Chalet Skadi is a beautiful self-catered apartment complex in the centre of Val d'Isère with great access to all that this world-famous resort has to offer. Each apartment has a fully-furnished, open-plan kitchen with hob, oven and microwave as well as other appliances such as toaster, kettle and blender.
Guests have access to the complex's 'Spa Les Bains du Montana' which includes a pool, sauna, hammam and jacuzzi which are perfect for relaxing in after a day's skiing.
Our Self-Drive All-In package is an easy to book, budget-friendly option, which allows you to travel to the mountains on your own terms.
Your Self-Drive All-In Package:
- Eurotunnel Flexipass
- Accommodation
- 3 day Huski catering including breakfast, afternoon tea, evening meals and wine
- Full area lift pass
- Silver ski & boot hire
- Swimming Pool
- Hot Tub
- WiFi
- Satellite TV
- Terrace
- Close to slopes
From price
- Accommodation
- 20 March 2021
- 7 Nights
- Self-catered | Sleeps 10
Price based on per person rate with 4 sharing a standard room. 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.
Bedrooms
Two bedroom Apartment - 4 persons
Two bedroom Apartment with fireplace - 4 persons
Three bedroom Apartment - 6 persons
Three bedroom Apartment with fireplace - 6 persons
Four bedroom Apartment with fireplace - 8 persons
Five bedroom Apartment with fireplace - 10 persons
Offers and Availability
7 nights – guide prices per person
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Sat 6 Mar 21 £1,265
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Sat 13 Mar 21 £1,265
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Sat 20 Mar 21 £1,200 £1,265 Sale
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Sat 27 Mar 21 £1,295
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Sat 3 Apr 21 £1,375
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Sat 10 Apr 21 £1,205
Resort details
Val d'Isère
One of the world's favourite ski resorts, Val d'Isère has access to the best all-around ski area in the world, the Espace Killy. With just over 100 lifts compared to the 300 to be found in the Trois Vallées, the Espace Killy is obviously not the largest ski area in the world, but size isn’t everything and this region has as much skiing as one could ever need, not to mention the longest winter in the Alps. (The winter ski season here begins in late November and continues until early May and conditions are seldom disappointing).
The main centre of Val d'Isère has been virtually rebuilt over the past 25 years and many of the buildings are imaginative contemporary interpretations of the traditional stone and Savoyard style wood structures.
Ski holidays to Val d'Isère were revolutionised with the introduction of après-ski in the 80s, when Dick Yates-Smith set up the seminal bar-nightclub known as Dicks Tea-Bar.