Chalet Alaska, Tignes

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4.4 out of 5 based on 9 reviews
Adequate, not luxury accommodation – typical ski chalet. Compact, small bathroom. Cleanliness was not great, had end of season complacency. Staff were great, very friendly and helpful. The room was underneath the staff accommodation, so woken up by late after their night out. Would not go back for the food. ... + more
Mieczyslaw
5 out of 5
Staff were excellent and the accommodation was good - basic but clean and tidy no issues. Food was very good; one particular member of the group was gluten free, and they were well looked after! Access to absolutely fine – short walk to the slopes. Chalet worked well for a large group . + more
Stuart
4 out of 5
First impressions – everyone was very welcoming and there’s lots of room with everything being nice and clean. Food – the food was good and there was plenty of it, everything was presented nicely and it was very traditional. Rooms – we had 4 of the rooms and they were all different sizes. I wouldn’t... + more
Kate, Bristol
4 out of 5
The chalet was excellent and we had an enjoyable stay there, I can’t think of any main negatives. It’s a basic chalet facility but for the price and value for money it’s spot on. The room my sons had was a good size, I think I got the lesser room however for a 1 person room it was ideal. The location is good... + more
Adam Souness, Midlothian
5 out of 5
The chalet was quite nice, the location is a little bit off the beaten track but the hot tub was fantastic. It was the first week of the season and the staff were really up for helping out and keen to impress. Everything was very clean. It wasn’t the most roomy but how long are you in there for anyway... and t... + more
Phil, Sale
4 out of 5
Excellent value from some of the friendliest and most attentive chalet hosts in the alps. It's hard to beat sunbathing on the terrace after a day in the incomparable Espace Killy. Ask the chalet girls and boys if you can pop your 12 pack of stubbies in the fridge - its the ultimate thing to come home to! SNO e... + more
Sno man, Sno Staff
5 out of 5
Excellent value from some of the friendliest and most attentive chalet hosts in the alps. It's hard to beat sunbathing on the terrace after a day in the incomparable Espace Killy. Ask the chalet girls and boys if you can pop your 12 pack of stubbies in the fridge - its the ultimate thing to come home to! SNO e... + more
Sno man, Sno Staff
5 out of 5
The accommodation was good. When we went the chalet was not full so there was plenty of space. The staff were brilliant! And the hot tub was great. The best thing for me was the altitude - a snow sure holiday with fresh snow all week was worth the transfer time and the skiable area is massive with the full area... + more
Mr Chris Kerrigan, Preston
4 out of 5
The accommodation was good. When we went the chalet was not full so there was plenty of space. The staff were brilliant! And the hot tub was great. The best thing for me was the altitude - a snow sure holiday with fresh snow all week was worth the transfer time and the skiable area is massive with the full area... + more
Mr Chris Kerrigan, Preston
4 out of 5
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WHAT'S INCLUDED

Accommodation
Catered
Flights Included
Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School
SHOW MORESHOW LESS

Location of Chalet Alaska in Tignes

In 2 minutes, you can be out of the door of Chalet Alaska and onto the nearby blue run that takes you down to either the Chaudanne (for exploring Palafour area) or Paquis chair (to easily get into the Val d’Isere area). Alternatively, in 5 minutes, you can walk down the road to the central rond-point where ski schools meet and there are more lifts and ski buses to Val Claret or even Les Boisses. To return to Chalet Alaska on skis or board, you can ski from the Palafour side and ski almost to the door. Excellent location, near to our other chalet, Chalet La Perle!

Chalet Alaska is situated in the Les Almes quarter of Tignes Le Lac where most chalet accommodation is located. There are multiple restaurants, cafés, shops and supermarkets all a short walk away.

There is a leisure centre in Le Lac (free access with a 6 day lift pass), a luge and many other attractions.

Distance of Chalet Alaska to Ski Lifts

See which Tignes ski lifts are nearest to Chalet Alaska.

