Whilst St Moritz is renowned as a <a href="/switzerland/st-moritz/">winter sports resort</a>, it also comes alive in summer with a whole host of activities and events to enjoy. In fact, St Moritz started out as a summer spa resort so has a long history as a summer holiday destination. This tradition lives on in the form of relaxing wellness treatments in one of the numerous spas dotted around the resort or in the comfort of your St Moritz luxury summer chalet. Water-based activities are extremely popular in St Moritz in summer, particularly wind-surfing and sailing due to the Maloja wind which picks up around midday. In contrast, the early morning hours are perfect for paddle boarding and rowing when the lakes are smooth and calm. Keen anglers can also enjoy fly fishing in lakes around St Moritz.<hr/>Home to three <a href="https://www.stmoritz.com/en/golf-at-1800m/">golf courses</a> with unique mountain views, it comes as no surprise that St Moritz and the Engadin are popular in summer with golfers. The resort is also paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts who come to enjoy thrilling descents surrounded by magnificent scenery. With a 580 km hiking trail network around the Engadin and a route to suit everyone, St Moritz is also a favourite destination with summer hikers who are rewarded with spectacular views and clean mountain air. For the less active there is plenty to enjoy too, from relaxing in the privacy of your luxury summer chalet in St Moritz to perusing the designer shops, strolling through the art galleries and sampling gourmet cuisine in one of St Moritz’s Michelin-star restaurants. We have some fantastic summer accommodation in St Moritz, ranging from luxury apartments to stand-alone chalets where you can enjoy the ultimate summer holiday in the Swiss Alps.

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Carbon Toula combines a love of driving with the ultimate chalet experience in the Swiss Alps.

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St. Moritz is as fabulous in summer as it is in winter.

Top 5 Reasons to Visit St Moritz in Summer

Discover our collection of luxury summer chalets in St Moritz. Enjoy a luxury summer holiday in Moritz in a stunning alpine chalet.

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Luxury Summer Chalets in St Moritz

<h2><a href="#Top Ski resorts">Luxury Ski Resorts in Switzerland</a> </h2>Whether you are a family looking for <a href="/magazine/advice/best-ski-resorts-for-beginners/">child-friendly slopes</a> or are an expert skier searching for fresh powder, luxury Switzerland ski resorts cater for all. For unique scenery and superb skiing head to Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn, a resort sure to lure you back year after year. Car-free and retaining much of its original character, Zermatt has managed to transform itself into a holiday hub without compromising its authenticity. The village pulses with life, with shops, cafes and bars sitting alongside state-of-the-art <a href="/switzerland/zermatt/">Zermatt chalets</a>, traditional churches and houses dating back more than 500 years, whilst the ski area is one of the world’s biggest and snow-sure. Favoured by world-class athletes, Verbier is as famous for its nightlife as its skiing whilst Gstaad and St. Moritz are glamorous retreats enjoyed by those who love to <a href="/magazine/advice/best-ski-resorts-designer-shopping/">shop</a> as much as they love to ski.

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Fondue in mountain restaurant in Switzerland

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White Turf horse racing event in Swiss ski resort St Moritz

Renowned for its spectacular scenery, Switzerland is home to some of the world’s greatest mountains including the Matterhorn and Eiger. Framed by snow-capped mountains, picture postcard villages are full of chocolate-box Swiss chalets and five-star hotels, providing the perfect mix of tradition and style. With a number of international airports including Zurich, Geneva and Basel, as well as a fantastic <a href="/magazine/experiences/unforgettable-swiss-train-journeys/">railway network</a>, its central location couldn’t be easier to reach, providing a vast selection of options for your luxury ski holiday in Switzerland. Luxury chalets in Switzerland provide the perfect base for exploring this incredible region. From skiing in the 4 Valleys to dining in one of the exquisite <a href="/magazine/advice/best-restaurants-swiss-alps/">mountain restaurants</a>, there is so much to discover and experience during a luxury ski holiday in the Swiss Alps in both summer and winter. While <a href="/france/">France</a> is the home of the purpose-built ski resort, Switzerland is the home of the mountain village which has transformed from a traditional farming community into a year-round resort for Swiss ski holidays. Therefore, ski holidays to Switzerland take place in resorts with a much more lived-in feel to them, providing opportunities to engage with the local culture of the region more intimately. However, ski holidays in Switzerland are not entirely traditional. Switzerland is home to some of Europe&#x27;s best terrain parks, targeting the youth and freestyle markets as well as families. <a href="/magazine/experiences/ultimate-heli-ski-safari-swiss-alps/">Heli-skiing</a> is also readily available whereas in France and <a href="/austria/">Austria</a> it is a lot more restricted.

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Popular for weekend breaks, Andermatt provides both charm and beauty for your ski holiday in Switzerland.

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Crans Montana has an abundance of luxury Swiss chalets with breathtaking views and is excellent for families and beginners.

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The home of the World Economic Forum, Davos hosts global business leaders with its exceptional luxury accommodation.

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One of Switzerland's largest ski areas, ski holidays in Flims Laax Falera provide varied skiing, wonderful views & exceptional terrain parks.

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Breathtaking views of the Eiger and fabulous skiing make Grindelwald the perfect place for a luxury ski holiday in Switzerland.

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Full of stylish charm, gourmet restaurants and exquisite shopping, Gstaad boasts some of the best luxury chalets in Switzerland.

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With an elegant chalet-style village, Klosters is perfect for luxury family holidays in Switzerland.

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Part of the 4 Vallèes, La Tzoumaz is a family friendly resort with some of the most charming luxury Swiss chalets.

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A smaller family friendly resort, Nendaz is perfect for a luxury  family ski holiday in Switzerland.

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With stunning scenery and luxury Swiss chalets, Saas Fee will take your breath away.

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One of the most exclusive ski towns in the Swiss Alps, St Moritz has some of the best luxury chalets in Switzerland.

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Exceptional skiing, and a vibrant nightlife, Verbier is the go-to destination for an unforgettable luxury ski holiday in Switzerland.

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Part of the 4 Vallées, Veysonnaz is the perfect option for luxury family ski holidays in Switzerland.

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Popular for shorter stays, family friendly Villars has excellent ski connections and charming luxury Swiss chalets.

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With views of the Matterhorn, excellent skiing and incredible food, Zermatt is a top choice for luxury ski chalet holidays in Switzerland.

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Whilst we generally think of ski holidays in Switzerland taking place between December and April, it is also possible to <a href="/luxury-summer-chalets/summer-skiing-alps/">ski in the summer months</a> in some luxury Swiss ski resorts including <a href="/magazine/summer/5-reasons-to-visit-zermatt-in-summer/">Zermatt</a> and <a href="/switzerland/saas-fee/">Saas Fee</a>. However, which month you feel is best for skiing in Switzerland depends on what you want to get out of your ski holiday in Switzerland. December: Incorporating <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/christmas/">Christmas</a> and <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/new-year/">New Year</a>, December is a wonderful time to enjoy luxury ski holidays in Switzerland with festive celebrations and events taking place in resorts across the Swiss Alps. January: Quieter slopes and good snowfall make January an ideal time to get away for a Swiss ski holiday. February: Popular with families looking to get away for <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/half-term/">half-term,</a> this is one of the busiest periods of the ski season in Switzerland. March: Throw off your layers and enjoy the warmer weather as Spring arrives in the Swiss Alps. April: Soak up the sun and celebrate <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/easter/">Easter</a> on your Switzerland ski holiday.

What month is best for skiing in Switzerland?

When it comes to luxury ski resorts in Switzerland, there is certainly no shortage of choice. With new luxury chalets in Switzerland popping up each year in luxury resorts such as <a href="/switzerland/st-moritz/">St. Moritz</a>, an exclusive winter sports resort and <a href="/switzerland/zermatt/">Zermatt</a>, home to the majestic Matterhorn, there is plenty of opulence at your fingertips. Other luxury Swiss ski resorts include <a href="/switzerland/gstaad/">Gstaad</a>, a luxury shoppers paradise and <a href="/switzerland/klosters/">Klosters</a>, a popular choice with the British Royal Family.

What is the most luxurious ski resort in Switzerland?

