Chalet Peche, Val Thorens

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3.5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
Our holiday was generally very good but the chalet was quite dilapidated and not quite what I expected from 4 star accommodation. Inside it was very tired looking and basic and in the room we had, the heating didn’t work at all and it was quite cold. When you have wet stuff that needs to dry overnight after ... + more
Mr Gunby
3 out of 5
Inspiring views greet you from this lofted position above the resort of Val Thorens and make you want to get out there into that epic landscape. And you're in luck because, not only are you a matter of minutes walk from both the piste and town, but both are practically skiable across small off-piste sections (a... + more
Sno man, Sno Staff
4 out of 5
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Package - what's included - what's included & available - what's included plus available extras - what's included & what extras are available

Accommodation
Catered Chalet
Ferry Included
No Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School
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Location - where is Chalet Peche

Good location - Chalet apartment Pêche is situated in the Balcons Residence, with excellent access to the skiing, just 200 metres (approx.) away. For beginners the shuttle bus stops right outside. The shops, lively bars and restaurants of Val Thorens are just a short walk away.

  • Town centre: 600m
  • Ski school: 200m
  • Ski lift: 200m
  • Piste: 200m
  • Bus stop: Outside chalet

Overview - chalet description - Chalet Peche description

This chalet apartment at the top of Val Thorens holds a commanding position over the resort.

Well equipped- The chalet presents a large living/dining area with wood burning stove and satellite TV, plenty of comfy seating, a large dining table, functional cooking appliances and a pleasant balcony. Most rooms enjoy en suite or private facilities with Jacuzzi baths.

Great extras - Guests staying in this chalet will be able to use the infinity pool with fabulous views over the Val Thorens Valley in addition to the gym facilities, sauna and steam room. There are also beauty and well-being treatments available and payable locally. All these facilities are located in the heart of the Balcons complex, close to the chalets. Free WiFi is included.

Mountain atmosphere–

The chalet is decorated in alpine style with solid wood and rustic features and it has a nice rustic feel typical of the mountains.

Top 3 reasons to stay here

  • Good equipped chalet, most rooms boast en suite bathrooms and Jacuzzis,
  • Large and comfortable dining and seating areas, good cooking facilities.
  • Nice position close to the slopes and all amenities in Val Thorens.

Facilities - Chalet Peche features

  • Swimming pool
  • Sole occupancy
  • Sauna / Steam room
  • Open fire
  • Local car parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Family rooms
  • Close to piste
  • All rooms with private facilities

Room Types - bathrooms beds & sleeping

Entrance floor:

• Open plan kitchen/living/dining area with satellite TV and balcony • Separate shower

Rm 1 Twin (sleeps 2)
Twin (beds close together), jet bath, private WC and shared balcony

Rm 2 Twin (sleeps 2-4)
Large twin, optional extra two single beds, jet bath and WC - suitable for a cot

First Floor:

Rm 3 Twin (sleeps 2)
Twin, jet bath and WC (under eaves) - suitable for a cot

Rm 4 Twin (sleeps 2)
Twin, jet bath and WC (under eaves)

Rm 5 Twin (sleeps 2)
Twin, private jet bath and WC (not en suite)

First floor mezzanine:

Rm 6 Twin (sleeps 2)
Twin, jet bath and WC - suitable for a cot

Extra Information

Chalet staff live out

Meals - food and drink in Chalet Peche

  • 7 nights chalet accommodation
  • Continental breakfast for 7 mornings with hot options provided by our hosts on 6 days
  • 6 days of homemade afternoon tea and cake
  • 6 days of aperitifs
  • 6 nights fully catered

Grade 3-5 Chalets

  • 3 course evening meals with a 2 course Alpine speciality on one night
  • Unlimited Silver level wine until coffee with evening meals

Please note the above is based on 7-night holidays. For holidays of shorter durations, catering will be provided for 1 day less than the holiday duration.

We update Chalet Peche's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.

