Chalets in Val d'Isere

Chalets in Val d'Isere come in all shapes, sizes, styles and prices. We feature nearly 200 Val d'Isere chalets with reviews, availability and prices. To find your ideal property use our chalet search below. We feature Val d'Isere chalets from the smallest (sleeping 4) to the largest (which sleep 30+ guests). We also feature several larger chalet hotels. Chalets in the centre of Val d'Isere offer ease of access to the shops and nightlife and the ski in ski out chalets give instant access to and from the ski area. Ever since we started (way back in 1992) Val d'Isere has been our biggest selling resort. It's hugely popular with the British market and the number of chalets in Val d'Isere grows with each passing season.

There are several distinct residential areas to Val d'Isere that you should be aware of. Coming up the valley and entering the resort you first reach La Daille which is partly made up of large, ugly apartment blocks but also a small hamlet of traditional chalet buildings which are set back on the left-hand side. The slopes returning from the main ski area down to La Daille make for the easiest route back to resort level, so although the centre of resort is 2km away staying here is very ski convenient. The lifts from La Daille also offer a very practical way to get skiing in the morning, with both the Funival funicular (built 1987) and the new high-speed gondola which accesses the Folie Douce après ski bar and restaurant area. As you enter the main resort of Val d'Isere there is the Le Cret area on the left hand side which is where several high-end chalets are located. On the right is the entrance to the 'backroad' which branches off the main drag through the resort centre, the Avenue Olympique. At the lower end of the 'backroad' is the Petit Alaska residential area which has seen a lot of development in the 2020's. There are many fine chalet properties here but being at the bottom of the steep east facing slope of the Bellevarde Mountain less direct daylight gets to these chalets, especially in the deep winter months of December and January. Passing through the tunnel under the pistes gets you to the areas of Le Joseray and Le Chatelard. These are quiet residential areas but chalets here have fantastic views of the famous Face de Bellevarde, as well as relatively easy access to the slopes leading down to the snow front of Val d'Isere with the main lifts and ski school meeting points. 2.50km Beyond Val d'Isere centre lies the traditional village of Le Fornet with its iconic cable car accessing to the glacier skiing above. The old village of Le Fornet (which dates back to the 1750's) is accessed by crossing the old bridge across to the other side of the Isere River and this is a charming hotch-potch of older chalet and farm buildings which are now converted into smart and desirable rental properties.

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How to Book a Chalet in Val d’Isere 2025-26

Alpine Answers make booking your Val d’Isere ski chalet easy. Browse below the widest selection of Val d’Isere vacation chalets and apartments from approximately 30 different providers. See prices and check availability. There is no additional cost to book through Alpine Answers and our advice should you want it comes free. Some of the holidays you can book below come packaged with flights from the UK and airport transfers. For accommodation that does not include flights simply book your own and we will arrange private taxi airport transfers for you.

Chalets in Val d’Isere come either catered or self-catered (you can filter to choose either if you wish). The catered chalets include staff to cook, clean and host your stay. Read more about chalet catering. Self-catered chalets and apartments in Val d’Isere are cheaper but you will need to arrange food: 1) Shop and cook-in. 2) Eat out. 3) Arrange for pre-cooked meal delivery (ask us for details), or 4) Book a private chef to cook for you.

After you have booked your accommodation, flights, transfers and thought about how you will eat you need to consider ski school, lift passes and ski equipment hire.

• Ski schools. We have plenty of recommendations and booking online is easy.
  
• Ski equipment hire. We offer plenty of options plus our own good value equipment through Skiset.
  
• Lift passes. These can either be arranged by your accommodation provider or simply booked online for collection in resort. Again, we can offer guidance for the most convenient option.
  

Chalet companies in Val d'Isere

We feature nearly 200 self-catered and catered chalets in Val d'Isere with the best ski chalet companies in resort. Whether you are looking for a cheap last minute option with charter flights from the UK, or would like to stay in one of the most luxurious chalets in Val d’Isere to combine with private jet travel & helicopter transfers, we are here to offer our free advice and booking service.

The chalet companies in Val d'Isere we work with: Alpine Residences | Belval Chalets | Bramble Ski | Carte Blanche Chalets | Chalet Skadi | Chalets Covarel | Cimalpes | Club Med | Consensio Ski | Domaine Toit du Monde | HIP Hideouts | Chalets by Hotel La Mourra | Inghams | Le Ski | Mountain Rooms & Chalets | Purple Ski | Sci Akaroa | Refuge de Solaise | Ski Beat | Ski France | Ski Savoie Fayre | Ski Vertigo | VIP Ski | YSE Ski.