The best place to ski in Switzerland depends on a number of factors, most of all your ability on the slopes. For example, <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-zermatt/">Zermatt</a> is a fantastic Swiss ski resort with 360 km of terrain to explore, but it would not be the best resort for beginners. For off-piste skiing, <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-verbier/">Verbier</a> would be a popular choice whilst <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-saas-fee/">Saas Fee</a> is well-suited to first-time skiers due to its large nursery area on the edge of the village.

Where is the best place to ski in Switzerland?

Skiing in Switzerland is well known for being at the higher end of the price scale for skiing in Europe. However, the standard of service is generally high as is the cuisine. You will also find a fantastic range of <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/catered/">luxury catered ski chalets</a> in Switzerland where you won&#x27;t have to lift a finger, which goes some way to justify the high price tag.

Is Switzerland expensive for skiing?

Yes, many of the best luxury chalets in Europe can be found in Switzerland in resorts like <a href="/switzerland/zermatt/">Zermatt</a>, <a href="/switzerland/verbier/">Verbier</a> or <a href="/switzerland/st-moritz/">St Moritz</a>.

Can you rent luxury chalets in Switzerland?

Home to some of the top resorts in the Alps, ski holidays in Switzerland are a must for both skiers and non-skiers. Combining resort charm and spectacular scenery with impressive slopes, including some of the biggest, highest and toughest runs in the Alps, Swiss ski holidays are hard to beat. Luxury chalets in Switzerland are considered to be some of the best in the world with exquisite service and unbeatable facilities. <h2>Why choose Switzerland for a luxury ski holiday?</h2> <ul><li>Spectacular scenery including the famous Matterhorn</li><li>The incredibly high standard of luxury ski chalets in the Swiss Alps</li><li>Fast, queue-free lift systems</li><li>Swiss ski resorts are home to some of the world’s best mountain restaurants</li><li>The extensive and reliable Swiss railway network</li></ul>

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When renting a luxury Swiss <a href="/switzerland/verbier/">chalet in Verbier</a>, Savoleyres and the Swedish Quarter are the most prestigious and private areas to stay, whilst Place Centrale is the place to be if you’re looking to be in the heart of the action. Compared to other resorts, Gstaad has an extraordinarily diverse winter offering. Home to 200 km of ski slopes and the only glacier ski area in the Bernese Oberland, there is plenty of <a href="/switzerland/gstaad/" id="35" linktype="page">skiing in Gstaad</a> to keep you amused during your stay. <a href="/magazine/advice/best-resorts-for-cross-country-skiing/">Cross-country skiing</a> is also popular here whilst non-skiers have 185 km of scenic winter hiking trails and 80 km of snowshoeing trails to choose from. If you&#x27;re thinking about staying in a <a href="/switzerland/st-moritz/" id="33" linktype="page">luxury chalet in St Moritz</a>, make sure you plan to be there for one of the fabulous events that are held throughout the season including the <a href="/magazine/experiences/snow-polo-st-moritz/">Snow Polo World Cup</a>, <a href="/magazine/experiences/white-turf-st-moritz/">White Turf</a>, <a href="/magazine/advice/best-food-experiences-alps/">St. Moritz Gourmet Festival</a> and <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/top-5-winter-activities-in-st-moritz/">Cricket on Ice</a>. Further options for your luxury ski holiday in Switzerland include <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/davos/">Davos</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/klosters/">Klosters</a>, which share a sweeping network of ski lifts and slopes, whilst <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/crans-montana/">Crans Montana</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/saas-fee/">Saas Fee</a> are ideal for families. <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/andermatt/">Andermatt</a> has earned its place in the hearts of free-riders and whilst under the radar at the moment, a luxury redevelopment means it won’t remain that way for long. <h2>Luxury Catered Ski Chalets Switzerland</h2> Whilst Switzerland has many fantastic restaurants to choose from, the convenience of a <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/catered/">catered ski chalet</a> is hard to beat. Both <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-verbier/">Verbier</a> and <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-zermatt/">Zermatt</a> in particular have an array of luxury Swiss chalets with a full team of staff ready to attend to your every need. Wake up to the smell of freshly brewed coffee and set yourself up for a day exploring the well-groomed pistes, before returning to your luxury Swiss chalet for afternoon tea, champagne, canapes and a bespoke dinner created for you by your private chalet. Luxury catered ski chalets in Switzerland which come fully staffed are certainly one of the most relaxing options for your luxury ski holiday. With daily cleaning included and often a driver at your disposal to chauffeur you to the ski lifts and back, you can revel in a hassle-free ski holiday.<h3> Top Catered Ski Chalets in Switzerland: </h3><ul><li><a href="/switzerland/zermatt/chalet-zermatt-peak/">Chalet Zermatt Peak, Zermatt</a> - for daily breakfast and multi-course dinners prepared by a gourmet chef</li><li><a href="/switzerland/zermatt/chalet-grace/">Chalet Grace, Zermatt</a> - for Perrier Jouet champagne &amp; bespoke dinners on 6 evenings</li><li><a href="/switzerland/verbier/chalet-chouqui/">Chalet Chouqui, Verbier</a> - for a premium selection of house champagnes and wines and fabulous dinners on five evenings</li><li><a href="/switzerland/crans-montana/ultima-crans-montana/">Ultima Crans Montana, Crans Montana</a> - for full breakfast menu and butler on hand</li><li><a href="/switzerland/davos/tivoli-lodge/">Tivoli Lodge, Davos</a> - for Bollinger champagne reception &amp; daily tea in bed</li></ul> <h2>Skiing in Switzerland</h2> As well as the high standard of Switzerland luxury chalets, the country is also renowned for the quality of skiing on offer. Famous for its <a href="/magazine/advice/top-tips-skiing-off-piste/">off-piste skiing</a> and mogul fields, <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-verbier/">Verbier</a> attracts powder hounds from all over the world. Linked to the 4 Vallées, Verbier forms part of Switzerland’s largest ski area with 410 km of pistes to explore. Stretching from 1,500 to 3,330 metres, Verbier is one of the top ski areas for advanced skiers. Surrounded by 38 summits above 4,000m, Zermatt is Switzerland’s highest ski resort with slopes reaching an altitude of 3,883m. <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-zermatt/">Zermatt’s 200 km ski area</a> is made up of three linked sectors - Sunnegga-Blauherd-Rothorn, Gornergrat-Stockhorn and Trockener Steg-Schwarzee. Zermatt is also linked to the Italian resort of <a href="https://www.cervinia.it/en/inverno/home">Cervinia</a> and together they provide an impressive 360 km of terrain to explore. The epitome of the all-round <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-st-moritz/">winter sports resort</a> is St. Moritz. Located in the Engadin Valley close to the Italian border, it has that rare combination of both sun and snow reliability. St Moritz has hosted two Winter Olympic Games and five Alpine Ski World Championships, making it a fantastic resort for experienced skiers. From your luxury ski chalet rental in Switzerland, don’t miss out on the six separate ski areas across the Grisons (Graubünden) canton. Accessible from <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-davos-klosters/">Davos-Klosters</a>, Slopes range from 1,560 to 2,844m in altitude, resulting in reliable snow conditions and there’s some epic off-piste terrain for free-riders too. For beginner and intermediate skiers, look no further than <a href="/switzerland/saas-fee/">Saas Fee</a>. First-time skiers can make use of the large nursery area at the edge of the village before progressing to the slopes found on the glacier whilst intermediate skiers can enjoy the steeper reds on the lower runs back to the village and on the glacier. <h2>Eating &amp; Drinking in Switzerland </h2> Switzerland chalet holidays are well known for the quality of cuisine on offer. Famous for its mountain restaurants, Zermatt is ‘the’ <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-zermatt/">culinary hotspot in the Swiss Alps</a>. The options cover everything from traditional Swiss cuisine to the latest in fine dining and innovation. Meanwhile, Verbier is well-known for its lively <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-verbier/">apres-ski</a> with a variety of bars and nightclubs offering live music after hours. From local specialties to international cuisine,<a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-drink-in-davos/"> Davos and Klosters’ culinary scene</a> caters to everyone’s taste, whilst Gstaad has a fantastic array of <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-and-drink-in-gstaad/">bars and restaurants</a> to match its exclusive clientele. In fact, over 20 restaurants in the region have been included in the Gault &amp; Millau food guide and several have Michelin stars.

