Chalet Bonneval, Val d'Isère, France
Sleeps:
10
Slopes:
400 m
Lift:
400 m
Ski Bus Stop:
400 m
Resort
2000 m
Town Centre
2000 m
Chalet Bonneval - Val D'Isere, France
Set in Le Fornet, one of Val d’Isère’s most picturesque accommodation areas, this charming chalet is only approximately 4 minutes’ walk from the main Le Fornet cable-car directly into the Espace Killy ski area, and from the shuttle-bus stop (running until midnight or 2am during high season) for the short ride to the resort centre. Alternatively, a taxi ride is approx 10 Euros each way. For experienced skiers, there is also an unpisted track if you wish to ski direct back to the door.
The chalet is on three levels, of a very good, comfortable and attractive standard, and features a good-sized living-room with log fire, comfy sofas, TV/DVD and CD player so bring your favourite films and music.
This chalet shares an entrance hall with Chalet Bonnevie and, if so desired, can be combined to sleep 15/18 persons if one party books the whole of both chalets together.
Features - Chalet Bonneval, Val D'Isere
- Charming stone chalet, with warm, wood-panelled interiors
- Main cable-car & pistes approx 4 minutes' walk (400m)
- Ski back to the door (off-piste)
- All bedrooms with private facilities
- Log fire
- TV/DVD/Free WiFi
- FREE Ski Rental 'Chauffeur Service'
- Buffet breakfast with hot option and afternoon tea/coffee and cake
- 4-course dinners including apéritif, choice of complimentary quality wines, coffee and chocolates
Accommodation - Chalet Bonneval, Val D'Isere
GROUND FLOOR:
Entrance, ski store and heated boot rack in garageRoom 1
Double with shower and seperate wc opposite
Room 2
Twin with shower/wc
FIRST FLOOR:
Lounge/dining area with comfy seating, log fire, CD player, TV/DVD and balcony
SECOND FLOOR:
Twin/triple with bath/shower/wc
Room 4
Twin/triple with shower/wc and balcony
Note: Third beds in Bonneval rooms 3 and 4 are on raised platform accessed by a steep ladder, not suitable for children under 12 yrs old - £50 discount per adult per week for these beds
Meals - Chalet Bonneval, Val D'Isere
Evening meals will be on 6 nights.
Breakfast
Start the day with a cooked breakfast including your choice of bacon, eggs, sausages and beans, as well as a continental selection with a choice of cereals or porridge, fruit juices, plentiful tea, coffee and bread (and croissants in France), cold meats, cheese and preserves, which is normally presented buffet-style for you to help yourself.
Afternoon Tea
A delicious homemade cake accompanied by hot drinks will be laid out for you every day except on the staff’s one day off per week.
Dinner
Our three-course dinner menus start with an glass of Prosecco followed by an appetiser, main course and dessert, accompanied by a choice of complimentary wines, with coffee or tea to follow.
Vegetarian options are available if advised in advance. Other special dietary requirements must also be advised to us at the time of booking in order for your chalet hosts to be fully prepared and incur a charge of £35 per person per week to cover the cost of additional ingredients. Failing to book special dietary requirements in advance can incur additional supplements in resort.
On your Host’s day off, they will leave a simpler continental breakfast out for you to help yourselves, there is no afternoon tea on these days, and you can dine out locally in the evening. Your Resort Representative will gladly help out with information and make a reservation for you if you wish.
Children's High Tea
We serve a separate High Tea at 5:30pm for children aged 10 years and under with an appropriate menu and pureed food is available for infants on request. Parents must accompany their children at high tea. Unless children are part of an ‘exclusive use’ whole-chalet booking in chalets, it is not possible for children aged 10 years and under to eat at the adult sitting. When part of a 'exclusive use' whole-chalet booking children may eat with the adults for a supplement of £39 per child if they have received child discounts.
FEATURES
Balcony
DVD Player
Fire Place
Ski in
Television
Wi-Fi (Free)
| Level | Rating | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Beginners | 83 | |
| Intermediates | 46 | |
| Advanced | 25 | |
| Snowboarders | ||
| Total Runs | 154 |
| Resort Altitude | 1850m |
| Highest Lift | 3450m |
| Total Piste | 300km |
| Longest Run | 10km |
| Direction of Slopes | N, S, E, W |
| Uphill Capacity | 149425 |
| Total Lifts | 89 |
| Gondolas/Cable cars | 10 |
| Chairlifts | 45 |
| Drag Lifts | 34 |
| Snow Parks | 2 |
Chalet Bonneval Reviews
We have just come back from a brilliant stay in Chalet Bonneval, Le Fornet, Val D'Isere. The chalet is lovely - the pictures do not do it justice. Our chalet host Joe was absolutely outstanding - making excellent quality food and keeping us entertained. We really missed him on his days off - Total Ski have unfortunately taken the decision to have two non-catered days this year, which is a tad disappointing. Le Fornet is on the periphery of Val - but is connected by an excellent free bus service which runs regularly until the early hours. You can also ski directly from Le Fornet - about a 7 minute walk from the chalet. I would highly recommend staying here - and hope you are lucky to get someone as great as Joe as your chalet host!
Apres-Ski
4/5
Accommodation & Value
5/5
Tom Waterson
Just returned from a week in Chalet Bonneval. The Chalet was fantastic, it is in a quite little Hamlet called Fornet, with a regular bus servise (every 5 minutes) into Val D'Isere Centre and also its own cable car up to the slopes of Fornet. The Chalet had four bedrooms, all with ensuite facilities. We were a family of 11 people so we occupied the whole chalet (having had an extra bed added to accomodate an add on). Firstly our Chalet Host Guy was amazing, he was very friendly from day one and more to the point his cooking was brilliant. Every night he cooked us a delicious 4 course meal (everything cooked from scratch in our Chalet kitchen) starting with canopes and finishing with a lovely desert. He was very accomodating as certain members of our party were a little fussy and he cooked them chicken if the planned meal was not to their liking. He also cooked bacon egg sausage and beans every morning, in addition to fresh bread, crossoints and cheese/ham, also cereal and fruit juice. Perfect start to the day.We got so attached to him that he became part of our family and we would have liked to take him home with us. The Chalet was plenty big enough, my only criticism would be that there could be more comfy seating areas, there is a large sofa area which probably accomodated 6 people but bearning in mind the chalet was for 10 (and we were 11) often 5 of us had to sit in the hard dining chairs. After skiing all day you all need a comfy settee to sit on. The living area is easily big enough to accomodate more settee space, they just need to move a cupboard. The skiing is Fornet/Val Disere was fantastic, we had 5 days of wall to wall sunshine and then snow on the last day, which the resort needed. The skiing back into Val DIsere/Fornet is hard but you do not need to ski back, you can catch a lift into Val DIsers and then the local bus service back into Fornet Village. I skiied back into the village for two days then decided that it was hard work for me at the end of a long days skiing so the ladies of the group took the lift back to the chalet whilst the hard core men skiied back. You can ski direct to the Chalet by going a little off piste right back to the garage door. There is a lift in Fornet up to some lovely slopes, but you have a little walk from the chalet to the cable car centre, this is not far but it is uphill and there are a few steps to climb which is not good in ski boots. All in all we had a fabulous time, thanks to Guy and the weather and would definitely recommend this to a friend.
Apres-Ski
4/5
Accommodation & Value
4/5
Debbie Cox