Chalet Cascades is situated in the very centre of Courchevel 1650, with the main gondola and piste just across the street and convenient for all the resort’s amenities. The stylish dining-room has spectacular views across the Bozel valley, as do the larger rooms at the rear of the chalet, and there is also a top-floor lounge. Equipment hire couldn’t be easier, with the chalet's partner hire-shop conveniently below the chalet, ideal for last-minute purchases or kit adjustments.
Included in your chalet stay:
· Buffet breakfast with a cooked option
· Afternoon tea/coffee and freshly baked cake
· Early evening meals for children at 17.30
· 4 course evening meals with a choice of menu, pre-dinner aperitif, choice of quality wines during dinner and after dinner tea/coffee and chocolates
· Special celebration menus on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve
· Tea/coffee all day
· Resort representative and Wi-Fi
The cooked option at breakfast and your evening meals are provided five days per week, enabling you to sample a local restaurant on two evenings.
- WiFi
- Close to slopes
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- 31 March 2019
- 7 Nights
- Chalet Board | Sleeps 78
Price based on per person rate with 2 sharing a standard room. Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports.
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Bedrooms
Lower Ground floor
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Dining-room with wonderful valley views
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Ski/boot room
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Separate Kitchen
Ground floor
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Entrance
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Lift to all floors
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Ski-hire shop and owner's cafe bar (separate entrances)
First floor
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Room 100 - Twin with bath/wc
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Rooms 101 and 107 - Twin with shower/WC/balcony
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Suite 102 - Twin bunks room with shower/WC leading to twin room with balcony (sleeps 2-4)
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Suite 103 - Small single room with bath/WC leading to double room with balcony (sleeps 2-3)
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Rooms 104 - Double with shower/WC/balcony
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Suite 105 - Twin bunks room with shower/WC leading to double (sleeps 2-4)
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Room 106 - Twin with bath/WC/balcony
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Room 108 - Single/small double with shower/WC/balcony (sleeps 1-2)
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Room 111 - Double with bath/WC/balcony
Second Floor
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Room 200 - Twin with bath/WC
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Rooms 201, 204, 206 and 207 - Twin with shower/WC/balcony
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Suite 202 - Twin bunk room with shower/wc leading to twin room with balcony (sleeps 2-4)
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Suite 203 - Small single room with bath/WC leading to twin room with balcony (sleeps 2-3)
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Suite 205 - Twin bunks room with shower/WC leading to double room (sleeps 2-4)
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Rooms 208, 209 and 210 - Double with shower/WC/balcony
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Room 211 - Twin with bath/WC/balcony
Third Floor
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Lounge
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Rooms 300-305 - Twin/triple (twin beds plus one single on mezzanine level) with bath/WC/balcony
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Rooms 306-307 - Twin/triple (twin beds plus one single on mezzanine level) with shower/WC/balcony
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1 Customer review
Chalet Cascades couldn't have been in a better location right opposite the escalator to the piste Our room was fantastic with views over the valley. The staff and food was super and the wine flowed generously. I will definitely be going back there.
Resort details
Courchevel
Courchevel is a fashionable and convenient resort in one of the world’s largest ski areas.
Courchevel is part of the Trois Vallées or Three Valleys ski area which bills itself as ‘Le plus grand domaine skiable du monde’ (‘the largest ski area in the world’). Strictly speaking, France’s Trois Vallées may not actually be the largest ski area in the world — that distinction probably goes to the Sella Ronda in the Italian Dolomites — but all round it is certainly the most impressive, with a brilliantly designed and very modern lift network and a variety of different pistes. The ski terrain is mostly intermediate but then, if we are being totally honest, so are most skiers and boarders. In any case there are also plenty of easy areas for beginners and tough runs for experts. So it is small wonder that collectively the Trois Vallées is the most popular destination in the world for British skiers and boarders.
The Ski Area
Courchevel contains 14 separate settlements, 600km of marked pistes (in the Three Valleys), 200 lifts, 1,300 snow guns, over 1,100 ski instructors and much more.
Courchevel comprises four major separate settlements, each defined by its altitude in metres. Courchevel 1850 is the largest of the four and the focal point for all the best skiing, shopping and nightlife. Courchevel 1650 is more traditional French — and consequently more reasonably priced — a purpose-built resort with its own ski area which links up with 1850 and a growing popularity.
Courchevel 1300, also known as Le Praz and is an old Alpine village of great character. It has two telecabines: one links with Courchevel 1850 and one goes higher into the ski area at Les Chenus. A major landmark here is the ski jumping hill, left from the 1992 Olympics and is still used today.
Lastly Courchevel 1550 is a quieter area with a mixture of chalets and chalet blocks, linked easily to the main Courchevel town via a fast gondola or chairlift it is an ideal place to stay if you want to enjoy Courchevel often without the Courchevel prices.
The Resort
Courchevel 1850 is one of Europe's most sophisticated ski resorts, with nine luxury four-star hotels, five four-stars and 13 three-star properties, many of which are far more luxurious than their star rating implies. Courchevel 1850 is the definition of skiing convenience. You can ski to and from the door of almost all the hotels, as well as to and from many chalets and apartment blocks. With many more gorgeous restaurants and bars to choose from, some refuse to ski anywhere else.