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<h2>Luxury Ski Resorts in Austria </h2>Austria has some of the greatest luxury ski resorts in the Alps with St Anton being a favourite among the more adventurous skier. Found in the Tyrolean Alps, the luxury ski resort of <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/st-anton/">St. Anton</a> is often referred to as the “cradle of alpine skiing” due to its role as a trailblazer for modern winter sports. Its mountains are high and steep and there are abundant off-piste opportunities. Located within two hours’ drive of three international airports and with the railway station just a stone’s throw from the resort centre, St. Anton is easy to reach. It has an attractive, traditional village with a lively pedestrian main street. The resort is also regarded as the capital of <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/catered/">catered ski chalets</a> in Austria. Known for its epic nightlife and incredible <a href="/magazine/advice/top-tips-skiing-off-piste/">off-piste skiing</a>, St. Anton is the perfect place for a luxury ski holiday in Austria.

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With fantastic skiing and arguably the world’s liveliest après-ski, it is clear to see why luxury holidays in Austria have become so popular. Austria has several large ski areas to choose from including the <a href="/magazine/chalets/top-5-chalets-rent-arlberg/">Arlberg</a>, Saalbach and SkiWelt. These areas link multiple resorts, offering well over 200 km of interconnected marked runs. The Arlberg is Austria&#x27;s largest ski area and is home to many of the ski-in/ski-out luxury chalets in Austria that are set above the main village. With extensive local slopes and a good snow record, <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-st-anton/">St Anton</a> is the most popular ski resort in the Arlberg, followed closely by <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-lech/">Lech</a>. Many Austrian resorts have mid-mountain restaurants where you will find crowds congregating mid-afternoon on terraces to sample the famous <a href="/magazine/advice/best-resorts-for-apres-ski/">apres-ski scene</a>. Many of the luxury ski resorts in Austria are very lively later on at night too. Partying continues through the evening and you are likely to see people in ski boots and carrying skis at all hours. Austria is also known for its traditional cuisine such as goulash and apfelstrudel. If you are renting a <a href="/magazine/advice/5-reasons-to-rent-a-catered-chalet/">catered ski chalet</a> in Austria, make sure you ask your private chef to prepare Kaiserschmarrn, a light and fluffy shredded pancake accompanied with compote or rum-soaked raisins. <h3></h3>

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Luxury ski holiday in St Anton am Arlberg in Austria

With stunning mountain views and a medieval car free centre, Kitzbuhel is also home to some of the top luxury ski chalets in Austria.

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An exclusive luxury resort with superb snow reliability makes Lech a must visit destination for luxury ski chalet holidays in Austria.

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Renowned for its reliable snow, lively nightlife and luxury Austrian chalets, St Anton is a fantastic resort in the Arlberg region.

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A large ski area and charming private luxury Austrian chalets make Zillertal perfect for a relaxing ski holiday.

Zillertal

A quaint village in the Arlberg ski area with some of the best luxury ski apartments in Austria.

Zurs

The birthplace of modern Alpine skiing, Austria sets the standard for world-class lift systems, outstanding snowmaking and lively apres ski. With attractive, traditional villages and exceptional luxury chalets in Austria, it is no surprise to see that this ski-loving country continues to have enduring appeal.<h2> Why Choose Austria for a Luxury Ski Holiday? </h2><ul><li>Austrian ski holidays offer a good number of sizeable linked ski areas including the <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/arlberg/">Arlberg</a></li><li>The snowiest resorts in the Alps are in Austria with <a href="/austria/lech/">Lech</a> and <a href="/austria/zurs/">Zurs</a> topping the list</li><li>Luxury ski resorts in Austria are built around traditional chalet-style villages on the valley floor</li><li>The vibrant apres-ski is second to none</li><li>Luxury ski trips to Austria are easy to reach by car and several resorts are close to railway stations</li></ul>

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If you are looking for a more refined trip, the luxury resort of Lech may be the perfect fit. <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/lech/">Lech</a> has some of the finest ski lodges in Austria such as <a href="/austria/lech/chalet-n/">Chalet N</a> and <a href="/austria/lech/chalet-uberhaus/">Chalet Uberhaus</a>, as well as one of the best snow records in the Alps with an altitude ranging from 1,450m to 2646m and a seasonal snowfall average of seven metres. Skiers will have plenty of ski terrain to discover in the <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/arlberg/">Arlberg ski area</a> with four lifts linking this glamorous resort to the neighbouring stations of <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-st-anton/">St. Anton</a>, Zürs and Stuben, providing 305 km of pistes as well as 200 km of ungroomed ski trails. For a skier&#x27;s paradise, <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/kitzbuhel/">Kitzbuhel</a>, a Tyrolean resort famous for its historic <a href="https://hahnenkamm.com/en/">Hahnenkamm</a> downhill ski races, could be a perfect option. This charming medieval town is found in the Austrian province of Tyrol and has a long skiing history dating back to 1893. First skied down by Franz Resich, the Kitzbuheler Horn is one of the most popular mountains in the Alps with skiers today continuing to push their limits in the world&#x27;s most dangerous downhill ski race of the <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-hahnenkamm-downhill-ski-race/">Hahnenkamm World Cup</a>. True fans can watch the race from the Austria luxury chalet, <a href="/austria/kitzbuhel/hahnenkamm-lodge/">Hahnenkamm Lodge</a>. Other impressive resorts in the Tyrolean region for luxury holidays in Austria include <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/alpbachtal/">Alpbachtal</a>, arguably the “Most Beautiful Village in Austria” and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/zillertal/">Zillertal</a> is a diverse valley close to Innsbruck with 515 km of groomed pistes to discover. <h2>Skiing in Austria </h2>The <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/arlberg/">Arlberg ski region</a> in Austria is one of the five largest interconnected ski regions worldwide, offering 305 km of interconnected downhill skiing and 200 km of deep-snow runs. Stretching from cosmopolitan <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/st-anton/">St. Anton</a> and traditional <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/austria/st-christoph/">St. Christoph</a> in the south, the area also covers Stuben, Zurs and Lech, as well as Oberlech in the north and on to Warth in the northeast. <h3>Best Luxury Austrian Ski Resorts for Beginners - Lech </h3>When skiing in Lech, you can expect well-groomed pistes, fast lifts and great snow. <a href="/magazine/advice/best-ski-resorts-for-beginners/">Beginners</a> have a large choice of both blue runs and nursery slopes on which to practise their technique, while intermediates and experts can enjoy the famous White Ring as well as extensive off-piste terrain and heli-skiing. Divided into three sectors, the ski area of Lech has an extensive array of terrain waiting to be explored. On the mountain above Oberlech, a majority of blue runs act as a good beginner’s base, whilst the second sector on the other side of Lech has some beautiful off-piste descents and intermediate runs. Connected by the Auenfeldjet gondola, Warth-Schröcken has a combination of challenging black runs, with more intermediate and easy runs. <h3>Best Luxury Austrian Ski Resorts for Intermediates - Kitzbuhel</h3> With 40% of ski terrain in <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-kitzbuhel/">Kitzbuhel</a> most suitable for intermediates, red runs can be found at every corner of the mountain, while experts and intermediates looking for a challenge can take on the famous World Cup downhill course of the Streif. Those who are looking to explore as much of the area as possible will also enjoy the KitzSki Line covering 47 km of runs. Should you wish to try some alternative winter activities, Kitzbuhel has plenty to offer including tobogganing and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/magazine/advice/best-resorts-for-cross-country-skiing/">cross-country skiing</a>, as well as snowshoeing and horse-drawn carriage rides. <h3>Best Luxury Austrian Ski Resorts for Off Piste - St Anton </h3><a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-st-anton/">St Anton</a> really comes into its own for advanced skiers with several black runs; the steepest being Run 34 Fang at the bottom of the Gampen. If you want to test your knees then mogul enthusiasts can tackle the Mattun and Schindler Kar mogul fields. However, for experts, St Anton is all about off-piste skiing. Some of the best-known routes are in the Valluga/Schindler Spitz sector but there are off-piste opportunities all over the mountain, best explored with a guide. For a fun long-distance challenge, the <a href="https://www.skiarlberg.at/en/regions/activities/run-of-fame-1">Run of Fame</a> is a spectacular 85-kilometre-long ski circuit from St Anton/Rendl via Zürs and Lech to Warth and back again. The circuit takes around a day and can be entered at almost any point in the ski area. <h2>Luxury Catered Ski Chalets Austria </h2>The convenience of a luxury catered chalet in Austria is hard to beat when it comes to choosing accommodation for a luxury Austrian ski holiday. Wake up to the smell of freshly brewed coffee and set yourself up for a day on the slopes with a cooked or continental breakfast prepared for you by your very own private chef. Both Lech and St Anton are fantastic options for a luxury Austrian catered ski chalet with many chalets boasting classic cuisine with authentic Austrian charm.<h3> Best Catered Ski Chalets Austria</h3><ul><li><a href="/austria/lech/chalet-arula-1/">Chalet Arula 1, Lech</a> - butler service 24/7 &amp; private chef serving traditional &amp; international cuisine</li><li><a href="/austria/lech/chalet-1551/">Chalet 1551, Lech</a> - specially curated selection of wines &amp; menu built around fresh local produce</li><li><a href="/austria/st-anton/chalet-artemis/">Chalet Artemis, St Anton</a> - modern alpine dining with paired wines on 5 evenings</li><li><a href="/austria/st-anton/chalet-lena/">Chalet Lena, St Anton</a> - chef-prepared 3-course dinner &amp; cheeseboard on 6 evenings</li><li><a href="/austria/kitzbuhel/hahnenkamm-lodge/">Hahnenkamm Lodge, Kitzbuhel</a> - bespoke menu adapted to your requirements on 6 days </li></ul><h2>Best Luxury Ski Resorts in Austria for Foodies </h2>If you are looking for more freedom on your luxury ski holiday in Austria than a luxury self-catered Austrian chalet could be a perfect choice for you. Staying in a self catered chalet allows you to explore the local restaurants and eateries Austria has to offer and sample classic Austrian cuisine. Our Top Recommendation in Lech: <a href="https://arlberghotel.at/en/stube">The Stube at The Arlberg Hotel</a> Perfect for a cosy Alpine evening, The Stube serves typical Austrian cuisine including fondue and schnitzel in traditional surroundings. Due to a small number of tables, reservations are strongly recommended. For a finer dining experience, The Arlberg Hotel has a second restaurant serving classic European dishes in elegant surroundings. Our Top Recommendation in St Anton: <a href="https://www.museum-restaurant.at/">The Museum</a>The historic Trier villa, dating back to 1912, serves as a museum by day and a charming, candlelit restaurant by night, spread across four central rooms. Serving a fusion of seasonal Austrian-international cuisine and signature dishes such as grilled Tyrolean beef tournedos in Béarnaise sauce, the Museum also offers a sophisticated wine list and is ideal for celebratory occasions

