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3.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
The chalet was fine, no real complaints to shout home about. In general it’s a really great chalet to be in and the condition of it was good. It’s in a good location, you could see the lift from the windows and just had to go round the back of the chalet. You’re there in about 2 minutes. The food was good ... + more
Dan, Exeter
4 out of 5
The location is great. Right at the bottom of Plagne 1800 lift. Short walk to Mezeles which provides a few better options. Unfortunately the chalet quality was poor, the upper level floor is creaky. We couldn't get up in the night to go to the toilet without waking everyone up, this was manageable for us as... + more
Guy Walsh
2 out of 5
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Location: where is Chalet Sorbier 2

Chalet Sorbier is about 30m from the Plagne 1800 chairlift, your literally walk outside of your chalet and you can start your days skiing. The Plagne 1800 chairlift takes you out of the village up towards Plagne Aime 2000. From here you can ski directly back to Chalet Sorbier via the black Crete-cote run, alternatively you can ski back from Plagne Centre via the red "Les Mines" piste or blue "Jean-Marie" or "Lovatiere".

On the chalet hosts night off, the "Chaperon Rouge" restaurant is a short walk across the piste. This is a cosy mountain restaurant with a roaring fire and great food. Alternatively the Chalet Sorbier is a 5 minute walk from the village centre, which has a local supermarket and hire shops. For those off you who are looking for apres ski bars there are a few en-route to the village centre.


Overview: chalet description: Chalet Sorbier 2 description

Based in La Plagne, Chalets Sorbier 1 & 2 are in an ideal position with superb ski access: they are just 30m from the Plagne 1800 chairlift. This newly renovated chalet apartment, located above Sorbier 1, is beautifully appointed and provides a warm and welcoming environmemt to its guests.

The open plan lounge and dining area of Chalet Sorbier 2 benefit from large French windows and a balcony with views onto the adjacent piste and to the Plagne 1800 chairlift - perfect for checking out the weather over breakfast. The spacious lounge area has ample, comfortable seating and a glass-fronted log-burning fire for the nights when you feel like staying in to enjoy this idyllic setting. There are 3 spacious bedrooms, two twin rooms and a double, which allow the chalet to sleep up to six people.

The Chalet Sorbier 2 host lives out.

Ideal for smaller groups and families. Room 1 can take a cot.

Important Information

Bed linen and towels are included.

Ski Packs may cost more in resort than if pre-booked.

A local French tourist tax must be paid locally


Facilities: Chalet Sorbier 2 features

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2

Ski Access: Ski Back

Free WiFi

Log Fire

Ruark Audio


Room Types: Chalet Sorbier 2 bedrooms

Rm1: Double shared facilities

Rm 2: Twin shared facilities

Rm 3: Twin shared facilities


Meals: Chalet Sorbier 2 food & drink

Appetising Canapés & Apéritifs

On arrival in your chalet, handmade pre-dinner canapés and apéritifs will be served to you in the lounge while your experienced chalet host welcomes you to your chalet and introduces you to the resort.

Delicious Cooked Breakfasts

Start your day with a delicious cooked breakfast that includes bacon, eggs, Heinz beans or hash browns and mushrooms or tomatoes plus a selection of cereals, porridge, yogurts and fresh bread. Served 8am to 9am.

Homemade Cakes & Afternoon Tea

Scrumptious homemade cakes and a choice of teas are provided every day, best enjoyed while you relax in the lounge area in front of the log fire.

Hearty Three Course Dinner

Home cooked evening meal served at 8pm with unlimited carefully selected red, white or rosé wine (6 days), with an additional 4th course of local cheese board with port on the Thursday evening. After dinner, fresh ground coffee or decaffeinated coffee as well as tea is served in the lounge.

Dietary Requirements

We strive to ensure that your specific dietary requirements and preferences are catered for as best we can. Please let us know at least 14 days prior to your holiday start date, to ensure that this is possible. Our team can cater for special dietary requirements be they for medical reasons, religious reasons or simply personal preference. Our chalet hosts will be advised of these requirements in advance of your stay and every effort will be made to ensure that they are met. However, we cannot guarantee that certain ingredients will not be in the environment nor can we guarantee that cross-contamination will not occur.

Children's Food

Children aged 11 and under will be served High Tea at around 6pm. This is provided at no extra cost and ensures that your child's normal routine is not disturbed: soft drinks or milk are served with the meal. It also ensures that adults can enjoy their evening meal, which is served at 8pm. If you have booked a whole chalet then you can eat together - please speak to your chalet hosts on arrival.

