Chalet Hotel Loden, Meribel, France
For skiers who want the traditional chalet experience we offer the Chalet Loden in Méribel Les Allures. This lovely home sleeps twelve and with three live in staff to look after your every need, it is the ideal place to be pampered in style.
When only a chalet will do, go for luxury and indulge yourself at the Loden. Built in traditional style and perfectly located overlooking Méribel, it's what goes on inside the Loden that makes it so special. For a start it looks gorgeous, beautifully decorated with deep, rich colours and antique furniture. And it is wonderfully comfortable, with immense deep sofas and thick cushions to sink into.
It also has satellite TV, DVD and CD players and a wide, south facing balcony that runs the length of the living room. Downstairs is a large games room with a table tennis table.
The dining area, which leads off the living room, seats 12. Here your live-in chalet staff will start your day with full breakfast and fresh pastries. When you return from the slopes they'll have prepared tea and freshly baked cakes, delivered the English newspapers and, as you move into the evening, they'll serve canapés by the fire, followed by a four course dinner.
Upstairs the luxury continues. The bedrooms - two doubles (one en-suite) and four twins all have big deep beds with Egyptian cotton bed linen, fluffy towels and thick bathrobes. The bathrooms are full of Molton Brown toiletries. Up on the top floor, the three twin rooms have lovely wooden bateaux lit style beds. Most of the rooms have big views into the mountains.
The Loden can be booked for a single group, or it is sufficiently spacious for smaller groups to share. Either way it is a glorious treat.
For skiers who want the traditional chalet experience we offer the Chalet Loden in Méribel Les Allures. This lovely home sleeps twelve and with three live in staff to look after your every need, it is the ideal place to be pampered in style.
When only a chalet will do, go for luxury and indulge yourself at the Loden. Built in traditional style and perfectly located overlooking Méribel, it's what goes on inside the Loden that makes it so special. For a start it looks gorgeous, beautifully decorated with deep, rich colours and antique furniture. And it is wonderfully comfortable, with immense deep sofas and thick cushions to sink into.
It also has satellite TV, DVD and CD players and a wide, south facing balcony that runs the length of the living room. Downstairs is a large games room with a table tennis table.
The dining area, which leads off the living room, seats 12. Here your live-in chalet staff will start your day with full breakfast and fresh pastries. When you return from the slopes they'll have prepared tea and freshly baked cakes, delivered the English newspapers and, as you move into the evening, they'll serve canapés by the fire, followed by a four course dinner.
Upstairs the luxury continues. The bedrooms - two doubles (one en-suite) and four twins all have big deep beds with Egyptian cotton bed linen, fluffy towels and thick bathrobes. The bathrooms are full of Molton Brown toiletries. Up on the top floor, the three twin rooms have lovely wooden bateaux lit style beds. Most of the rooms have big views into the mountains.
The Loden can be booked for a single group, or it is sufficiently spacious for smaller groups to share. Either way it is a glorious treat.
Chalet Hotel Loden, Meribel, France