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<h2>Luxury Ski Resorts in Italy </h2>Whether you are looking to discover the majesty of the Dolomites or relax in a charming traditional luxury Italian chalet, Italy’s luxury ski resorts have a lot to offer. The Dolomites is home to the <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/skiing-the-sella-ronda-circuit/">Sella Ronda</a> - a panoramic circular network of lifts and pistes around the Gruppo del Sella, a majestic limestone massif, taking in a host of ski regions including <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/italy/val-gardena/">Val Gardena</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/italy/alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a>. One of the most well-known resorts in the Dolomites is <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-cortina-dampezzo/">Cortina d’Ampezzo</a>, an ancient mountain town with luxury Italian chalets, elegant boutiques, gourmet restaurants, intimate wine bars and softly-lit nightclubs. Stay at the beautiful <a href="/italy/cortina-dampezzo/chalet-lv-01/">LV01</a> or <a href="/italy/cortina-dampezzo/chalet-lv-02/">LV02</a> chalets for the ultimate luxury experience.

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If you are looking for a relaxing winter break then Italy is the destination for you. Renowned for its laid-back ambience, Italian ski holidays place as much emphasis on long lunches and soaking up the sun as they do on actual skiing. Stretching along the full length of the Italian border, from Sauze d’Oulx in the west to the <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/dolomites/">Dolomites</a> in the east, luxury Italian ski resorts vary as widely in their characteristics as they do in their location. Whether you are looking for quaint villages, fashionable towns or remote ski stations, you are sure to find the perfect luxury ski chalet in Italy to suit your needs. Home to more than 300 resorts, Italy boasts a number of vast ski areas, the most famous being the Dolomites. This impressive mountain range in the northeast of the Italian Alps has a number of awe-inspiring peaks, eighteen of which rise to more than 3,050 metres. Ski holidays to Italy are easily accessible by car and air. Venice airport is convenient for <a id="74" linktype="page">Cortina d&#x27;Ampezzo</a> whilst Innsbruck in <a href="/austria/">Austria</a> may be better for reaching the Dolomites resorts. Rail travel to Italian resorts tends to be more complicated.

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Renowned for its excellent gastronomy and charming Italian luxury chalets, Alta Badia is one of the top luxury ski resorts in Italy.

Alta Badia

Nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, Arabba is a picturesque ski resort with direct access to the Sella Ronda.

Arabba

This high-altitude Italian village has a relaxed atmosphere along with outstanding restaurants and luxury Italian chalets.

Breuil-Cervinia

Italy's most fashionable resort with a plethora of high-end shopping and gastronomy make Cortina the go-to resort for a luxury ski holiday in Italy.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

A laid back resort with fantastic skiing for all abilities makes Kronplatz the go-to resort for a luxury family ski holiday in Italy.

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A charming Italian village with several Michelin-star restaurants and luxury Italian chalets.

Madonna di Campiglio

The epitome of Italian charm and style, Val Gardena offers traditional cuisine and incredible luxury Italian ski apartments.

Val Gardena

Situated in the "Milky Way" ski network, this charming ski village makes a fine choice for a luxury ski holiday in Italy.

Via Lattea

With 400 km of pistes to explore, <a href="/italy/via-lattea/">Via Lattea</a> is the biggest ski resort in Italy. it comprises the five Piedmontese resorts of Claviere (1760m), Sansicario (1700m), Sauze d&#x27;Oulx (1509m), Pragelato (1524)<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Via_Lattea#cite_note-2">[2]</a> and Sestriere (2035m) and additionally the French resort Montgenèvre (1860m).

What is the biggest ski resort in Italy?

The best month to ski in Italy really depends on what you are looking to get out of your ski holiday. December ski holidays to Italy are best reserved for high-elevation resorts such as <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-breuil-cervinia/">Cervinia</a> which has glacier skiing. With crowd-free slopes and increased snow reliability, January is the best time of year to visit some of the more popular resorts in the Dolomites such as <a href="/italy/alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a>, <a href="/italy/val-gardena/">Val Gardena</a>, <a href="/italy/kronplatz/">Kronplatz</a> and <a id="74" linktype="page">Cortina d&#x27;Ampezzo</a>. February is a busier time to hit the slopes in Italy whilst March and April bring milder temperatures and the opportunity for long lunches and apres-ski.

What is the best month to ski in Italy?

The most luxurious resorts in Italy can be found in the Dolomites. <a href="/italy/alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a> is famous for its high-end culinary scene whilst <a id="74" linktype="page">Cortina d&#x27;Ampezzo</a> is the best place for designer shopping.

Where are the best luxury resorts in Italy?

<a id="74" linktype="page">Cortina d&#x27;Ampezzo</a>, <a href="/italy/val-gardena/">Val Gardena</a> and <a href="/italy/breuil-cervinia/">Breuil-Cervinia</a> are all well known for being some of the best places to ski in Italy

Where is the best place to ski in Italy?

Skiing in Italy offers some of the most affordable skiing in the Alps, with a wide variety of resorts to choose from.

Is skiing in Italy expensive?

Yes, many of the best luxury chalets in Europe can be found in Italy in resorts like <a href="/italy/alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a>, <a href="/italy/breuil-cervinia/">Breuil-Cervinia</a> or <a href="/italy/kronplatz/">Kronplatz</a>.

Can you rent luxury chalets in Italy?

