The chalets

Three houses, one valley.

Each chalet has its own character, yet all share the essentials: big shared tables, generous common spaces, and the high Champagny valley as a playground.

  • 3 neighbouring chalets
  • 28 bedrooms
  • up to 52 guests

Map of the hamlet of La Chiserette (1,456 m): La Datcha, Le Sabot de Vénus and Le Gaulois are neighbours on Rue des Cocottes, just above the Route du Col du Palet and the Sainte-Trinité chapel. Le Sabot de Vénus and Le Gaulois share a wall; La Datcha is right across the street.

Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, IGN

La longue table dressée pour le petit-déjeuner, sous la charpente — La Datcha

La Datcha

  • 15 (+7) guests
  • 9 bedrooms

Our largest chalet: nine bedrooms, an indoor pool and a view over the Grande Motte glacier, in the heart of the Champagny-le-Haut valley.

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Le salon et sa cheminée en pierre — Le Sabot de Vénus

Le Sabot de Vénus

  • 15 guests
  • 8 bedrooms

Eight bedrooms, three mezzanines and a wellness area with pool, sauna and hammam, facing the mountains and waterfalls of the high valley.

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La salle voûtée, sa cheminée allumée et la table aux chandelles — Le Gaulois

Le Gaulois

  • 15 guests
  • 11 bedrooms
  • 3 épis

Eleven bedrooms, a 70 m² vaulted dining room and a three-épis rating: the space of a large chalet with the care of a family home.

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Around the chalets

Around La Chiserette, the meadows bloom in June and are mown in July, beneath the waterfall tumbling down the mountain.