Chalet Rosiere

A holiday to the charming village of Argentiere in the French Alps, promises an enchanting escape amidst breathtaking mountain vistas. The focal point of your alpine retreat is the cozy Chalet Rosiere, a haven of comfort and style.

Situated in the heart of Argentiere, Chalet Rosiere offers a delightful blend of traditional alpine charm and modern amenities. The chalet boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, with spacious living areas adorned in classic mountain decor. The well-equipped kitchen invites culinary adventures, allowing you to prepare hearty meals to savour in the dining area with panoramic views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks.

Chalet Rosiere caters to your every need, providing amenities like a crackling fireplace for cozy evenings, a private balcony to soak in the mountain ambiance, and comfortable bedrooms ensuring a restful night's sleep. After a day of outdoor adventures, unwind in the chalet's hot tub or sauna, offering the perfect remedy for tired muscles. With Wi-Fi connectivity and entertainment options, you can stay connected or enjoy a movie night with loved ones.

Step outside of Chalet Rosiere, and you're on the doorstep of thrilling skiing opportunities. The village is a gateway to the renowned Grands Montets ski area, offering a diverse range of slopes suitable for all skill levels. The Argentière glacier, a majestic icy expanse, beckons daring skiers and snowboarders seeking an exhilarating experience. The panoramic views from the slopes are awe-inspiring, providing a backdrop of jagged peaks and pristine snowfields.

Just 7km away lies the iconic town of Chamonix, a bustling hub for alpine enthusiasts. Explore the charming streets lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a delightful mix of local and international flavours. Chamonix is a renowned destination for its vibrant après-ski scene, where you can unwind with a drink and relive the day's adventures.

For a unique and mesmerising experience, venture 15km away to the Grotte de Glace ice cave. Marvel at the intricate ice formations and sculptures within the cave, illuminated in a magical play of light. The cave provides a fascinating glimpse into the world beneath the surface, creating lasting memories of your alpine holiday.

In summary, a holiday to the French Alps, centred around the charming Chalet Rosiere in Argentiere, offers a perfect blend of cozy accommodation, exhilarating skiing adventures, and captivating nearby attractions. Explore the slopes, indulge in local delights, and immerse yourself in the magical alpine ambiance for an unforgettable winter getaway.

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Chamonix is often preceded by its own reputation. As one of the most famous ski resorts in the world, it has visitors travelling from all corners of the world to experience the epic runs year after year. The Chamonix town centre, also known as Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, is an endlessly inviting little city with enough going on to entertain skiers and non-skiers alike for weeks on end. For those travelling from the UK, it is fabulously easy to reach. You can drive straight from Calais by motorway and be set up in a gorgeous chalet in less than half a day.

The Chamonix Valley encompasses five main ski areas on four different mountains (with easy transfers in between). You can get yourself a single-resort lift pass or one that encompasses the whole valley. If you go with the latter option you’ll even have access to the Italian side of the valley in Courmayeur. The wider area encompasses 106 pistes at up to 3842m altitude and unparalleled off-piste runs. 

Most of Chamonix’s ski areas are best suited to those who already feel at home on a pair of skis. Beginners definitely won’t get as much out of this valley as those who are comfortable tackling a black run. But that’s not saying Chamonix is unromantic by any means. There is incredible scenery for everyone to enjoy, from non-skiers to experts, and nature lovers will fall in love with the Chamonix in summer too. Ski season, however, often lasts until mid-March.

Once the skiing is over at the end of the day you’ll still find plenty to keep you occupied in town. There is an excellent selection of restaurants to choose from, ranging from Michelin starred fine dining to street food that will line your stomach for the après-ski (and rest assured there are dozens of great bars and clubs to choose from!)