About Meribel resort:
If après-ski is as important to you as the time on the hill, then Meribel has to be on your bucket list.
Alongside all the fun off the slope activities (ice skating, bowling, swimming, spas, restaurants, shopping, pony rides…) there’s also the infamous Folie Douce, and the legendary Ronnie, the two main après hot spots in the valley.
But let’s not forget that this is still the 3 Valleys, and there is still riding to be done…
With speedy lifts and 600km to explore, you definitely won’t get bored when skiing and snowboarding in Meribel.
Meribel catered chalet
Catered Chalet Loden
Meribel Centre
Catered Chalet Loden in the buzzing ski resort of Meribel makes a perfect base for skiers and snowboarders looking for easy access to the slopes, shops, restaurants and bars.
SLEEPS
12
BEDROOMS
6
SKI ACCESS
100m
FEATURES:
LOG FIRE, GREAT VIEWS, TABLE TENNIS!
Why choose a catered chalet in Meribel?
A half-board (or “catered”) chalet holiday is ideal for people who want to concentrate on having fun and making the most of their time on the slopes, rather than thinking about shopping, cooking and washing up!
And it’s more than just a simple ‘half-board’ – when you choose one of our ski chalets, breakfast and afternoon tea is included every day so you don’t have to think about queueing at the boulangerie. Hot drinks and a fruit bowl are available any time you want.
Evening meals are provided for you on six nights, leaving you free to sample a local restaurant or takeaway on ‘night off’. Wine is served during dinner and is included in the price of your holiday.
We can also help with your pre-arrival organisation, ordering and delivering lift passes, booking airport transfers, adding ski hire…
How to reserve Chalet Loden
1. Select your chalet or room/s and your chosen arrival date
2. Click ‘Hold Chalet’ – your selected rooms will be reserved for 48 hours (no payment at this stage)
3. To confirm your booking, pay a deposit of 25% via your ‘mychaletbooking’ account login
4. The balance payment is due 10 weeks before your arrival in resort.
5. Add party details, airport transfers, ski hire or lift passes via your account.
Why book with Ski Magic?
By booking with Ski Magic, you are booking directly with the team that will welcome you to your chalet and be available during your stay.
sales@skimagic.co.uk
UK 0844 9933 686 or +33 (0)479 221 187
Reviews for Chalet Loden
“We had a brilliant trip with Ski Magic at Chalet Loden this year, all three families really enjoyed it. The hosts, Indie and Sophie, were brilliant, really helpful – the perfect combination of professionalism and friendliness – and the food was excellent.”
“The feedback from my group is extremely positive, hope to see you next year and thank you for all of your help – the customer service you provide is excellent and so important for return business!”
Why Ski Magic?
Your trusted ski chalet partner
Experience a magical getaway with Ski Magic: an owner-run ski chalet company in the Three Valleys, France.
We’re committed to offering friendly chalet holidays in the fantastic ski area of the famous Three Valleys. Our loyal guests have been enjoying chalet holidays with Ski Magic since 1996.
Meribel Catered Chalet FAQs
Is Meribel a good ski resort?
Meribel isn’t just a good ski resort, it’s a great one! The ski area, the resort, the activities, the bars, the restaurants, the shopping… It all comes together to make a legendary spot for a French ski trip. And our Chalet Loden gives easy access to the heart of the action. read our Meribel resort guide for the lowdown on apres-ski, best snowparks, top restaurant etc.
What meals are included in a catered chalet?
The idea of a catered chalet is that it’s a really relaxing way to enjoy a ski holiday: concentrate on having fun and not cooking! In your Ski Magic catered chalet, continental breakfast is provided each day, and dinner-party style evening meals on six nights. For breakfast expect coffee, tea, juice, yoghurts, cereals and fruit, with cooked options served on your chalet host’s days in the kitchen. Afternoon tea is laid out for your return from the slopes! Find our example evening meal menus here.
Which is the best type of ski holiday, catered or self-catered?
Self-catered skiing holidays are ideal for people who prefer to be flexible about meals, want to eat out in restaurants every day, or perhaps need to be particularly careful about what they eat.
“Catered” or half board ski holidays are ideal for people who prefer to spend more time skiing than cooking/washing up! It is also a good way to manage your ski holiday budget, as breakfast, afternoon tea and six evening meals are paid for in the price of the holiday, so there are fewer unknown costs in resort. Find out more about what’s included in our half board chalets here.
What’s included on a catered chalet holiday?
7 Night stay
In one of our properties. Linen and towels provided for each guest.
Chalet Hosting
One or two of our team members will cater and clean in the chalet during the week.
Breakfast
Breakfast is provided on all seven mornings of your stay.
Evening Meals
Dinner party-style dining with wine, served on five evenings by your chalet host(s).
Raclette Night
Your host(s) will leave all you need for a raclette party, wine and dessert are also included.
Add extras
Ski Hire
Choose Ski Magic ski hire and we will bring the equipment to your chalet.
Transfers
Let us organise your return journeys to and from resort from airports/train stations.
Ski Passes
We can order and deliver the best value lift passes to your chalet for your first ski day.
Childcare
Contact us if you would like us to help with your childcare organisation.
Massages
We can organise a masseuse to visit you in the chalet for sports/relaxation massage.
Your winter getaway awaits
Experience the ultimate ski holiday in our cosy chalets. With breathtaking mountain views and unbeatable comfort, its time to make your winter dreams come true.
Three Valleys Resort Guides
Link to: Courchevel Resort Guide
Courchevel Resort Guide
Link to: Meribel Resort Guide
Meribel Resort Guide
La Tania Resort Guide
Link to: Meribel Resort Guide