Chalet Salvan, Selva

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We very much enjoyed staying here – we had the only room with the jacuzzi bath and loved it (I think you have to pay a bit extra but we booked early so got to choose). The food was fantastic, we had a really good chalet guide who fed us very well with plenty of options. The only downside was that being up t... + more
Miss Richards, Sutton
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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 Salvan

· 2 minutes walk to Costabella chairlift · 2 minutes downhill walk to resort centre · 10 minutes walk to ski school meeting place

Overview - chalet description - Chalet Salvan description

The Chalet Salvan is located up a steep slope in an elevated location with magnificent views overlooking Selva. The chalet is built in delightful traditional style and is only 2 minutes' walk to the Costabella chairlift which links on to the Sella Ronda.

Facilities - Chalet Salvan features

· traditional Alpine chalet · all bedrooms have en suite facilities and satellite TV · dining room · free WiFi in public areas · services of chalet host · chalet host lives in

Room Types - bathrooms beds & sleeping

Chalet Salvan - sleeps 12-14 (room numbers shown in brackets):
ground floor: Dining room. Triple bedroom with twin beds and single sofa bed, shower and WC (1). Austrian twin bedroom with circular whirlpool bath and WC (2).
second floor: All rooms are in the eaves. Triple bedroom with twin beds and single sofa bed, small bath with shower attachment, WC and balcony (3). Three twin bedrooms with small bath and shower attachment, WC and balcony (4, 5 & 6).

Meals - food and drink in Chalet Salvan

· hearty breakfast with one cooked option · afternoon tea with home-made cakes · 3 course evening meal with house wine and coffee included (5 nights) · 4 course farewell feast (1 night) · early suppers for children available

Please Note

Chalet owners live on the first floor.

We update Chalet Salvan'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 Salvan 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
Sold Out 
Sat 23 Dec 201723/12/17
£1071£985
Sat 30 Dec 201730/12/17
£1143
Sat 06 Jan 201806/01/18
£874£808
Sat 13 Jan 201813/01/18
£889£857
Sat 20 Jan 201820/01/18
Sold Out 
Sat 27 Jan 201827/01/18
Sold Out 
Sat 03 Feb 201803/02/18
£971
Sat 10 Feb 201810/02/18
£1355£1279
Sat 17 Feb 201817/02/18
£1120£1054
Sat 24 Feb 201824/02/18
£906£868
Sat 03 Mar 201803/03/18
available 2 sharing
Sat 10 Mar 201810/03/18
£889£846
Sat 17 Mar 201817/03/18
£846£814
Sat 24 Mar 201824/03/18
£958£872
Sat 31 Mar 201831/03/18
£926£894
This package holiday to Chalet Salvan in Selva, Italy departs Saturday 6th January 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 Selva - about holidays in Selva - about ski holidays in Selva - about ski holidays in Selva Italy

•Access to Sella Ronda •Awesome Dolomite scenery •Nearby glacier skiing

Comfortably nested within the Dolomites, Selva is part of the largest and arguably most beautiful ski area in Europe. The little mountain village will do little to dissuade you from the dreamy Italian promise of sun, snow and leisure, with excellent intermediate skiing, personable restaurants and lots to do throughout the valley.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Families •Cross country •Foodies

Selva webcam

Snow Report: Top 0cm, Bottom 0cm

Snow Forecast: 24cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 58.17cm

Selva trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck120 km, 1h45
Bolzano40km, 1h
Region:Italy, Val Gardena
First opened:19th century

Selva lift pass price last reported as Val Gardena Alpe Di Siusi: 194.00 Euros (Adult 6 day)
Dolomiti Superskipass: 210.00 Euros (Adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Salvan.
Night skiing: Yes
Selva has N, E, S, W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 1565m
Top of slopes: 2518m
Bottom of piste: 1236m
Vertical drop: 1088m
Total length of trails:175km
Longest piste:10.5km
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Selva is the best known and highest of Val Gardena’s close-set group of villages, which also include Ortisei and Santa Cristina. Val Gardena is part of the expansive Dolomiti Superski area and topping the list of reasons to visit the Dolomites, or ‘Pale Mountains’, is its status as a UNESCO world heritage site - Selva has some striking views of the Sassolungo massif and Puez mountains on either side. Named “Sëlva” by its Ladin speaking locals (the name apparently comes from the Ladin word for wood) or “...
The nursery slopes are close to town and there’s a nice collection of blues towards one side of Piz Seteur and at Plan de Gralba (it’s worth mastering the bus timetable when going onto Plan de Gralba as taking the mountain route can land a beginner on some rather tricky reds). There are a number of ski school options available as well as a Fun Park for the younger-hearted. Just by looking at the piste map you can see the intermediate-friendly nature of the skiing here. For those re-discovering their ski leg...
Italian resorts don’t tend to be overly wild when it comes to après ski but with 20 bars, 45 restaurants and 2 main clubs Selva does rather well... If you’ve never had the iconic Bombardino beverage, this is a good place to sample one! Bar Saltos is a good foodie spot with a sometimes themed menu and music scene for later on. La Stua, near the Costabella ski lift, is great for après ski with a sunny terrace and live music. By the Dantercepies, Panorama does some hearty dishes, perfect before the final run...

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"really liked our jacuzzi bath room"

Miss Richards, Sutton
5/ out of 5
We very much enjoyed staying here – we had the only room with the jacuzzi bath and loved it (I think you have to pay a bit extra but we booked early so got to choose). The food was fantastic, we had a really good chalet guide who fed us very well with plenty of options. The only downside was that being up the hill, the walk down was fairly steep and treacherous via a zig zag slope (it needed to be gritted and is definitely worth leaving your stuff in a locker in town) however being up there did mean it was quieter.
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Miss Richards