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If you’re looking for a cosy boutique retreat offering you a truly pampered stay, the Chalet Loden fits the bill perfectly. With gorgeous views over the village of Méribel, and easy access to the slopes, the Chalet Loden is a traditionally styled chalet with antique furniture, elegantly styled rooms and a superb fine-dining experience. With room for just 12 guests, the chalet has two live in staff and a wonderful resident chef, who ensure that your every need is catered for in a delightful home from home atmosphere. Children over the age of eight are welcome at Chalet Loden if the chalet is completely reserved by one group. Our staff are happy to provide them with a special children’s high tea or early dinner if you wish. They will also point you in the direction of some great fun activities around and about including piste basher rides, tobogganing, ice skating, ten-pin bowling and the indoor swimming pool.
If you’re looking for a cosy boutique retreat offering you a truly pampered stay, the Chalet Loden fits the bill perfectly. With gorgeous views over the village of Méribel, and easy access to the slopes, the Chalet Loden is a traditionally styled chalet with antique furniture, elegantly styled rooms and a superb fine-dining experience. With room for just 12 guests, the chalet has two live in staff and a wonderful resident chef, who ensure that your every need is catered for in a delightful home from home atmosphere.
Children over the age of eight are welcome at Chalet Loden if the chalet is completely reserved by one group. Our staff are happy to provide them with a special children’s high tea or early dinner if you wish. They will also point you in the direction of some great fun activities around and about including piste basher rides, tobogganing, ice skating, ten-pin bowling and the indoor swimming pool.
• Ski in - Ski out
• 50m to the slopes
• 600m to town
• WiFi
• Luxury chalet
• Stunning views
• Traditional chalet
• Table tennis / games room
• Fireplace
• iPod and dock
• Satellite TV
• Ski & boot room
• Free WiFi throughout the Chalet
• Hairdryers are available in all rooms
Each of the bedrooms (two doubles and four twins) are individually styled and designed to spoil you. The gorgeously comfortable, deep beds all have Egyptian cotton bed linen. In the bathrooms you’ll find soft fluffy towels, thick bathrobes and heavenly-scented luxury toiletries. Up on the top floor, the three twin rooms have cosy wooden French sleigh beds. Many of the rooms offer views over the surrounding mountains.
Hairdryers are available and there is free WiFi throughout the chalet.
Lower Ground Floor:
• Ping pong table
• Shared bath & Shower with WC
Entrance Floor:
• Chalet entrance
• Ski & boot room
First Floor:
• Lounge
• Kitchen
• Balcony
• WC
Send Floor:
Room 1 - Double en suite bath & shower with WC
Room 2 - Double
Room 3 - Twin
• Shared bath & shower with WC
Third Floor:
Room - 4
Room - 5
Room - 6 (eves room)
• 2 x Shared bath & shower with WC
Chalet Loden has a resident chef who will ensure you are well nourished for a day on the slopes. Our staff will prepare you a freshly cooked breakfast every morning or choose a continental option, with pastries, juice and coffee. When you return from the slopes, they will have laid out your afternoon tea, with a selection of mouth-wateringly indulgent home-made cakes. As you move into the evening, they’ll serve you canapés by the log fire, followed by a luxurious three course dinner accompanied by superior wines and rounded off with a local cheeseboard.
One evening a week dinner is not served in the Chalet hotel allowing you the opportunity to dine out at one of the excellent local restaurants.
Meribel is one of the most famous ski resorts in the world and is located within the 3 Valleys (or Trois Vallees) in France. There are four main resorts that make up the Trois Vallees; Meribel, Val Thorens, Courchevel, and Les Menuires.
You will often hear Meribel called the hub of the region. The reason for this is that Meribel is located centrally and as a result basing yourself in Meribel offers unparalleled access to the rest of the region.
With a resort height of 1450m, Meribel is a resort with high altitude skiing and a great snow record.
If you’d prefer to be a little higher up the valley, you could look at Meribel Motterat; one of the satellite villages of Meribel. The village has its own character and charm although, whilst fully tied into the ski region, most of the shops, bars, and restaurants are located in Meribel itself.
Whilst searching for accommodation you might also come across Meribel Village. Again, this is a satellite village within the Meribel Valley located just below the main center of Meribel.