  • TSD6 Chaudannes chair lift - 155m
  • Paquis chair lift - 160m
  • Lavachet platter - 295m
  • Almes chair lift - 306m
  • Palafour chair lift - 408m
  • Centre magic carpet - 442m
  • Tovière gondola - 488m
  • Rosset chair lift - 522m
  • TKD1 Chardonnet platter - 718m
  • TSD6 Aiguille Rouge chair lift - 1130m
  • Combe Folle platter - 1144m
  • Replat rope tow - 1484m
  • Merles chair lift - 1709m
  • Snowtubing magic carpet - 1732m
  • Aiguille Percée chair lift - 1807m
  • Grand Huit chair lift - 1924m
  • Tommeuses chair lift - 2031m
  • TCD10 des Boisses gondola - 2043m
  • Tufs chair lift - 2069m
  • Val Claret magic carpet - 2112m
  • TSD6 Tichot chair lift - 2253m
  • TSD6 Bollin chair lift - 2320m
  • Fresse chair lift - 2383m
  • TSD4 Lanches chair lift - 2416m
  • Tapis 2 Tignes 1800 magic carpet - 2908m
  • Tapis 1 Tignes 1800 magic carpet - 3000m
  • Mont Blanc chair lift - 3069m
  • TCD8 des Brévières gondola - 3096m
  • TSF3 Col des Vés chair lift - 3098m
  • TSD6 Grattalu chair lift - 3117m
  • TKD1 Col du Palet platter - 3139m
  • Snow Park t-bar - 3162m
  • Slalom t-bar - 3166m
  • Daille gondola - 3198m
  • Marmottes Express chair lift - 3361m
  • Borsat chair lift - 3456m
  • TSD4 Vanoise chair lift - 4453m

Navigating in Tignes can vary, as distances from Chalet Alaska to ski lifts are in a straight line.

Chalet Alaska Summary

Chalet Alaska was new to the portfolio for 2023/24 and is conveniently positioned in the chalet quarter of Les Almes, close to our La Perle chalet. It’s just over a minute’s walk to the top of the road where you can put your skis or snowboard on to ski down to the Chaudanne and Paquis high-speed chairlifts giving you access to both sides of the mountain in the morning.

After your day on the the mountain, you can ski back to the same point from the Palafour side and you have just 150m to walk to the chalet door.

Chalet Alaska is traditional in style with lots of beautiful local stonework and wood throughout the living areas and bedrooms. All bedrooms have ensuite facilities and the sauna and hot-tub further add to Chalet Alaska’s appeal for groups and couples alike.

Included in your Ski Package Holiday?

  • Return BA flights London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Manchester
  • Shared coach transfers to/from Tignes
  • 7 nights accommodation
  • 6 nights chalet catering
  • Excellent Service

FEATURES & FACILITIES

MEALS AT Chalet Alaska, Tignes

  • Cooked and continental breakfasts
  • Afternoon tea on your return from the slopes
  • Pre-dinner apéritif and canapés
  • 3-course dinners with complimentary wine

What's included in Catered Ski Chalet

You can expect some wonderful cuisine in our catered ski chalets, where you’ll never have to lift a finger. Save yourself the hassle and cost of having to cook or organise restaurant bookings, and enjoy a delicious three course evening meal prepared for you after a long day on the slopes.

Our chalet menus have been meticulously designed and curated by our Executive Chef. We believe that great food can transform a holiday, so expect some hearty and tasty food throughout your week with us.

Chalet Catered Ski Holidays

Our catered chalets are equipped with excellent facilities, from cosy living areas to spacious dining areas. You will get to enjoy a glass of wine by the fire with your family and friends while your hosts work behind the scenes to prepare a delectable feast.

Enjoy impeccable service with six days of breakfast, dinners, canapés and aperitifs. For breakfast, you can expect fresh French bread, pastries, fruit, cereals, as well as cooked options. Each day on your return from the slopes, you can expect a different cake with tea and coffee. For dinner, enjoy a three course dinner to refuel after a long day on the slopes.

Family Meal Times

If you’re booking the chalet for your family, we kindly ask that everyone dines together rather than having separate sittings for children and adults. However, we’ll be happy to adjust the dinner time to an earlier slot to suit younger guests better.

Catered ski chalets offer a range of evening meals from beef bourguignon to grilled cod. If you have a specific request, ski trip favourites or dietary requirements, just let our sales team know before you travel, and the resort team will endeavour to cater to all your needs.

