Eric
10/10
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Magnifique à recommander
Points positifs : Chalet spacieux, bien équipé, très propre, bien situé à proximité des stations de Tignes, Ste Foy Tarentaise, la Rosière et les Arcs (via Villaroger). Un très agréable poêle à pellets et chauffage par le sol. Petites attentions du propriétaire à notre arrivée.
Points négatifs : Rien
Stephane
9/10
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Nous avons passés un très bon weekend et visiter de très beaux villages et petits hameaux .
Points positifs : L'emplacement était parfait avec parking pour les voitures... Lieu calme. Le chalet très fonctionnel, très propre,bien équipé pour 7 personnes, 2 salles de bain, 2 toilettes enfin tout était parfait...
Points négatifs : Il manquait peut être un éclairage extérieur pour les soirées sur la terrasse !!! Sinon rien de négatif
Aleksandr
9/10
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A great house for a small group
Points positifs : Everything was great. The apartment has two bathrooms and two toilets, perfect for a group of friends. The kitchen has everything and more for cooking! The host was always available. :) The location is great; if you have your own car, you can easily reach many ski resorts.
Points négatifs : The path to the house was icy and difficult to walk on because it was on a slope.
Laura
9/10
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Warm & cosy mountain chalet for 8
Points positifs : A very chaacterful, well equipped, warm and comfortable chalet with everything we needed for 8 people! Very handy location on the valley road near to various different ski resorts (Ste Foy, Tignes, Les Arcs, La Rosiere, Val d'Isere). Lovely and warm. Great showers. Beautiful mountain decor! 2, maybe a 3rd parking space outside. Useful garage/storeroom for putting skis in overnight. We really enjoyed our stay!
Points négatifs : The electricity was a little bit temperamental when we first arrived. We think that the system probably got overloaded when we first arrived with all the radiators being put on and trying to bring the chalet up to temperature. We found we couldnt use any other eletrical appliances that first evening such as the kettle, oven or microwave, without the circuit tripping. Once we'd found the tripswitch in the kitchen to reset, and as long as we had a torch to hand, we managed to reset and the electricity came back on. Maybe the caretaker who greets you, could put the heating on a short while before guests' arrival, in order to get radiators heating up in advance to avoid an electricity overload when guests arrive?