Chalet Phoenix, Val Thorens

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4.5 out of 5 based on 4 reviews
Chalet Phoenix is really good, the place had all been newly refurbished when we stayed here and the facilities were really good with everything being warm, new and clean. The location is nice if you’re quite a good skier as you can ski back, but if you’re a beginner it’s quite a long walk to the lift. Walki... + more
Emily
5 out of 5
Stayed at the Chalet Phoenix, VT in January 2012. The chalet is new build, with a deluxe interior, including a large lounge with TV and DVDs, wrap around balcony with panoramic views of the slopes and open plan dining table. Downstairs there is a large sauna (takes a little time to heat up) and the bedrooms. Th... + more
David Bowler
5 out of 5
Had a good holiday here, it’s a big flat with about 5/6 different groups staying here but it’s all quite well spread out across 2 or 3 levels. The chalet is pretty well located with an easy walk to the ski slopes (took us about 5 minutes) and there’s a way out the back which you can ski down to if you’re an... + more
Gary
4 out of 5
The majestic nature and beauty of the Phoenix is matched equally in this stunning chalet, built under the lift of the Plein Sud, making it practically ski-in when the snow & weather conditions are hold up. This also means that getting on the lift and to the village centre is nothing more than a short 5 minute w... + 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
Flights Included
Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School
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Location - where is Chalet Phoenix

Chalet Phoenix takes pride of place in the centre of Val Thorens in the newly built area of the Balcons Residence. This position offers excellent access to the skiing, just 200 metres (approx.) from the piste. The Plein Sud lift goes straight past the complex and competent skiers can enjoy the convenience of skiing practically to the door in good conditions. For beginners the shuttle bus stops right outside the reception area for access to the other lifts. The shops, lively bars and restaurants of Val Thorens are just a short walk away.

Overview - chalet description - Chalet Phoenix description

Except for rising from the snow rather than the ashes, Chalet Phoenix certainly rivals the stature of the magnificent bird it is named after. The dining room is stylish and elegant, in keeping with the quality of finish throughout the whole of the chalet. The large, inviting living area has enough space for all on large comfy sofas and comes complete with a warming stove. Guests in Chalet Phoenix are often found glass in hand on the huge 270º panoramic balcony which has incredible views of the mountains All the bedrooms have beautifully finished en suite bathrooms as well as the luxury of Jacuzzi baths. Loosen up your ski legs in the chalet’s private sauna or why not indulge in a beauty treatment or two in the residence’s spa (payable locally).

The complex also has an infinity pool, gym, on-site bar and terrace.

This chalet is a Superior chalet, so you can enjoy extra features.

Facilities - Chalet Phoenix features

  • Grade: Superior
  • Sleeps: 24
  • All Rooms en suite: Yes
  • Bedrooms: 12
  • Close to Piste: Yes
  • Close to Town Centre: Yes
  • Piste/Lift: 200m
  • Sauna: Yes
  • Ski Bus: Outside chalet
  • Swimming Pool: Yes
  • Town centre: 5 mins walk
  • WiFi: Yes

Room Types - bathrooms beds & sleeping

Entrance floor:
•    living/dining area with wood burning stove
•    WC

Lower floor (-1):
•    sauna
Rooms 1, 2, 5 & 6 = 4 twins with Jacuzzi bath and WC
Rooms 3 & 4 = 2 doubles with Jacuzzi bath and WC

Lower floor (-2):
Rooms 7, 8, 11 & 12 = 4 twins with Jacuzzi bath and WC
Rooms 9 & 10 = 2 doubles with Jacuzzi bath and WC

Heated boot warmers and ski storage and boot warmers at building entrance (communal with private lockers)

Chalet staff live in.

Meals - food and drink in Chalet Phoenix

We update Chalet Phoenix'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 Phoenix dates & departure airports

Price per person with: Prices shown are per person based on: Prices shown are per person based on: The prices shown here are per person and based on the following criteria:
Sat 16 Dec 201716/12/17
£971
Sat 23 Dec 201723/12/17
£1395
Sat 30 Dec 201730/12/17
Sold Out 
Sat 06 Jan 201806/01/18
Sold Out 
Sat 13 Jan 201813/01/18
£1120
Sat 20 Jan 201820/01/18
£1147
Sat 27 Jan 201827/01/18
£1167
Sat 03 Feb 201803/02/18
£1160
Sat 10 Feb 201810/02/18
£1725
Sat 17 Feb 201817/02/18
Sold Out 
Sat 24 Feb 201824/02/18
£1059
Sat 03 Mar 201803/03/18
Sold Out 
Sat 10 Mar 201810/03/18
£1020
Sat 17 Mar 201817/03/18
£990
Sat 24 Mar 201824/03/18
Sold Out 
Sat 31 Mar 201831/03/18
Sold Out 
Sat 07 Apr 201807/04/18
£1386
Sat 14 Apr 201814/04/18
£694
This package holiday to Chalet Phoenix in Val Thorens, France departs Saturday 14th April 2018, 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 interlinked ski area •Foodie Favourite •Off-slope activities galore