BEDROOMS & Chalet Alaska ROOM TYPES

Room 1

Sleeps 2. Twin room with bath and WC

Room 2

Sleeps 2. Twin room with shower and WC

Room 3

Sleeps 2. Small double room with shower and WC

Room 5

Sleeps 2. Twin room with bath, WC and balcony

Room 6

Sleeps 2. Twin room with shower and WC

Room 7

Sleeps 2. Twin room with shower and WC

Room 8

Sleeps 2-3. Triple room (3 x single beds) with bath, WC and balcony

Room 10

Sleeps 2. Twin room with shower and WC

Room 11

Sleeps 2-3. Triple room (3 x single beds) under eaves with shower and WC

AVAILABILITY & PRICE - Chalet Alaska DATES & DEPARTURE AIRPORTS

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Sat 07 Mar 202607/03/26
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Sat 14 Mar 202614/03/26
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Sat 21 Mar 202621/03/26
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Sat 28 Mar 202628/03/26
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Sat 04 Apr 202604/04/26
£1399
Sat 11 Apr 202611/04/26
£929
Sat 09 Jan 202709/01/27
£1079
Sat 16 Jan 202716/01/27
£1159
Sat 23 Jan 202723/01/27
£1219
Sat 20 Feb 202720/02/27
£1429
Sat 27 Feb 202727/02/27
£1349
Sat 06 Mar 202706/03/27
£1349
Sat 13 Mar 202713/03/27
£1359
Sat 20 Mar 202720/03/27
£1359
Sat 27 Mar 202727/03/27
£1799
Sat 03 Apr 202703/04/27
£1429
Sat 10 Apr 202710/04/27
£1109
This package holiday to Chalet Alaska in Tignes, France departs Saturday 23rd January 2027, for a 7 night stay on a "catered" board basis. A local tourist tax (Taxe de Sejour or Kurtaxe) is levied by many councils in European ski resorts. It varies by standard and type of accommodation and is age dependent, so not everyone is charged. It's not included in the basic price of your holiday and is usually paid locally. For reference, the average charged in winter 2026 was between €1 and €3 per person, per night.
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Chalet Alaska's details, features and catering can change. Facilities in the description may not allow unlimited use without charge and may not always be available. If any specific feature, facility or meal option is important to your holiday, you must confirm those details with us before booking.

ABOUT THE RESORT & SKI HOLIDAYS IN Tignes France

•Espace Killy ski area •Fantastic après ski •High altitude skiing

Among the highest and biggest in the alps, Tignes is the 'most booked' ski holiday destination for British skiers. Regular powder, snow-sure Grande Motte glacier and links with Val d’Isere make the 300km ski area special. Après, dining and accommodation for every taste and budget in 5 villages - busy Le Lac at its heart, ski-in ski-out partying in Val Claret, quieter Le Lavachet, cheap-and-chill down in Les Boisses and Les Brévières.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Families •Glacier skiing •Non-skiers •Groups •Off-piste •High altitude skiing

Tignes webcam

Snow Report: Top 225cm, Bottom 129cm

Snow Forecast: 2cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 163.17cm

Tignes trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)138km, 1h50
Geneva (GVA)165km, 2h
Grenoble (GNB)200km, 2h45
Region:France, Alps.
First opened:1936

Tignes lift pass price last reported as £380 Area lift pass (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Alaska.
Night skiing: Yes, every Thursday
Tignes has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing October - May.

Town altitude: 2,100m
Top of slopes: 3456m
Bottom of piste: 1550m
Vertical drop: 1,906m
Total length of trails:300km
Longest piste:10km
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"Walk into town easily"

Mieczyslaw
5/ out of 5
Adequate, not luxury accommodation – typical ski chalet. Compact, small bathroom. Cleanliness was not great, had end of season complacency. Staff were great, very friendly and helpful. The room was underneath the staff accommodation, so woken up by late after their night out. Would not go back for the food. Small portions, no second servings. Wasn’t exactly gourmet. Location was good. Ski access was very close. 4.5/5 Avoid room 8

"Excellent !"

Stuart
4/ out of 5
Staff were excellent and the accommodation was good - basic but clean and tidy no issues. Food was very good; one particular member of the group was gluten free, and they were well looked after! Access to absolutely fine – short walk to the slopes. Chalet worked well for a large group .