Home to an abundance of luxury ski resorts blessed with spectacular scenery, good food and a laid-back atmosphere, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to booking a luxury ski holiday in Italy. <h2>Why Choose Italy for a Luxury Ski Holiday?</h2> <ul><li>Italian ski holidays are blessed with fabulous scenery</li><li>Luxury ski resorts in Italy have excellent restaurants which offer good value for money</li><li>Italy has one of the largest <a href="/magazine/advice/best-ski-areas-in-europe/">ski areas</a> in the Alps - the Sella Ronda in the <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/dolomites/">Dolomites</a></li><li>Ski holidays in Italy offer a variety of resort styles, from chic towns on the valley floor to functional high-altitude ski stations and rustic villages.</li><li>Luxury chalets in Italy are on the rise with beautiful new lodgings popping up each season</li></ul>

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Away from the Dolomites, another popular resort for Italian Alps rentals is Cervinia, which is linked across the Swiss border with <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/zermatt/">Zermatt</a>. <a href="/italy/breuil-cervinia/" id="78" linktype="page">Luxury chalets in Cervinia</a> are on the rise with the recent addition of <a href="/italy/breuil-cervinia/la-fenice/">Chalet La Fenice</a> reaching new peaks of grandeur. Stretching across Sauze d’Oulx, Sestriere and Claviere in Italy, and over the border to Montgenèvre in France, is the lift-linked <a href="https://www.vialattea.it/ski-area/ski-map">Via Lattea</a> area, also known as the Milky Way. Located in the Province of Turin, the area encompasses seven ski resorts of differing size and atmosphere with a scenic array of slopes and a number of towns and villages which are home to a series of <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/">luxurious ski chalets</a> and apartments. <h2>Skiing in Italian Alps </h2>If you are looking for a luxury ski holiday to Italy then you may be surprised by the variety of skiing on offer. Italy is home to one of the most famous ski circuits in the world, the Sella Ronda. The <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/skiing-the-sella-ronda-circuit/">Sella Ronda</a> covers 26 km of epic pistes in the Dolomiti Superski region. Looping around the Sella massif, this one-day circuit includes four passes (Pordoi, Sella, Gardena and Campolongo) and four Ladin valleys (Fassa, Gardena, Badia and Arabba). The total distance of the loop, including lifts, is about 40 km and is suitable for any relatively fit, competent skier and for anyone that appreciates a good view. With astonishing mountain and forest views at every turn, you won’t cover the same route twice as you make your way around the circuit. <h3>Best Luxury Italian Ski Resorts for Beginner Skiers </h3>Stretching 16 km along a sunny valley in south-eastern South Tyrol, <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a> is the perfect place for beginner skiers to base their luxury ski holiday in Italy. Alta Badia has a vast ski area which links directly to the Domoliti Superski network, giving you access to 500 km of pistes. The Alta Badia ski area boasts 130 km of pistes with slopes positioned between 1,300 and 2,788 metres above sea level. With fantastic nursery slopes and a number of excellent runs to progress to, Alta Badia is perfect for beginners. <h3>Best Luxury Italian Ski Resorts for Intermediate &amp; Advanced Skiers </h3>A true paradise for winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike,<a href="https://www.dolomiti.org/en/cortina/"> Cortina</a> is a captivating town in a truly spectacular setting. Known as the &quot;Queen of the Dolomites&quot;, Cortina has been a tourist destination for a very long time and has hosted many major international sporting events, including the 1956 Winter Olympics. The resort is part of the Dolomiti Superski, one of the world’s largest ski areas with 1,200 km of slopes across 12 ski regions, accessible with a single ski pass. Cortina has three main ski areas: Cortina Cube (Cristallo, Faloria, Mietres), Tofana and Lagazuoi-5 Torri, offering 115 km of slopes. The Cortina Cube area offers spectacular views across the Ampezzo valley and a selection of scenic red and black runs, whilst Tofana ranges from beginner slopes to the unforgettable runs of the 1956 Winter Olympics. In the company of guides, adventurous skiers can enjoy fantastic off-piste terrain and there are possibilities for ski touring too. Snow is not a problem here as 95% of the pistes are covered by excellent snow-making facilities meaning the ski season runs from the end of November until late April. Although accommodation in the resort is dominated by hotels, it is always worth seeking out the increasing number of luxury Italian ski chalets. <h2>Catered Ski Chalets in Italy </h2>Whilst Italy is well known for its world-class cuisine, the convenience of a catered ski chalet is hard to beat. Both Cortina and <a href="/italy/kronplatz/">Kronplatz</a> in particular have an array of luxury Italian chalets with a full team of staff ready to attend to your every need. Wake up to the smell of freshly brewed coffee and set yourself up for a day exploring the well-groomed pistes, before returning to afternoon tea, champagne, canapes and a bespoke dinner created for you by your private chalet.<a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/catered/">Luxury catered ski chalets</a> in Italy are certainly one of the most relaxing options for your luxury ski holiday. With daily cleaning included and often a driver at your disposal to chauffeur you to the ski lifts and back, you can revel in a hassle-free ski holiday.<h3> Top Catered Ski Chalets Italy</h3><h4> </h4><a href="/italy/breuil-cervinia/la-fenice/">Chalet La Fenice, Breuil-Cervinia</a> - private chef serving breakfast, afternoon tea &amp; gourmet dinner on 6 nights out of 7.<a href="/italy/madonna-di-campiglio/chalet-doss/">Chalet Doss, Madonna di Campiglio</a> - prosecco, wines &amp; antipasti are served before dinner<a href="/italy/val-gardena/chalet-sellaronda/">Chalet Sellaronda, Val Gardena</a> - extensive buffet breakfast &amp; cheese &amp; wine tasting evening<a href="/italy/kronplatz/san-lorenzo-mountain-lodge/">San Lorenzo Mountain Lodge, Kronplatz</a> - welcome aperitif in the private cellar of Giorgio &amp; Stefano Barbini<a href="/italy/via-lattea/baita-1697/">Baita 1697, Via Lattea</a> - welcome hamper with champagne &amp; local cheeses <h2>Eating &amp; Drinking In Italy </h2>Whilst many luxury resorts offer the convenience of a luxury catered chalet in Italy, you may be looking for the flexibility of a <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/self-catered/">self-catered chalet</a> which gives the option to explore the local cuisine. One resort that stands out above the rest for its high standard of restaurants is Alta Badia. <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/best-bars-restaurants-alta-badia/">Alta Badia</a> is extremely proud of its gastronomic scene with four Michelin-stars within a 15 km area; three stars for Norbert Niederkofler from the<a href="https://www.st-hubertus.it/en/"> St. Hubertus</a> restaurant at Hotel Rosa Alpina in San Cassiano and one star for Nicola Laera from the<a href="https://www.laperlacorvara.it/en/"> La Stüa de Michil</a> restaurant in Hotel La Perla, Corvara. There are also some superb restaurants serving delicious local Ladin cuisine.<a href="http://www.itabla.it/en/"> I Tabla</a> is just one example; serving hearty plates of homemade dumplings, barley soup and polenta with sausage, this is Ladin cuisine at its best. At<a href="https://www.altabadia.org/en/info/piz-boe-alpine-lounge.html"> Piz Boe Alpine Lounge</a>, you have a choice between a formal à la carte menu served in an elegant dining room, or a choice of traditional flavours such as polenta, pasta or gnocchi in a self-service area. Another favourite for local dishes is<a href="http://www.masorunch.it/en/"> Maso Runch</a> in the rustic village of Badia. For impressive views try<a href="https://lasvegasonline.it/en"> Utia Las Vegas</a> and for the best pizza,<a href="http://www.morin.it/en/pizzeria-fornella.html"> Fornella</a> in Corvara is a must. Alta Badia has plenty of fun bars and cosy taverns where you can enjoy a tipple or two. Traditional apres-ski drinks in this region include eggnog with hot milk or with cream, a Pinecone Schnapps or the famed “Jargetee” made from rum, sugar, black tea and herbs.