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

Val Thorens webcam

Snow Report: Top 0cm, Bottom 0cm

Snow Forecast: 4cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 91cm

Val Thorens trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)112km 1h 35
Grenoble (GNB)200km, 2h 15
Geneva (GVA)160km, 2h 30
Region:France, Alps.
First opened:1971

Val Thorens lift pass price last reported as €208 (Adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Phoenix.
Night skiing: Torch lit descents available
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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2300m at the top of the Three Valleys, VT is the highest ski resort in Europe and part of the biggest linked ski area on the planet. While it’s a place for people who above all else, love to ski, you’ll also find some of the country’s best après including the legendary Folie Douce, as well as weird and wonderful activities like the 1300m Tyrolienne zipwire. Olde worlde gallic charm it isn’t, but skiers will wake up to find some of the best snow in the Alps literally on their doorstep, and the views over ...
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The après ski here easily rivals other top resorts in the Alps. If you haven't already had the Folie Douce experience, head just under the Plein Sud lifts where the “dancefloor on top of the world” is heaving from 3pm. Another place to party is Bar 360 at the end of the blue Moraine run, which always has live music and cheaper plonk. Back in town, Rue de Gebroulaz is a hub of lively bars where O’Connells is the local Irish pub and the Frog and Roastbeef is a long-time favourite of Brits (if you can drink the...

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"Friendly hosts & new/refurb chalet"

Emily
5/ out of 5
Chalet Phoenix is really good, the place had all been newly refurbished when we stayed here and the facilities were really good with everything being warm, new and clean. The location is nice if you’re quite a good skier as you can ski back, but if you’re a beginner it’s quite a long walk to the lift. Walking into the town is fine and probably took us 10-15 minutes. The dining area and lounge are all nicely done but not very big - the fact that there isn’t much communal area is fine if you’re a couple but there wouldn’t be much room for young children to run around unless you booked the whole place to yourselves. The rooms were fine with really nice bathrooms and pretty good views from the windows and the people who looked after the chalet were really friendly. We had cakes when we got in from skiing and a three course dinner every night.

"Amazing chalet"

David Bowler
5/ out of 5
Stayed at the Chalet Phoenix, VT in January 2012. The chalet is new build, with a deluxe interior, including a large lounge with TV and DVDs, wrap around balcony with panoramic views of the slopes and open plan dining table. Downstairs there is a large sauna (takes a little time to heat up) and the bedrooms. The bedrooms are the best I've stayed in on ski holidays - comfortable double beds, good size, large wardrobes and bathrooms with soothing jacuzzi baths and shower. Two hosts and one chef live across the hall and were accommodating to our every need - top drawer food. There are secure ski lockers and you can ski out of the chalet if you have some experience. VT had great snow for the week and some brilliant runs. On a local area pass you can access the 4th valley - Orelle - a hidden gem. For the more advanced get a full area pass and head over to Meribel and Courcheval. Would definitely go back!

"Well located"

Gary
4/ out of 5
Had a good holiday here, it’s a big flat with about 5/6 different groups staying here but it’s all quite well spread out across 2 or 3 levels. The chalet is pretty well located with an easy walk to the ski slopes (took us about 5 minutes) and there’s a way out the back which you can ski down to if you’re an intermediate skier. If you want you can also get the bus. It’s probably not a brilliant place for families with young kids as the noise would echo around the chalet; when we stayed here it was only adults.

"Near the Plein Sud & great for chilling"

Sno man, Sno Staff
4/ out of 5
The majestic nature and beauty of the Phoenix is matched equally in this stunning chalet, built under the lift of the Plein Sud, making it practically ski-in when the snow & weather conditions are hold up. This also means that getting on the lift and to the village centre is nothing more than a short 5 minute walk from your front door. Also worth noting, guests have enjoyed the luxury facilities, including fitness and relaxation treatments from within the chalet (check if they are available on your dates "before booking"). It's often the perfect way to finish the day, lounging on the balcony with a beer in your hand (when we last went there was an in-house bar).
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