"Welcoming staff, good food, brill location"

Kate, Bristol
4/ out of 5
First impressions – everyone was very welcoming and there’s lots of room with everything being nice and clean. Food – the food was good and there was plenty of it, everything was presented nicely and it was very traditional. Rooms – we had 4 of the rooms and they were all different sizes. I wouldn’t recommend the ones in the attic for anyone tall; with the eaves there isn’t much room. The showers were all fine and we always had plenty of hot water. Rest of the chalet – the lounge area was good, the hot tub wasn’t particularly clean so we didn’t use it much but the sauna was nice. Location – it’s ski in, ski out which is brilliant, even though there wasn’t much snow (we were here in April) it was less than one minute to get to the ski slopes and you just get the lift back up. It’s fairly easy to get into town for the bars and restaurants.

"Everything you’d expect, very good value for money"

Adam Souness, Midlothian
5/ out of 5
The chalet was excellent and we had an enjoyable stay there, I can’t think of any main negatives. It’s a basic chalet facility but for the price and value for money it’s spot on. The room my sons had was a good size, I think I got the lesser room however for a 1 person room it was ideal. The location is good as you have the ability to get on the slopes quite quickly; you just walk down a path between two buildings for 50 yards, clip your skis on and ski all the way down to the lifts. You could plan the runs at night so you ended up there as well. The hire equipment shop is 100m from the chalet and they were brilliant, I took my skis back because they weren’t suiting me perfectly and the staff were more than happy to replace them. The food was most enjoyable and the atmosphere was excellent. WiFi is limited everywhere in France and in the chalet there was only one WiFi unit, so if you wanted anything you all had to sit around it! It was in the lounge area so this wasn’t really a problem.

"For the price we paid, it was fantastic."

Phil, Sale
4/ out of 5
The chalet was quite nice, the location is a little bit off the beaten track but the hot tub was fantastic. It was the first week of the season and the staff were really up for helping out and keen to impress. Everything was very clean. It wasn’t the most roomy but how long are you in there for anyway... and there’s lots of room up on the mountains! The quality of the food was great, I wouldn’t argue if there was more of it but the staff did a good job. We had a twin room which was alright but it would have been nice to have a double. The good thing was that we had enough storage which you don’t always get in ski accommodation. Getting out and about was alright as long as the staff showed you where you could cut through, the way back in the evenings was more difficult as it was a little walk uphill.

"Beer on the sun terrace at end of awesome skiing!"

Sno man, Sno Staff
5/ out of 5
Excellent value from some of the friendliest and most attentive chalet hosts in the alps. It's hard to beat sunbathing on the terrace after a day in the incomparable Espace Killy. Ask the chalet girls and boys if you can pop your 12 pack of stubbies in the fridge - its the ultimate thing to come home to! SNO expert Top Tip: Remember to ask your hosts for to recommend a great local restaurant for dinner when they have their day off, and book your table at the start of the week (you don't want to be trying to get a table when half the chalets in Tignes empty for the weekly seasonaires' night off).

"Beer on the sun terrace at end of awesome skiing!"

Sno man, Sno Staff
5/ out of 5
Excellent value from some of the friendliest and most attentive chalet hosts in the alps. It's hard to beat sunbathing on the terrace after a day in the incomparable Espace Killy. Ask the chalet girls and boys if you can pop your 12 pack of stubbies in the fridge - its the ultimate thing to come home to! SNO expert Top Tip: Remember to ask your hosts for to recommend a great local restaurant for dinner when they have their day off, and book your table at the start of the week (you don't want to be trying to get a table when half the chalets in Tignes empty for the weekly seasonaires' night off).

"Accom good, staff brilliant, hot tub great – thanks for a good holiday!"

Mr Chris Kerrigan, Preston
4/ out of 5
The accommodation was good. When we went the chalet was not full so there was plenty of space. The staff were brilliant! And the hot tub was great. The best thing for me was the altitude - a snow sure holiday with fresh snow all week was worth the transfer time and the skiable area is massive with the full area pass. Off piste is also excellent. Thanks for a good Holliday!

"Accom good, staff brilliant, hot tub great – thanks for a good holiday!"

Mr Chris Kerrigan, Preston
4/ out of 5
The accommodation was good. When we went the chalet was not full so there was plenty of space. The staff were brilliant! And the hot tub was great. The best thing for me was the altitude - a snow sure holiday with fresh snow all week was worth the transfer time and the skiable area is massive with the full area pass. Off piste is also excellent. Thanks for a good Holliday!
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