Located at the end of the Allée des Cerisiers, this stunning and unique chalet offers top notch facilities. Chalet Ibis enjoys a privileged location with incredible views. The chalet offers a ski in ski out option and is close to the centre of pretty Le Praz village, 400m away and to the gondola, 500m away, which takes you to Courchevel 1850 in just six minutes. Le Praz is the truly authentic village of Courchevel. Its narrow streets, chalets and old farmhouses exude a timeless soul. With its lake and ski jump built for the Albertville Olympic Games in 1992, Le Praz offers a wide range of winter and summer activities for everyone to enjoy. Offered on either a self catered or catered half board basis you will not be disappointed.
Chalet Ibis is spread over 4 levels, around a feature central staircase. The chalet's chic design architecture features stone and wood cladding and spacious living areas. The interior decor is thought through to the smallest detail, with soft tones and soothing materials with a welcoming fireplace. And if trying to travel as light as possible don’t worry there is a laundry room with a washer and dryer.
Chalet Ibis offers 5 en-suite bedrooms, over 2 floors, including a large master bedroom, with 2 of the bedrooms being either twins or a double which can accommodate 10 guests. At the top, the living space comprises of two spacious lounges, an open-plan fitted luxury kitchen and a dining area, all warmed by the feature central fireplace. The space offers a 360° view thanks to its bay windows that open onto a terrace and balcony with splendid views of the Dent du Villard and the valley.
Back at the chalet, you can relax in the wellness area with steam room and sauna, or sit around the fire in the lounge area. For a comfortable stay, breakfast will be served at the table or on the terrace as soon as you wake up and a housekeeper will take care of the chalet every day. In the evening take advantage of our superb chef who will tantalise your taste buds with some exquisite food and wines to enjoy.