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<h2>Luxury Ski Resorts in France </h2>France is home to many luxury ski resorts, the most well-known being <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/les-3-vallees/">Les 3 Vallees</a> in the Tarentaise Valley. One of the largest ski areas in the world, Les 3 Vallees links together eight resorts, including <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/courchevel-1850/">Courchevel</a>, <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/meribel/">Meribel</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/val-thorens/">Val Thorens</a>, giving skiers access to 600 km of pistes. Within the Tarentaise Valley are several other famous ski areas, including Espace Killy which combines <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/val-disere/">Val d’Isere</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/tignes/">Tignes</a> giving access to 300 km of pistes. Another popular area for luxury ski holidays in France is Les Portes du Soleil which encompasses 13 resorts between Mont Blanc in France and Lake Geneva in <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/switzerland/">Switzerland</a>. Several resorts, such as <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/les-gets/">Les Gets</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/morzine/">Morzine</a>, have grown around traditional valley villages, preserving a sense of heritage and mountain soul. With the quality and range of skiing available, these luxury French ski resorts cater to a range of abilities and are particularly well suited to <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/family-friendly/">families</a> with many <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/">luxurious ski chalets</a> available to rent.

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With high-quality skiing, fantastic cuisine and alpine charm aplenty, it comes as no surprise to see skiers and snowboarders of every nationality flock to <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/france/">luxury ski chalets in France</a> each winter. There are three departments in the Northern Alps (Haute-Savoie, Savoie and Isère), which are home to three main ski areas, <a href="https://www.lesarcs-peiseyvallandry.ski/en/domaine-skiable">Paradiski</a>, <a href="https://en.portesdusoleil.com/destination/resorts.html">Les Portes du Soleil</a> and of course the famous <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/luxury-ski-chalets/les-3-vallees/">Trois Vallees</a>. With all of the French resorts within three hours of Geneva, there are a multitude of options for your <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/">luxury ski holiday</a> in France. Whether you are looking for a <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/ski-in-ski-out/">ski-in/ski-out chalet</a> with direct access to the slopes, or a wellness retreat in the Alps, the luxury chalets in France cater to all. Whilst the stereotypical French ski resort is purpose-built and somewhat lacking in charm, there are many variations and plenty of exceptions to this theme. The most appealing resorts for French ski holidays are <a href="/france/megeve/">Megeve</a> and the characterful mountaineering town of <a href="/france/chamonix/">Chamonix</a>. For a ski resort with high-altitude head to <a href="/france/val-thorens/">Val Thorens</a>, the highest major resort village in Europe with skiing up to 2350m. With numerous activities such as ice skating and tobogganing on offer, France chalet holidays are particularly popular with <a href="/magazine/advice/best-ski-resorts-for-families/">families</a>. We recommend choosing a luxury chalet in France close to the ski school meeting point if you are <a href="/magazine/advice/top-tips-skiing-with-children/">travelling with young children</a>.

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With stunning views of Mont Blanc and a charming car-free town Chamonix is perfect for luxury ski chalet holidays in France.

Chamonix

With excellent access to Les 3 Vallèes this quieter family-friendly town in Courchevel is perfect for a luxury family ski holiday in France.

Courchevel 1550

An authentic mountain village in Courchevel great for families looking for a luxurious ski holiday in Les 3 Vallées.

Courchevel 1650

One of the most glamorous resorts in France, Courchevel 1850 is home to some of the best luxury ski chalets in France.

Courchevel 1850

A traditional alpine village with access to Les 3 Vallèes, La Praz is an excellent base for luxury ski chalet holidays in France.

Courchevel Le Praz

A fantastic base to explore multiple resorts, Le Miroir has some of the most charming luxury ski chalets in the French Alps

Le Miroir

Part of the Portes du Soleil, Les Gets has a relaxed ambiance perfect for peaceful luxury ski chalet holiday in France.

Les Gets

This historic French town exudes style and elegance and boasts some of the best luxury ski chalets in the French Alps.

Megeve

Located in the centre of Les 3 Vallèes, Meribel has been a popular destination for ski chalet holidays in France for many years.

Meribel

Located in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, Morzine is well known for its lively town centre and luxury French ski chalets

Morzine

A charming and quiet unspoilt village, Sainte-Foy is a great option for relaxing luxury ski chalet holidays in France.

Sainte-Foy

Situated at the foot of Mont Blanc, Saint Gervais boasts unbeatable views and some of the most private luxury chalets in France.

Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc

A charming farming village connected to Les 3 Vallèes, St Martin de Belleville is  the perfect location for luxury family ski holidays in France.

St Martin de Belleville

Known for its incredible skiing and lively nightlife, Tignes is home to some of the best luxury chalets and apartments in France.

Tignes

One of the most famous luxury resorts in the world, people return each year to Val d'Isere for some of the best luxury ski chalets in the French Alps.

Val d'Isere

The highest altitude resort in Europe, Val Thorens is one of the best locations for a luxury ski holiday in France.

Val Thorens

The most luxurious ski resorts in France are; <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/">Courchevel 1850</a>, <a href="/france/megeve/">Megeve</a> and <a id="46" linktype="page">Val d&#x27;Isere</a>.

Where are the best luxury resorts in France?

<a href="/france/chamonix/">Chamonix</a>, <a id="46" linktype="page">Val d&#x27;isere</a> and <a href="/france/meribel/">Meribel</a> are all well known for being some of the best places to ski in France.

Where is the best place to ski in France?

Skiing in France can be expensive depending on which resort you choose. <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/">Courchevel 1850</a> and <a href="/france/megeve/">Megeve</a> are at the higher end of the market while resorts like <a href="/france/tignes/">Tignes</a> tend to be more affordable.

Is skiing in France Expensive?

Yes, many of the best luxury chalets in Europe can be found in France in resorts like <a href="/france/chamonix/">Chamonix</a>, <a href="/france/megeve/">Megeve</a> or <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/">Courchevel 1850</a>

Can you rent luxury chalets in France?

With historic ski villages and extensive slopes, the French Alps are widely regarded as the epicentre of luxury skiing and snowboarding holidays in Europe. You can choose from a wide range of luxury chalets in France, plus there&#x27;s lively apres-ski and fantastic ski schools. <h2>Why Choose France for a Luxury Ski Holiday? </h2><ul><li>France has the biggest lift and piste networks in the world</li><li>Most ski resorts in France are located at high altitudes with good snow</li><li>There&#x27;s a long ski season so you have more choice of when to book your luxury ski chalet holiday in France.</li><li>French Alps skiing holidays can accommodate all budgets from the luxury resort of <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/">Courchevel</a> to purpose-built <a href="/france/tignes/">Tignes</a>.</li><li>The French Alps are very accessible and are easy to get to by car, train or plane. </li></ul>

