Chalet Cosyneige

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About the property

This charming chalet is set over three floors. Although it is semi-detached, it has its own garden with fabulous views of the Aravis valley, and private access.

You'll enter the chalet on the first floor, where you'll find the main living area. There's a well-equipped kitchen, and a dining area with a table large enough for everyone to sit down together. After your meal, relax on the cosy sofas around a crackling fire, or curl up with a book at a separate seating area with doors on to the terrace. This has another dining area with a barbecue, and a sheltered seating area where you can enjoy the mountain views. There's also a hot tub in the garden - the perfect way to relax at the end of the day, whether it's sunny or snowing!

Chalet Cosyneige has five double bedrooms with crisp white linen and neutral tones for a good night's sleep.  There are two double rooms on the top floor, which share a bathroom. Three more bedrooms can be found on the ground floor: a twin room; a triple room with bunk beds and a single bed; and a double room. There are also two shower rooms and a bathroom on this floor, as well as a utility room with a washing machine and dryer, and a storage room with an extra fridge/freezer.

There is a garage for one car with ski storage, and two more parking places.

About the area ...

There's a great choice of winter sports right on your doorstep at Chalet Cosyneige, with direct access to the Envers piste for experienced skiers.

There are nursery slopes and gentle blues on Beauregard and more experienced skiers and boarders will find plenty of challenge at La Balme. There's also a good choice of cross-country trails, particularly on the Beauregard plateau - pick up a map from the tourist office in La Clusaz.

Non-skiers can get their skates on at the ice rink in La Clusaz, go to the cinema, or try sledging, snow-shoe walking, dog-sledding and sleigh rides. If you're looking for the ultimate in relaxation, let your cares float away in the heated outdoor pool at La Clusaz, while the snow falls gently around you.

Just 35 minutes away, the medieval city of Annecy offers a great choice of shops, restaurants, galleries and museums, as well as swimming, boating, golf and watersports in the cleanest lake in Europe. At the end of the day, relax over a meal in a local restaurant, or perhaps a barbecue and a glass of wine on the terrace of your chalet as the sun sinks behind the peaks.

When the snow melts, the pistes are transformed into lush pastures criss-crossed by hiking and biking trails. Take a hike into the Col des Aravis, or to the base of the via ferrata from the front door, and you may spot chamois or marmots.

Bikers and hikers can enjoy some stunning views across to the Mont Blanc chain from various points along the Col. If you don't fancy the long climb, some parts of the ski lift system open during the summer to ferry you and your bike into the mountains of La Clusaz or Merdassier, then you can descend at your own pace.

For a really special day, you can hire donkeys from a farm on the Col des Aravis for a day's trekking, or try horse-riding, climbing, and paragliding.

What next?

If you think Chalet Cosyneige would be the perfect fit for your next Alpine holiday, check your dates against our availability calendar - we can hold two weeks for you for 24 hours, without obligation.

But don't leave it too long - this chalet is bound to be popular with our guests.