The Festive Season

An Alpine chalet is a wonderful place to spend the festive season. We provide Christmas trees and decorations. On the day itself, you can look forward to aperitifs, turkey with all the trimmings, flaming Christmas pudding, mince pies, and of course, Christmas crackers. For New Year most of our resorts will have torch-lit descents, fireworks and other celebrations. Alternatively, you could just enjoy New Year's Eve dinner in your chalet with a glass or two of fizz.

We update Chalet Sorbier 2'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.
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Resort: about La Plagne: about holidays in La Plagne: about ski holidays in La Plagne: about ski holidays in La Plagne France

Large ski area Ski-in ski-out accommodation High altitude skiing

A fabulous all-rounder: ski the Paradiski’s wonderful mix of tree-lined trails, knee-deep off piste and wide open cruisers. La Plagne’s easily one of Europe’s best ski resorts and one we visit again and again.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Beginners Glacier skiing Off piste Families Groups

La Plagne webcam

Snow Report: Top 300cm, Bottom 25cm

Snow Forecast: 71cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 183.33cm

La Plagne trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Chambéry (CMF)110 km, 2 hrs
Geneva (GVA)197 km, 2 hrs 30
Lyon (LYS)196 km, 2 hrs 15
Grenoble (GNB)199 km, 2 hrs 15
Ski Train - Aime30 mins
Region:France, Alps.
First opened:1961

La Plagne lift pass price last reported as

310€ (adult 6 day Paradise Unlimited pass)

271€ (adult 6 day La Plagne pass)

. Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Sorbier 2.
Night skiing: Yes
La Plagne has N S E W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 2000m
Top of slopes: 3250m
Bottom of piste: 1250m
Vertical drop: 2000m
Total length of trails:225km
Longest piste:15km
In the French Alps' Savoie region, La Plagne was established in the early sixties and now consists of 11 villages: 7 purpose built villages and 4 traditional villages. The aptly named Plagne Centre at the heart of the resort is the main hub of shops, restaurants and après ski. Just underneath lies Plagne 1800, a cluster of chalets spread across a steep hillside. Higher up are Aime-la-Plagne, Plagne-Soleil and Plagne-Villages, all accessible via chairlifts from Plagne Centre. Plagne Bellecote rests over a l...
There are plenty of nursery slopes with access to free beginner lifts and a wide choice of different ski schools for those new to skiing. The slopes around the Belle Plagne area are particularly suitable for beginners. The blue run linking Les Bauches to Montchavin provides a manageable step up in difficulty from the nursery slopes. For those who class themselves as intermediate skiers, La Plagne is paradise. 77% of the runs are graded either blue or red. Particular favourites are the run from La Grand Roch...
It might not rival Val d'sere or Verbier for their wild party scenes, but this is an exceptional resort for unique après ski opportunities. Try snowmobiling at night, ice climbing in Champagny, husky sledding, paragliding, extreme tobogganing and more! One experience not to be missed is the bobsleigh track, used for Olympic training. There are various ways you can choose to go down it, but they are all guaranteed to give you a thrill as you will hurtle down at speeds ranging from 80 km/hr up to a lightening 120...

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"Great place to stay in LP"

Dan, Exeter
4/ out of 5
The chalet was fine, no real complaints to shout home about. In general it’s a really great chalet to be in and the condition of it was good. It’s in a good location, you could see the lift from the windows and just had to go round the back of the chalet. You’re there in about 2 minutes. The food was good but the portion sizes were small. It became a bit of a running joke between the guests that there was a little too much rationing. Both dinners and breakfasts were just a bit tight. Our bedroom was spot on, no problem at all with that.

"Creaky floor but good location "

Guy Walsh
2/ out of 5
The location is great. Right at the bottom of Plagne 1800 lift. Short walk to Mezeles which provides a few better options. Unfortunately the chalet quality was poor, the upper level floor is creaky. We couldn't get up in the night to go to the toilet without waking everyone up, this was manageable for us as we are a group of 6 friends, if you are sharing the chalet it would really cause an issue. The mugs and plates are chipped and generally poor quality. The bedding was terrible and the pillows felt like tissue paper. The bathroom feels like it is brand new but about to fall apart. Plastic tiles on the walls, shower head in the wrong position which makes it tricky to use, the toilet feels like it's about to come off the wall. We had a great time overall but the chalet quality did dampen our spirits slightly.
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