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A particular favourite for family holidays is <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/guide-to-skiing-in-meribel/">Meribel</a> in the Les 3 Vallées. Méribel has some great starting points for beginners looking to enjoy a luxury ski holiday in France. Mottaret is most convenient for beginners with nursery slopes found at Rond Point too. Once you have gained confidence on the green runs, there are plenty of easy blues to progress to. Méribel is also a mecca for boarders and freestylers providing a Rookies area with large boxes, small jumps and a mini half-pipe. One of the most glamorous resorts in the French Alps, Courchevel is the go-to destination for the ultimate luxury ski holiday. With countless <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/where-to-eat-and-drink-in-courchevel-1850/">Michelin-star restaurants</a>, designer shops and its very own airstrip, Courchevel has plenty to keep you entertained during your luxury ski trip to France. <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/best-chalets-in-courchevel-1850/">Courchevel 1850 chalets</a> are renowned for their state-of-the-art facilities and service with everything from sumptuous spas to cinema rooms and nightclubs. Particularly popular for its <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/ski-in-ski-out/">ski-in/ski-out properties</a>, we also have a large number of family ski chalets in Courchevel featuring dedicated playrooms, TV lounges and bunk beds. <h2>Skiing in France </h2> Ski holidays in France are particularly popular for beginner skiers with gentle open runs and top ski schools on offer. With several free ski lifts for beginners to enjoy and outstanding ski instructors on hand to help you navigate the mountain and work on your skills, one of the best ski resorts in France for first-time skiers is Courchevel. Situated in the world’s biggest ski area, Courchevel is perfectly positioned for enjoying the fabulous 600 km of skiing that Les 3 Vallées has to offer, although the local slopes offer 150 km of skiing between 1,350m and 2,738m before you even venture further afield into the <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/les-3-vallees/">3 Vallées</a>. A high number of ski-in/ski-out luxury chalets in France are also located in Courchevel, allowing visitors maximum time on the piste. A few of our favourites include <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/chalet-le-namaste/">Chalet Le Namaste</a>, <a href="/france/courchevel-1850/chalet-panmah/">Chalet Panmah</a> and <a href="/france/courchevel-1650/chalet-licorne/">Chalet Licorne</a> Ski holidays in France also have plenty to offer both intermediate and advanced skiers. The country is a favourite skiing destination for British holidaymakers from December through to April. If you are looking to enjoy a luxury ski holiday in France, the slopes in January tend to be less busy with perfect snow conditions to ski on, whilst we recommend <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/half-term/">February half-term</a> and <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/easter/">Easter</a> for families looking to spend a ski holiday together in the Alps. <h2>Catered Luxury Chalets France </h2> The convenience of our luxury <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/catered/">catered ski chalets</a> in France is hard to beat. Spend hours exploring the slopes whilst your own personal chef is working on a mouth-watering meal for the evening. Upon your return to the chalet, refuel with fresh coffee and homemade cake before relaxing in the wellness facilities of your luxury chalet. Come evening, the family can congregate around the fire whilst your chalet host provides you all with a chilled glass of champagne before dinner. From traditional to <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/modern-contemporary/">modern chalets</a>, our selection of catered ski chalets in France, allows guests to be taken care of with more time spent on the slopes and less time in the kitchen.<h3> Top Catered Luxury Chalets French Alps </h3><ul><li><a href="/france/courchevel-1850/shemshak-lodge/">Shemshack Lodge, Courchevel 1850</a> - bespoke menu consultation and dinners on five nights per week</li><li><a id="5770" linktype="page">Chalet Face à Face, Val d&#x27;Isere</a> - four-course dinners on six evenings per week</li><li><a href="/france/megeve/chalet-des-sens/">Chalet des Sens, Megeve</a> - private chef for 10h/day</li><li><a href="/france/meribel/chalet-pont-du-cam/">Chalet Pont du Cam, Meribel</a> - three-course dinners on five evenings per week</li><li><a href="/france/chamonix/le-chalet-mont-blanc/">Le Chalet Mont Blanc, Chamonix</a> - four-course dinners on five evenings per week </li></ul><h2> Eating &amp; Drinking in France </h2> Famous for its gastronomic scene, it should come as no surprise that a luxury ski holiday in France has plenty to offer when it comes to restaurants and après ski bars. From secluded mountain hut restaurants to Michelin-starred cuisine, guests staying in our luxury self-catered chalets in France will have ample opportunities to indulge in the local cuisine. Guests staying in our luxury catered ski chalets will have the majority of meals prepared for them by a private chef, however, there is still the opportunity to explore the local restaurants on staff nights off or the apres ski bars following a day on the slopes. Several of our luxury ski resorts in France offer Michelin-starred restaurants and extravagant bars such as <a href="https://www.lafoliedouce.com/en/">La Folie Douce</a> where dancing on tables and live performances keep the crowds entertained. Explore our <a href="/magazine/">magazine</a> for resort specific information on where to eat and drink or <a href="/contact/">ask a member of our specialised team</a> who will be more than happy to recommend their favourite restaurants.

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If you are looking to really submerge yourself into Japanese culture during your luxury ski holiday, a visit to one of Niseko’s Onsens is the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate after a hard day’s skiing. A place of tranquillity and tradition, Niseko’s Onsens are naturally occurring volcanic hot water springs with many health benefits with minerals beautifying the skin and the hot water aiding high blood pressure and joint pain. <h3>Luxury Ski Resorts Japan </h3>On Hokkaido, <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/japan/niseko/">Niseko</a> comprises four interlinked resorts - Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, Niseko Village and An’nupuri. Niseko provides some of the best restaurants of any ski town and is famed for its wide-open powder bowls and tree runs. Other popular resorts on Hokkaido include family-friendly <a href="http://www.snowfurano.com/resort.htm">Furano</a>, powder central <a href="https://rusutsu.com/en/trail-map/">Rusutsu</a> and adventure playground <a href="https://www.snowtomamu.jp/winter/en/">Tomamu</a>.

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Although it is around the same size as the British Isles, Japan has hundreds of ski resorts for skiers to enjoy. With snow falling regularly all winter, you can be sure of excellent snow conditions during your luxury ski holiday in Japan. There are 13 main ski areas to discover between Hokkaido (North Island) and Honshu (Main Island). After a day in the powder, dine in a traditional Japanese restaurant, relax in one of many natural hot spring onsens or retire to your luxury Japanese chalet. Typically Japan receives some of the largest snowfall out of any resort in the world, which means that Japan ski holidays offer incredible powder skiing as well as some of the world’s best tree skiing. Japan’s night skiing also gives guests the opportunity to try a variety of other activities during the day including snowmobiling and dog sledding, as well as snow rafting and reindeer rides. Japan ski holidays have something for everyone with incredible food and wellness on offer. For more information on what to do on a ski trip to Japan, explore our <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/top-reasons-to-visit-niseko/">Ultimate Guide to Niseko</a>, Japan’s most popular ski resort.

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Outstanding snow and local Japanese culture make Kiroro the perfect place for a luxury ski holiday in Japan.

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One of the most popular resorts, Niseko is the powder capital of Japan and many of the finest luxury ski chalets in Japan can be found here.

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Where deep, powdery snow falls regularly all winter, the luxurious resorts of Japan provide the perfect setting for a luxury ski holiday. <h2>Why choose Japan for a luxury ski holiday? </h2> <ul><li>With the abundance of deep, light powdery snow received each winter, ski holidays to Japan are a must for powder skiers and snowboarders</li><li>Japan offers a welcoming and unique culture with a variety of incredible food</li><li>It isn&#x27;t all about off-piste skiing in Japan - most resorts have plenty of groomed runs for those less experienced</li><li>After a long day on the mountain, Japan&#x27;s hot springs known as Onsen&#x27;s await</li><li>On a Japanese ski holiday, you&#x27;ll find the lifts close a lot later and night skiing is a popular pastime</li></ul>

