Ski Chalet : Chalet Manyetta

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Ski Chalet Details

The chalet is in Champagny en Vanoise, a traditional alpine village, part of the Paradiski area covering 300km of skiing. Or just ten minutes drive away is Courcheval, part of the Three Valleys ski area - the choice is yours.

With free parking, a cellar, open fire and a full kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, this is set up as a home from home, my wife insisted!

Rental Facilities

1. Sleeps up to eight
2. Large balcony and table
3. Dining area
4. Fully kitted out kitchen(oven, hob, microwave, raclette set, fondue, dishwasher, dryer, washing machine, fridge-freezer)
5. Shower & bath
6. Seperate loo
7. Open fireplace
8. Broadband
9. DVD/Hifi
10. BBQ
11. Ski & boot storage
12. Free Parking
13. Croissant delivered to the door
14. Food/logs/linen can be delivered to you directly
15. Close to restaurants, swimming pool, village
16. Quiet location
17. Fully catered is an optional extra

Chalet Food

Self catering, however, a chef can be booked if you wish. Basics are provided so that you can knock-up a quick meal, have a tea or coffee etc.

Ski Resort and Chalet Location

Ski Chalet Chalet Manyetta is in La Plagne, France

See - http://www.hensonwebb.com/Manyetta/The_Area.html.

At the gateway to the beautiful Vanoise National Park, Champagny is a traditional alpine village unspoiled by development in an area of outstanding natural beauty 

Champagny is also extremely well connected, with Spas, white-water rafting fishing, skiing, mountain biking, supermarkets, boutique shops, swimming pools, tree top adventure park, restaurants and so on all within five minutes of our front door, yet still retaining the charm of an alpine village with a 12th century church, overlooking the more famous Courchevel. The gondola lift will take you within minutes up to the base of the main cycle/ski area at over 2000m opening up into the Paradiski area with over 450 km of runs.

The village itself has everything you need for a comfortable stay, mountain biking paths, hiking, tennis courts, cinema, skate-park, weekly activities for children & adults, hire shops, bars, a disco, bakery, butcher, cheese shop, supermarkets, gym and a tourist information centre. And just five minutes down the hill you will find Bozel, that has more facilities including a fresh water lake, perfect in the summer of for an afternoon with a picnic, a fishing rod, or a swim.

La Plagne/Les Arcs are linked and easily accessible with summits over 300m high and a glacier you can actually ski all year round - Champagny itself is a great days skiing in its own right, perfect for that first day back on the planks.

Courchevel, part of the world famous Three Valleys ski area, is just ten minutes drive away joining up with a number of other resorts, Val Thorens, Meribels and so forth, adding another 600 km of ski/hiking/cycle area for you to explore.

 a 12th century church, overlooking the more famous Courchevel. The gondola lift will take you within minutes up to the base of the main cycle/ski area at over 2000m opening up into the Paradiski area with over 450 km of runs.

The village itself has everything you need for a comfortable stay, mountain biking paths, hiking, tennis courts, cinema, skate-park, weekly activities for children & adults, hire shops, bars, a disco, bakery, butcher, cheese shop, supermarkets, gym and a tourist information centre. And just five minutes down the hill you will find Bozel, that has more facilities including a fresh water lake, perfect in the summer of for an afternoon with a picnic, a fishing rod, or a swim.

La Plagne/Les Arcs are linked and easily accessible with summits over 300m high and a glacier you can actually ski all year round - Champagny itself is a great days skiing in its own right, perfect for that first day back on the planks.

Courchevel, part of the world famous Three Valleys ski area, is just ten minutes drive away joining up with a number of other resorts, Val Thorens, Meribels and so forth, adding another 600 km of ski/hiking/cycle area for you to explore.

La Plagne Guide

There's no doubt that the profile of La Plagne has gone through the ceiling since the establishment of the Paradiski ski area. Previously overshadowed by its illustrious neighbour, Les Arcs, the added muscle of the Les Arcs region has hoisted La Plagne right up the ladder. Which is just as well, as...
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