Residence Mendi Alde is a complex of five large chalets built in a typical Savoyard style. The Bossonnet lift is just a few moments walk from the apartments, giving guests direct access to the La Clusaz ski area.
The apartments are self-catering and all boast a balcony/terrace, TV, WiFi, kitchenettes with hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, coffee maker and dishwasher. There are five configurations of apartment available, from studios all the way to four-bedroom apartments. There is also a restaurant, Les Deux Mules, onsite that guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in for an additional charge.
Within the complex there is an 850m2 Deep Nature Spa - the spa area is home to an aquatic circuit, hammam, sauna, relaxation room and treatment rooms.
- Swimming Pool
- WiFi
- Sauna
- Satellite TV
- Terrace
- Close to slopes
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- Accommodation
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- 7 January 2023
- 7 Nights
- Self Catered | Sleeps 8
Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports. This is a guide price and availability is not guaranteed. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public holidays), exchange rates, flight class and room type can affect prices considerably.
Offers and Availability
7 nights – guide prices per person
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Sat 17 Dec 22 £919
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Sat 24 Dec 22 £1,189
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Sat 31 Dec 22 £918
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Sat 7 Jan 23 £689
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Sat 14 Jan 23 £749
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Sat 21 Jan 23 £849
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Sat 28 Jan 23 £859
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Sat 4 Feb 23 £949
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Sat 11 Feb 23 £1,398
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Sat 18 Feb 23 £1,119
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Sat 25 Feb 23 £1,019
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Sat 4 Mar 23 £898
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Sat 11 Mar 23 £758
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Sat 18 Mar 23 £708
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Sat 25 Mar 23 £699
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Sat 1 Apr 23 £859
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Sat 8 Apr 23 £789
Resort details
La Clusaz
La Clusaz ski resort has long been a favourite ski holiday retreat for skiers from Annecy and Geneva. Situated in the Aravis mountain range, La Clusaz a little gem of a ski resort and not as well-known among British skiers as some of it's neighbours such as Avoriaz, Morzine and Chamonix. It’s a compact Alpine town with a respectable 132 kilometres of pistes, offering a small-village charm that feels more like an Austrian or Swiss ski resort. When it comes to the village, La Clusaz's big pull is its traditional atmosphere. The village itself is at 1100 metres altitude, but the peaks clustered around it reach above 2600 metres, with lifts up to 2470 metres.
La Clusaz ski resort is easy to reach – only 50 km (about 1 hour’s drive) from Geneva. It's good for beginner and intermediate skiing and also has an excellent snow record. More experienced skiers will be happy with the variety within La Clusaz. The best route is to first work your way out to the Col de Balme area, overshadowed by the spiky Pointe des Verres (2616 metres). It’s a great space with leisurely slopes, several lifts and an easy cable-car link to the Massif de l’Aguille, from which you can ski to the resort’s other peaks and runs.
La Clusaz has something for everyone and a focus on families that many bigger ski resorts seem to forego. The toddlers in your group will be delighted with the tobogganing areas at Les Confins and especially at the Champ Giguet, which is right in the middle of the village.
Overall, La Clusaz is a very well-rounded ski resort, with a combination of great terrain, good snow record and excellent skiing.
Call our ski experts today to find out more about La Clusaz ski resort.