Rhone Alps, Isère, Alpe d`Huez, France

The chalet comprises on the ground floor a spacious entrance hallway with bike hangers, boot dryers and a sauna, a fully equipped modern open plan kitchen, a dining area with large table, a double bedroom with ensuite, a lounge area with comfy chairs, a separate chill out sitting area and leading from this a second spacious bedroom with ensuite facilities. The chalet has two large south facing balconies both of them accessible from the main living area. An external staircase leads us down to the lower balcony where we find the Jacuzzi with its amazing views. The boot dryers are a welcome addition, ensuring comfort for the next day's adventures.

An internal staircase leads down to the lower floor level where we find two ensuite bedrooms and another two bedrooms with shared bathroom.

The upper floor comprises; the snug room, a separate bathroom and attic style bedroom.

For cycling enthusiasts, the chalet offers a front-row seat for the incredible experience of watching Tour de France that comes to town every two years. The energy and excitement of such a prestigious event is palpable. Even in the years when the Tour doesn't pass through Alpe d'Huez, the allure of the iconic cycling routes in the area draws thousands of cyclists seeking to test their mettle on the legendary climb.
With its location so close to the heart of cycling history, the chalet is a sought-after destination for cycling enthusiasts from around the world. Whether guests are tackling the famous Alpe d'Huez ascent or exploring other scenic routes in the region, returning to the chalet's comforts and amenities is a welcome reward after a challenging day on the bike.

The Mountain Chalet is not just a place to stay, for those who know Alpe d’Huez it's a hub for those who share a passion for cycling. With its panoramic views and cozy ambiance, The chalet is the perfect base camp for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the cycling culture of Alpe d'Huez.

For skiers, Alpe d'Huez is truly a paradise, offering a vast expanse of terrain to explore and enjoy. With over 10,000 hectares of freeride terrain and 250 kms of pistes , there's something for every level of skier or snowboarder.
The diversity of the resort's villages adds another layer of charm and appeal, catering to different tastes and preferences. From modern facilities to quaint, ancient hamlets, guests can find the perfect ambiance to complement their ski experience.
The reputation of the Oz-Vaujany sector for expert freeride terrain speaks volumes about the challenges and thrills awaiting adventurous riders. And for beginners and novices, the terrain near the main village offers top-notch facilities and slopes for learning and improving skills.

The impressive Sarenne, the longest run spanning over 16 kms, caters to advanced riders seeking an exhilarating challenge. With such remarkable offerings, Alpe d'Huez rightfully claims its place among the elite ski resorts, attracting enthusiasts from around the world to indulge in its alpine wonders.