Home to eight en-suite bedrooms and three living rooms, Skyview can comfortably sleep up to 16 guests, making it the perfect choice for large families and groups. With beautiful views across the Petit Combin mountain range, the chalet provides a great place to relax.
Skyview is made up of two well-appointed chalets, Chalet Sophia and Chalet Skye, which can be combined to accommodate up to 18 guests.
The Medran lift station is just a two-minute walk from the chalet, and the town centre is just four. There is also a ski and boot storage room within the chalet for maximum convenience.
Your personal chef and chalet host will be on hand throughout the stay, and there are additional beers and soft drinks available should guests wish to make use of the honesty bar policy.
- WiFi
- Satellite TV
- Log Fire
- Terrace
- Close to slopes
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- Accommodation
- 10 April 2021
- 7 Nights
- Chalet Board | Sleeps 18
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. 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.
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7 nights – guide prices per person
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Verbier
Verbier is one of the most gloriously situated ski resorts in the Alps, with superb skiing and charming chalets. The lively town has the exciting buzz of a young resort, which is notoriously brimming with keen skiers and après lovers. Being just over an hour and a half's drive from Geneva, Verbier is a much-favoured ski weekend destination and you will soon feel at home in the laid-back atmosphere of the town. Situated in the centre of the 4 Valleys, Verbier town is perched upon a sun-drenched plateau which gives way to a vast ski area with exciting terrain to thrill skiers and boarders of all abilities.
Comprising hundreds of small wooden chalets and much larger, but still chalet-shaped, apartment blocks and hotels clad in wood, Verbier sometimes looks as though it has existed for centuries. In fact, serious development only began after the last war, when the first ski lift was erected. The traditional, authentic feel of the resort can be felt throughout, and it is famed for being a truly picturesque and idyllic holiday location which has accommodation offering wonderful panoramic views across the valley. Visitors not enticed by the thrilling descents on offer up the mountain will be delighted by the varied, bustling town which is home to a huge range of gourmet eateries, designer shops and fabulous bars.