Availability - dates & airports - dates & departure airports - chalet dates & departure airports - Chalet Peche dates & departure airports

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Sat 27 Feb 202127/02/21
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Mon 13 Dec 202113/12/21
£480
Mon 20 Dec 202120/12/21
£764
Mon 27 Dec 202127/12/21
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Mon 03 Jan 202203/01/22
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Sat 08 Jan 202208/01/22
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Sat 22 Jan 202222/01/22
£930
Sat 29 Jan 202229/01/22
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Sat 05 Feb 202205/02/22
£985
Sat 12 Feb 202212/02/22
£1186
Sat 19 Feb 202219/02/22
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Sat 26 Feb 202226/02/22
£903
Sat 05 Mar 202205/03/22
£876
Sat 12 Mar 202212/03/22
£789
Sat 19 Mar 202219/03/22
£762
Sat 26 Mar 202226/03/22
£921
Sat 02 Apr 202202/04/22
£1025
Sat 09 Apr 202209/04/22
£892
This package holiday to Chalet Peche in Val Thorens, France departs Monday 13th December 2021, for a 7 night stay on a "catered chalet" 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 15/16 was between 50p and £2 per person, per night.
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Resort - about Val Thorens - about holidays in Val Thorens - about ski holidays in Val Thorens - about ski holidays in Val Thorens France

•Highest resort in Europe •Top of the world's biggest ski area •Lots of off-slope activities

This is Europe's highest resort, with incredible views of the French, Swiss and Italian Alps and fantastic connections to the rest of the enormous Three Valleys. Holidays here are perfect for varied and snow-sure terrain in a laid back, friendly atmosphere. If you're early or late in the season, or in a year with poor snowfall, this place will give you some of the best conditions in the Alps!

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Families •Snow-sure •Non skiers

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Snow History: February average depth 163.5cm

Val Thorens trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)112km 1h 30
Grenoble (GNB)200km, 2h 30
Geneva (GVA)160km, 2h 30
Region:France, Alps.
First opened:1971

Val Thorens lift pass price last reported as €321 (adult 6 day 3 Valleys ski pass). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Peche.
Night skiing:
Val Thorens has N, NE, NW, S facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing November - May.

Town altitude: 2300m
Top of slopes: 3200m
Bottom of piste: 1800m
Vertical drop: 1,430m
Total length of trails:140km
Longest piste:5km
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"Not as expected"

Mr Gunby
3/ out of 5
Our holiday was generally very good but the chalet was quite dilapidated and not quite what I expected from 4 star accommodation. Inside it was very tired looking and basic and in the room we had, the heating didn’t work at all and it was quite cold. When you have wet stuff that needs to dry overnight after a day’s skiing it’s a bit of a pain as well as being quite uncomfortable. Luckily the chalet host was very helpful and got hold of an electric heater but even then it wasn’t quite warm enough. The room also had a very low roof so although it was quite big, you could only really use one half of it because the rest was too low. It was big enough for the 4 of us but only had one bit of furniture so we had to live out of our suitcases. The host cooked decent food and we had a good meal in the Petit Ferme on the chalet day off. The location was fine, not totally ski in ski out but not far off the slopes. The walk down was reasonable, a little too tricky with our 5 year old but fine for grown-ups. You can get on a shuttle bus if you don’t want to walk but even this was a bit of hassle with a young child. At the end of the day you can ski down a narrow icy ramp which shoots off a ski run and takes you back to the chalet. It was marked as blue when we were here and is definitely not a blue – it’s very very steep, goes round a corner and ends quite suddenly - I noticed they’d changed it to a red recently which is definitely more accurate. If they said it was 2 star and I’d paid half the price I would have been happier.

"A high point in Europe's highest resort"

Sno man, Sno Staff
4/ out of 5
Inspiring views greet you from this lofted position above the resort of Val Thorens and make you want to get out there into that epic landscape. And you're in luck because, not only are you a matter of minutes walk from both the piste and town, but both are practically skiable across small off-piste sections (ability dependant of course), just adding to the excitement of staying in such an impressive alpine area. If skiing isn’t yet quite your forte fear not, the bus stops right outside the building making it very easy to get around, especially if you decide to go and explore the après ski side of this purpose-built mountain town (be sure to visit our friends Duncan and Rory at Le Frog and Rosbeef which holds the record as the highest pub in France).
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