As with Meribel Motterat, you have full access to the ski area from Meribel Village but again the amenities are more limited and if you like your skiing holidays loud and lively then the Village is not your best bet.
Meribel as a whole is extremely pretty and is predominantly comprised of traditional stone and wood-clad chalets, providing much of the charm and beauty of the resort. To ensure good piste access, most chalets have private minibus services.
If you want a Meribel skiing holiday you should expect a lively resort with plenty to do, and plenty of skiing. It’s great for families but hardly short of nightlife for adult groups either. Why not give us a call and see if we can find you the perfect Meribel ski holiday?
With access to 600km of piste across the Trois Vallees, the skiing in Meribel is enough to keep even the most advanced skier completely occupied for at least a week.
Still, there’s plenty to enjoy even if you’re not an expert skier. Meribel is also one of those wonderful resorts that offer bountiful skiing for all abilities.
Whether you want to stick to the easy to access nursery slopes or want to challenge yourself with some off-piste tree skiing or freestyle adventures in one of the many snow parks in the area, the skiing in Meribel will keep everyone in your party happy.
There are some very easy to access nursery slopes in Meribel which have a gentle gradient and are ideal for learning to ski.
As a complete novice, you’ll spend most of your time in the Altiport area, a part of which is specifically designed for beginners to learn the ropes before moving on to the other pistes towards the end of your skiing holiday.
There are endless possibilities for intermediate skiers. Long, winding blue runs like the Gelinotte run down into the heart of Meribel and some lovely runs down into Meribel Motterat.
As an intermediate skier you’re probably going to want to purchase a full area lift pass to explore the surrounding resorts but if you want to save a bit of money there’s still plenty of skiing to be had just with the local area lift pass which gives you access to the whole of the Meribel Valley.
Advanced skiers on holiday in Meribel will absolutely want to purchase a full area 3 Valleys lift pass. There’s so much skiing to be had just in Meribel but the more adventurous among you will definitely be drawn out of the valley sooner or later in search of new and exciting challenges.
With over 600km of piste to explore you can’t possibly get bored. You could easily spend a whole week skiing in the Three Valleys and still find there’s more to go!
A snowboarding holiday in Meribel will provide tree-lined runs with plenty to jib on at the side of the piste and access to two brilliant snowboard parks located within the Meribel valley itself.
The Moon Park is the bigger of the two parks and is a favourite hangout for snowboarders in the area. And as if that wasn’t enough, you can also access the snowboard parks in Val Thorens and Courchevel.
With a lot of the skiing within the tree line, Meribel offers some great opportunities to go off-piste. There are also some amazing couloirs to be skied including the Coulior Tremplin leading down to Meribel near the top of Saulire.
It’s definitely not for an inexperienced skier and is an extremely dangerous route so take care. If you like it steep and narrow, then the couloisrs that Meribel offers are just the thing.
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There’s plenty of apres-ski to experience in Meribel, from mountain restaurants and bars to fine dining in the resort, then on to late-night party hot spots.
The most famous of the apres-ski haunts in Meribel is probably the Rond Point where you will find live music playing from 5pm to 7 pm on most days.
You’re always guaranteed a party atmosphere with plenty of skiing and dancing. If you want a good apres ski party it’s also worth checking out the newly opened La Folie Douce.
For those who then want to keep the party going, there’re plenty of bars in the center of Meribel to be found and if you want to carry on into the early hours then O'Sullivans Bar and La Taverne have got you covered.
For those out there who enjoy the quieter life, it’s very easy to steer clear of the apres-ski parties.
Meribel is quite a spread out a resort, and there is still plenty to do in the evenings with the shops open late and some fantastic restaurants such as Chez Kiki just waiting to be discovered. You could even opt for some fine dining in one of the top class hotel restaurants that can be found in hotels like La Chaudanne.
With an open-air ice rink, go-karting on ice, romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides, and a sports center with an indoor pool, Meribel’s facilities are up to the minute – but you could also chill out by catching a film in one of the cinemas or enjoy the view from a hot air balloon, giving a completely different perspective on the Trois Vallees. There’s even a bowling alley!
Part of the 3 Valleys ski area
