Chalet Le Bisolet is a beautful chalet for seven guests with three ensuite twins plus a single room which carries no sole occupancy fee. The chalet’s private sauna is also a very welcome bonus.

This lovely chalet is owned by the charming local bakers whose family makes half the loaves in the Courchevel valley – that’s a lot of bread! In case you didn’t know Bisolet is a French slang word meaning a “kiss of cold wind”. Fear not, the chalet is far nicer than that awkward translation implies…

Bisolet’s top floor lounge and dining area has some of the best views in the valley and the sunsets from the balcony can be truly spectacular. Once the sun has set most guests sit and watch the roaring flames of the attractive open log fireplace, usually with complimentary Champagne and canapes in hand. Rumour has it that Bisolet has Le Ski’s most comfortbale sofas…

The three twin bedrooms all have ensuite bathrooms, while the single room has its own private shower and wc across the corridor. For ultimate relaxation, guests love the relaxing sauna, and appreciate the very comfy leather sofas.

Location

Le Bisolet is near to the escalator which takes guests up to the village centre. Alternatively it’s a six minute walk or a short bus ride. Guests are welcome to leave their equipment in our recommended ski hire shop overnight.

Meals

Breakfast
A hearty, substantial breakfast is vital before a day on the slopes so that’s what we serve. Our morning feasts have really evolved over the last few years and we get lots of very positive feedback about them.

There’s a tempting range of continental options, fresh crusty baguette and porridge as well as a cooked breakfast. There’s a different hot option each of the 5 mornings when breakfast is served to you by your host (please note this will be different on our short breaks in January).

No compromise is made on quality – we serve Heinz baked beans and ketchup, HP sauce and real teabags from the UK! Breakfast is served from 08.00 to 09.00.

Afternoon tea
Tuck into tempting treats after your day in the mountains. Help yourself to a freshly baked cake or biscuits which will have been made by your host. There will also be fresh baguette, jams, tea and coffee to enjoy.

Dinner
Dinner service is informal as we want you to feel at home in your chalet. Your chalet host will prepare and serve all your meals.

We work with local producers and suppliers to create an interesting and varied range of high quality home-made dishes.

After your three course dinner simply leave the table and relax with coffee and chocolates…if you have any room left (5 nights)

Chalet Le Bisolet

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