Chalet Le Rocher

Chalet Le Rocher is located at the top end of a private road, a short stroll from the centre of Val d’Isere. With a vast living area of almost 1000 m², the chalet consists of four levels serviced by an elevator and stairs. Up to 14 guests can sleep in seven en-suite bedrooms. No expense has been spared to bring you the ultimate ski chalet with a magnificent interior and superb wellness facilities.

The entrance hall is on the ground floor. Take the lift to the second floor and you will be struck by the magnificence of the living area with ancient wooden beams, double-height vaulted ceiling, stylish décor, log fire, grand piano and terrace access. There is a fully-equipped kitchen and stylish dining area. You also have your very own private bar - just the thing for a pre-dinner cocktail or post-dinner drinks party.

The main attraction is the 7 x 4 metre indoor swimming pool with jet stream. In the spa area you will also find a steam room, rock-walled massage room and solarium. One of the coolest features is the wellness area is the cinema projector screen – for relaxing in the spa with a movie. There is also a playroom for children.

Out on the balcony in front of the chalet there is a red cedar hot tub fuelled by a log burning stove, the ideal place to enjoy a glass of champagne under the night skies. On the ground floor is a ski room with boot heaters as well as a cloakroom and garage.

The 67m² master bedroom suite on the top floor is pure extravagance, with two armchairs, his-and-hers dressing rooms and balcony access. Its en-suite bathroom, with bath and separate shower, even has a film projector with a screen.

Fourteen adults can sleep in the seven double/twin bedrooms, constructed with reclaimed wood from Mongolia and elaborately carved furnishings. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and separate WC. Every bedroom has a flat screen television, UK Freesat, a PlayStation 3, iPod dock and a safe.

One of the bedrooms, dubbed the VIP suite, has a magnificent bathroom where the rock face, against which the chalet is built, runs the length of the bathroom.