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You might also want to consider <a href="/japan/kiroro/">Kiroro</a> for a luxury ski holiday in Japan. Powder hounds will be well-rewarded and there are lots of activities for youngsters too. The accommodation in Japanese ski resorts ranges from high-rise apartments to private lodges and hotels. Niseko has an increasing number of luxury ski lodges which offer full service so you won&#x27;t have to lift a finger during your stay. One of the largest ski areas in Japan is on the main island of Honshu: Shiga Kogen is made up of 21 ski resorts incorporating 19 interlinked ski areas, beginner slopes, long cruisers, tricky moguls and powder bowls. Host to the 1998 Winter Olympics, Hakuba is another expansive region to be enjoyed consisting of 11 ski resorts and an incredible variety of terrain. From big powder bowls to exhilarating tree runs, Niseko is renowned for its quality, quantity and consistency in snow. Open from November to May, Niseko provides incredible views of Mt. Yotei and Mt. Fuji with long runs and incredible backcountry and above treeline terrain. Located in Hokkaido a 2.5hrs drive from Chitose Airport, Niseko is Japan’s largest and best-known ski resort. <h3>Luxury Catered Ski Chalets Japan </h3>Whether you are looking for a ski-in ski-out luxury chalet or a breathtaking penthouse with outstanding views of Mt Yotei, at Leo Trippi, we have a selection of luxury catered chalets in Japan to choose from. With sophisticated living and dining areas, let your private chef prepare a beautiful four-course meal whilst you enjoy the views and a glass of champagne on the balcony. Several of our luxurious lodges in Japan are located close to the winter sports action with sweeping mountain views and spacious open-plan living areas in which guests can unwind by the wood-burning fireplace. Ideal for relaxation, our luxury chalets and penthouse apartment&#x27;s in Japan also have plenty to help ease your muscles following a day on the slopes. From private massage rooms to outdoor onsens with water piped straight from a volcanic source, our luxurious Japanese chalets will take care of your every need. With something for everyone, experienced skiers will certainly have the time of their lives as they explore the black runs of Niseko village and the deep powder of Hanazono’s backcountry. <h4>Top Catered Luxury Ski Chalets Japan</h4><h4> </h4><ul><li><a href="/japan/niseko/hakuchozan/">Hakuchōzan, Niseko</a> - breakfast, afternoon tea &amp; evening dining plus a host on hand until 1am to serve and &amp; host guests</li><li><a href="/japan/niseko/hakuvillas-super-penthouse/">HakuVillas Super Penthouse, Niseko</a> - unlimited beers, soft drinks &amp; bar stocked with spirits</li><li><a href="/japan/niseko/chalet-spa-niseko-one/">Chalet Spa Niseko One, Nisekeo</a> - chef service for breakfast &amp; dinner </li></ul><h3>Skiing in Japan</h3> For fans of deep powder, Japan is the place to be with up to 600 inches of snow through the mountains during the winter. January and early February are particularly popular times for powderhounds seeking incredible skiing conditions, but skiers have the whole winter season from November to May to enjoy. Skiers of every level have something to delight in during a luxury ski holiday in Japan. For beginners and intermediate-level skiers, the Annupuri ski area in Niseko provides well-groomed runs and low gradient slopes, whilst experienced skiers will thoroughly enjoy the black runs of Niseko village and the deep powder backcountry. For further excitement, Hanazono also has three terrain parks with a pipe and jumps for all levels. For an experience never to be forgotten during your ski vacation in Japan, accomplished backcountry skiers can even ski inside the crater of a stratovolcano before commencing their descent through some of the finest powder in the world. At 1898m, Mt. Yotei is the highest mountain in the region with the longest vertical ski run in Hokkaido. Open every night of the season, Japan is famously known for its floodlit slopes, having offered night skiing for over 50 years. Lights cut through the evening fog and shadows are cast on the bumps of the ski terrain so visibility is often clearer at night than during the day. For skiers looking to avoid the crowds, night skiing often sees fewer skiers on the piste. Fans of off-piste skiing can even ski in the backcountry at night with lights reaching off-piste terrain. <h3>Eating &amp; Drinking in Japan</h3> Home to some of the best ski resorts in the world, ski holidays to Japan offer a plethora of incredible cuisine. From soba dishes to mouthwatering fresh seafood, the ski resorts of Japan have an incredible variety of food. For those staying in Niseko, a traditional Izakaya gastropub provides a delightful sharing experience of fresh sushi, whilst the vibrant nightlife of Hirafu in the centre of Niseko offers a variety of pubs with live music and DJs. Should you wish to have handmade Japanese cuisine prepared for you during your stay, why not book one of our luxury catered ski chalets in Japan? Enjoy the local Japanese cuisine from the comfort of your own chalet.

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Some of the country’s steepest terrain and deepest powder can be found on the west coast, with resorts such as Mammoth Mountain and Squaw Valley among the most popular. Known for their upmarket, modern resorts, the Rocky Mountains span several states, namely Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana and New Mexico. Colorado, in particular, is home to some of the United States most exclusive resorts such as <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/united-states/aspen/">Aspen</a>, <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/united-states/vail/">Vail</a> and <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/united-states/beaver-creek/">Beaver Creek</a>, as well as <a href="https://www.leotrippi.com/united-states/crested-butte/">Crested Butte</a>, Jackson Hole and Big Sky. With an alluring combination of attractive resorts, reliable snow and slopes to suit all abilities, Colorado is a particularly enticing prospect for American luxury ski holiday enthusiasts. Labelled ‘champagne powder&#x27;, the snow here is particularly dry; even when the snow melts and refreezes, the moisture seems to be magically whisked away leaving it soft and powdery. Colorado is also where the majority of the States’ ritziest resorts are based. Both Vail and Beaver Creek are renowned for their luxury ski chalets, smart shops and expensive restaurants. Aspen, another glamorous resort, has an attractive town, reliable snow and extensive slopes to explore.

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With most American resorts receiving almost double the amount of snow as many European resorts, it is no wonder that American ski holidays have become increasingly popular. It also helps that there’s an abundance of avalanche-controlled ungroomed slopes, the trails are often deserted and lifts are generally efficient with short, orderly queues. US resort towns vary widely but all tend to offer a variety of luxury lodging, convenient condos and ski hotels.

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Home to more than 450 ski resorts, the United States offers a wide variety of ski experiences and luxury ski holidays to suit all tastes &amp; abilities. <h2>Why Choose USA for a Luxury Ski Holiday?</h2> <ul><li>Most ski resorts in the USA receive serious amounts of snow - often double the amount received in some European resorts</li><li>North American resorts have patrolled and avalanche-controlled ungroomed terrain that in Europe would be classified as off-piste</li><li>Piste grooming is taken very seriously so you can expect perfect &#x27;corduroy&#x27; pistes every morning</li><li>USA ski holidays take place in a wide range of towns with high-quality, spacious accommodation and restaurants that are varied in cuisine</li><li>Luxury ski vacations in the USA offer crowd-free slopes and efficient lift systems </li></ul>

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<h2>Luxury Ski Resorts in Colorado</h2> One of the most popular destinations for ski holidays in America is Colorado. Resorts such as Breckenridge and <a href="/magazine/resort-guides/ultimate-guide-to-vail/">Vail</a> are around a two-hour transfer from Denver. Aspen and Snowmass are around four to five hours, and places such as Crested Butte even further afield. To reach these Colorado luxury ski resorts, you might want to consider an indirect flight, changing to a plane that lands at a nearby airport: Aspen, for example, has its own airport a few minutes from town. For Vail, Eagle airport is only 45 minutes away. Luxury ski resorts in Colorado vary widely in style. Both Aspen and Crested Butte feature restored buildings from the mining boom days of the late 19th century whilst the modern satellite resort of Snowmass is more purpose-built. The likes of Vail and Beaver are more upmarket with glitzy hotels and lodges. Colorado ski holidays in Aspen offer plenty of variety. Slopes are split over four separate mountains - Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Buttermilk and Aspen Highlands. For beginners, Buttermilk is a superb place to learn, with gentle, often deserted runs. However, Highlands boasts the highest concentration of green runs in Aspen so this is also a good option. Off the slopes, Aspen has plenty to offer too. There are dozens of art galleries, shops and restaurants as well as an indoor ice rink and huge swimming complex. Vail is one of the biggest areas for luxury ski vacations in the USA with 5,289 acres of lift-linked slopes. Intermediate skiers can enjoy easy cruising runs whilst experts have several double-black diamond runs to accomplish. Beginners can learn on the nursery slopes and there&#x27;s easy longer runs to progress to. For non-skiers, there&#x27;s a multitude of alternative activities from tubing and ski biking to snowmobiling, ice skating and snowshoeing. <h2>Luxury Ski Chalets Colorado</h2> When it comes to accommodation, luxury ski resorts in Colorado can accommodate all budgets. At the more upmarket end of the scale, Aspen has grand hotels as well as smart penthouse apartments. Beaver Creek and Vail also offer luxury ski condos and lodges. Crested Butte is home to several <a href="/luxury-ski-chalets/ski-in-ski-out/">ski-in/ski-out</a> lodgings. <h2>Top Chalets for Colorado Skiing Holidays</h2><h4> </h4><ul><li><a href="/united-states/aspen/four-peaks-estate/">Four Peaks Esate, Aspen</a> - set in three acres of private land, this five-bedroom home provides unobstructed views of all four Aspen mountain peaks and is equipped with an outdoor Jacuzzi &amp; cinema room.</li><li><a href="/united-states/beaver-creek/colorado-lodge/">Colorado Lodge, Beaver Creek</a> - just steps from the ski lift, this stylish penthouse apartment enjoys magnificent mountain views and guests have access to the amenities of the Ritz Carlton.</li><li><a href="/united-states/vail/avanti-chalet/">Avanti Chalet, Vail</a> - renovated in 2020, this beautifully crafted chalet offers ski-in/ski-out access, contemporary living areas, a TV lounge and spa facilites.</li><li><a href="/united-states/crested-butte/scarp-ridge-lodge/">Scarp Ridge Lodge, Crested Butte</a> - this former Croatian saloon retains its old west façade but inside it has been completely transformed. It has an indoor saltwater pool, steam room and sauna, as well as indoor &amp; outdoor hot tubs. </li></ul>

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