Situated in a private enclave and resting elegantly on the side of the Solaise Mountain, Chalet Lafitenia is a beautifully traditional alpine chalet that oozes character and traditional luxury charm.
Boasting 2 outdoor hot-tubs, breathtaking views and ski-in, ski-out access it is easy to see why Chalet Lafitenia is considered one of the finest luxury properties in Val d’Isere. Combining luxury and comfort with traditional touches and warm furnishings, the chalet is a cosy haven ideal for families and adult groups alike.
A recent visit from Harper's Bazaar described Chalet Lafitenia as "Alpine-luxe meets the Scottish Highlands". All 6 bedrooms have newly renovated ensuite bath or shower rooms, and the majority, access to the private terrace or balcony. The large south facing picture windows give most of the rooms a light and airy feel, which complements the sumptuous fabrics and comfy homeliness that is characteristic of this chalet. There are 2 smaller bedrooms in the chalet that can be rented for reduced rates when the chalet is offered on a shared chalet basis.
After an exhilarating day on the slopes of the legendary Espace Killy ski region you can either ski back or be collected by your private chauffeur and driven back for a delicious afternoon tea. Choose to relax in one of the two private hot tubs with a glass of champagne or treat yourself to a full body massage organised by your private concierge. Alternatively you may choose to curl up in front of the open log fire with a glass of red.
Chalet Lafitenia also boasts service levels of the highest standard and catering to impress even the harshest of food critic. Each night guests enjoy a five course culinary experience from the chalet’s talented private chef, served in the dining room overlooking the glorious Manchet Valley.
Chalet Lafitenia also boasts service levels of the highest standard and catering to impress even the harshest of food critic. Each night guests enjoy a five course culinary experience from the chalet’s talented private chef, served in the dining room overlooking the glorious Manchet Valley.
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