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6/7 bed self-catered apartment at Arc 2000, with 3 double/twin ensuite rooms and a spacious living area with log-fire.

• Snowsure location
• Ski to the door, lift right outside
• Indoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness-suite, games room
• Ski hire, restaurant, shops etc. and free WiFi within the building
• Comfortable rooms, some ensuite, some with balconies, overlooking the Tarentaise valley towards Italy and Mont Blanc
• Towels, bed-linen and welcome pack supplied
• Option mid-week and final cleaning service available (guest are otherwise expected to clean the apartment before departure)
• Services of local english-speaking agent
• In-house child care available
• Free ski guiding and excursions
• Covered carparking available

What's Arc 2000 like?

Arc 2000 is the highest of Les Arcs resorts, at the foot of the high Arc valley which is dominated by L'Aguille Rouge, the highest peak in the ski area. You can ski from the top, 3200m, over the Varet Glacier all the way to Villaroger (1200m), giving 2000m of vertical descent and the one of the longest pistes in the Alps (9 km).

There are also plenty of wide, snowsure easy blue and red slopes which are ideal for intermediates and children and beginners. There virtually never any queues for network of state-of-the-art high-speed chairlifts and gondolas. The Arc valley offers safe and easily-accessed terrain that is ideal for trying out or improving off-piste skills. From Arc 2000 is is easy to get to other parts of the ski area, including Peisey-Valandry and the Vanoise Express lift to La Plagne.

At this altitude snow is never a problem and the open-bowl of the valley is a natural suntrap. There are some superb restuarants, both in the villages on on the pistes (including the legendary Chalet de l'Arc, often described by or guests as the 'best mountain restaurant in the world'). Arc 2000 and 1950 have several excellent ski schools and great facilties for learners.

Within the resort villages of Arc 2000 and the new traditional-style Arc 1950 (linked by a pedestrain lift that runs 'till late at night) there are a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés and nightlife hotspots. An programme of free aprés ski 'animations' means there is always something going on, including sleigh-rides, fireworks, music, marshmallow toasting. There's also a lift-served tobogan park and natural ice-skating rink.

What's Le Chamois like?

This chalet-styled apartment sit between Arcs 1950 and Arcs 2000 in the heart of Paradiski in the French Alps. There are gorgeous views from almost every window with balconies looking out over mountains, trees and pistes. With 3 double/twin bedrooms, and a shower/bathroom to almost bedroom, it offers the best in mountain luxury to say the least.

The furnishings are faithful to alpine living and the fireplace gives a really cosy authentic feel. Apartments like this in 1950 (which incidentally is now linked by the Cabriolet cable car until late into the night) can cost up to 50% more!

In the apartments you will find everything you need to relax after a hard day on the slopes. The kitchens are fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, hob and oven and all the utensils you are likely to need. There’s a large LCD TV with Dolby surround sound system and DVD/CD player. You’ll also find some DVDs, music, games and paperbacks, but we encourage guests to bring their own as well.

We can also include a rollaway bed in case you want someone to sleep in the living area also.

View of Le Chamois building and the Vallee de l'Arc piste