage. You set the schedule, you choose when dinner is served, and the mountain is yours to return to each morning.