Chalet Bivouac is a luxury traditional chalet, located in the peaceful old village of Val d’Isère, featuring a relaxing après-ski sauna, and offering easy access to the slopes and the centre of the resort.
Chalet Bivouac is one of our most popular chalets, with many of our guests choosing to return year after year. Winner of a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for 2014, the Bivouac is one of the most highly rated in Val d’Isère. Perfect for those looking for easy access to the slopes, Chalet Bivouac is only 40 metres from the pistes. Adjacent to the nursery slopes and close to the meeting points for the major ski schools, as well as being a short ski away from the three major lifts taking you up into the heights of the Espace Killy, this is an ideal location for novice and experienced skiers alike. Enjoy the luxury of your surroundings and high standards of service in this traditional chalet. Relax after a hard day’s skiing in the après-ski sauna, open every day from 4-7pm, before retreating to the sitting room. Every room is en-suite, with a bath and shower, and each contains a flat screen TV with English Freeview. All of our guests benefit from free Wifi in this chalet. You will enjoy excellent food on 6 nights of your stay with us, prepared by a private chalet chef. Meals are served with wine in the dining room each evening and you can relax afterwards with a hot drink in the lounge. Every day, afternoon tea is served with homemade cakes and biscuits
Features of Chalet Bivouac, Val d'Isere
• Relaxing après-ski sauna, open from 4-7pm every afternoon
• Five luxury en-suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 12 adults and 3 children
• Ski room and heated boot rack
• Fantastic service and catering from private chalet chef
• Free Wifi and UK TV in every bedroom
• Ideal location, one minute’s walk from the pistes and ski schools
• Unique, peaceful location in old village, but only three minutes from centre of Val d’Isère
Accommodation in Chalet Bivouac, Val d'Isere
Chalet Bivouac accommodates up to 15 guests (12 adults) in five superior en-suite bedrooms, three of which have mezzanine floors, each sleeping between two-four guests. All en-suites contain a shower, with some containing a bath as specified below. The four bedrooms on the first floor have large French windows, leading to a shared balcony. All of the bedrooms in this chalet have a flat screen TV with English Freeview.
Bedroom 1
A twin bedroom on the ground floor, with an en-suite containing a bath. The bedroom has a side window.
Bedroom 2
A twin bedroom on the first floor, with an en-suite containing a bath and French windows giving access to the large common balcony. This room features a mezzanine* floor with two beds, suitable for two children or one adult.
Bedroom 3
A twin bedroom on the first floor, with an en-suite containing a bath and French windows giving access to the large common balcony. This room features a mezzanine* floor with two beds, suitable for two children or one adult.
Bedroom 4
A double bedroom on the first floor, with an en-suite containing a bath, a side window and French windows giving access to the large common balcony. This room features a mezzanine* floor with a single bed, suitable for one child or one adult. Please note that the beamed ceiling in this room restricts head height.
Bedroom 5
A twin bedroom on the first floor, with an en-suite containing a bath and French windows giving access to the large common balcony. *Please note, the stairs to the mezzanine floors are fairly steep and open and therefore are unsuitable for very young children.
Lower Ground Floor
The dining room seats 14 guests at two tables (the main table seats 12) and leads to the sitting room, which has large comfy sofas and small tables. The sauna is on this floor, as well as the staff accommodation.
Ground Floor
The entrance leads to the ski room. The owners retain an apartment on this floor and you may meet them occasionally. Bedroom 1 is on this floor.
First Floor
Bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and 5 are on this floor, all with French windows giving access to the large common balcony.
Meals in Chalet Bivouac, Val d'Isere
We are proud of the exceptional catering we offer in all of our chalets, providing extremely high quality food that is well presented and delicious.
On arrival, you will be greeted with a glass of bubbly and canapés and have the chance to meet with the other guests and chalet staff. You will receive breakfast and afternoon tea every day, with an evening meal served with wine until coffee is served on six days.
We are happy to cater for any special dietary requirements (as far as is possible), as long as we are made aware of them at least 7 days before the start of the holiday. Please contact us with any requests.
Breakfast:
A cooked breakfast, served 8am to 9am, is provided on six days each week, as well as a choice of cereals, porridge, boiled eggs, bread, pastries, yoghurt and fresh fruit every day, accompanied by tea or coffee and fruit juices. For the health conscious we provide oats and a choice of seeds, nuts and dried fruits to make your own muesli.
Afternoon Tea:
Afternoon tea is served from 4.30 pm until 5.30 pm and consists of tea and coffee and a selection of homemade cakes and biscuits.
Dinner:
A three course dinner is served at 7.30 pm, accompanied by complimentary red or white wine. Our excellent chefs use top quality ingredients to produce healthy, wholesome meals using fresh meat or fish and vegetables where possible – although naughty but nice items do sneak into the menu! The meal is followed by a choice of hot drinks, including tea, various coffees and hot chocolate, which can be taken through to the lounge for a more relaxed atmosphere.
All guests, including children, usually eat together on the evening of arrival. On all other evenings we provide a simpler children’s tea at 6 pm for those under 14. On family weeks (Christmas, New Year, Half Term and Easter) children may eat with their parents if desired. For exclusive chalet bookings the group leader may request that the children eat with the group.
We do not provide meals for babies, however our chefs are happy to prepare food brought by parents.