The Avancher Lodge and Hotel Avancher have quickly established a loyal following and a reputation for being one of the best addresses in the resort. The reconstruction in 2018 has been very successful, with extensive use of traditional materials of local stone and wood, but with some interesting contemporary additions. The atmosphere is one of relaxed well-being. In particular, the staff are very friendly and helpful. Arrivals at the Avancher Lodge are on Sundays. Highly recommended equally for friends and families.
All 37 bedrooms are tastefully decorated and furnished in a contemporary style, and are spacious and very comfortable; all have a double bed or 2 single beds (please specify your preference when booking) and an extra bed if required for a child under 12 years (on request); WiFi, kettle, mini-fridge, hairdryer, safe, satellite TV, shower/bath, WC, balcony or terrace.
Confort room 23m2, sleeping 2: kingsize or twin beds, bathroom
Confort + room 23m2, sleeping 2: kingsize or twin beds, bathroom. Beautiful view on "La Face Olympique de Bellevarde"
Family room 35m2, sleeping 2/4: kingsize or twin beds, independent cabin with bunk beds, bathroom, separate WC
Junior suite 52m2, sleeping 2/4: living room, 2 x separate bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms (one en-suite) (room suitable for those with reduced mobility)
Duplex suite 60m2, sleeping 2/6: living room plus independent cabin with bunk beds and en-suite shower room on downstairs level and 2 x bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms on upstairs level
No pets allowed.
Guide prices per person including a FlexiPlus Eurotunnel LeShuttle crossing for a standard car on a B&B basis, in £'s, from £1,171 for 7 nights
Prices per person for 7 nights, no travel, based on B&B basis in £'s
Please contact us about 2025/26 advance bookings by giving one of our Alpine specialists a call on 023 9283 9310 or emailing reservations@peakretreats.co.uk. You can also contact us on our live chat facility.
Hotel accommodation on a B&B basis.
Price is unless specified, per person, per week, in £s Sterling, including a Standard Eurotunnel LeShuttle crossing from Folkestone to Calais with a car with free FlexiPlus upgrade on selected dates on a self-catering basis. A supplement will apply for travel on certain peak dates (see below). £25 each way supplement for high cars (above 1.85m) will also apply. Other routes and operators available (including P&O routes from Hull to Rotterdam).
Guide dates (2025/26) when supplements for FlexiPlus apply:
* outbound 19-21 Dec 25 and returns 27-28 Dec 25
** outbound 26-28 Dec 25 and returns 02-04 Jan 26
*** outbound on 13-15 Feb 26 and returns 20-23 Feb 26
**** outbound on 26-29 Mar 26 and returns 03-07 Apr 26
***** outbound on 01-04 Apr 26 and returns 10-13 Apr 26
****** outbound 10-11 Apr 26 and returns 18-19 Apr 26
******* outbound 18-19 Apr 26
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The Alaska Lodge was inspired by the architecture of local chalets and is formed of just 6 luxury apartments. The residence is located 600m from the lifts and 500m from the village.
The luxury Vail Lodge is a very welcome addition to the resort’s high-end accommodation offering. The south-facing residence enjoys a ski-in/ski-out location on the Santons ski slope in the sunny Legettaz sector. This small residence of 11 spacious apartments is very tastefully decorated in a relaxed, contemporary style.
These brand new (opened December 2023), exclusive and exceptional apartments are ideally located in a unique and rare location directly on the Santons ski slope for the perfect ski-in/ski-out access. It is only a 2 minute ski to the centre of the village and the departure of the Solaise and Olympic lifts.
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The apartments are ideally located in the centre of Val d’Isere, with a view on the old town’s bell tower with the Face de Bellevarde, the Manchet valley, the Charvet rock and the Tête de Solaise in the background.
Ideally located in the centre of Val d’Isere, with a view on the old town’s bell tower with the Face de Bellevarde, the Manchet valley, the Charvet rock and the Tête de Solaise in the background.
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Located in the sunny corner of Le Cret, the chalet is a 15-minute walk into the centre of town and the chalet drivers are on hand to shuttle you to and from the pistes every morning and evening*.
Located in the sunny corner of Le Cret, the chalet is a 15-minute walk into the centre of town and the chalet drivers are on hand to shuttle you to and from the pistes every morning and evening*.
Chalet Inuit is a beautifully furnished chalet in a scenic and tranquil location on a hillside overlooking Val d’Isere’s main centre. The chalet drivers are on hand to shuttle you to and from the pistes every morning and evening*.
For the winter 19-20 season, the former lift station on the Tête de Solaise was skillfully and lovingly converted into a luxury hotel– at 2551m, the highest in the French Alps: the Refuge de Solaise is the most exciting hotel development in Val d’Isère in recent times, and probably one of the most challenging and ambitious in the Tarentaise for many years.
