Chalet Fegguese is a delightful, wood-and stone-built Savoyard chalet, nestled on the mountainside at Sainte Foy ski resort. There's a hot tub on the terrace, perfect for relaxing in after a hard day on the slopes. and it has spectacular views across the Tarentaise valley to the Aiguille Rouge and Mont Pourri mountains, and is just a 200-metre walk from the pistes. In winter, the chalet is available on a self-catered or fully catered basis (for an additional charge) to include breakfast, après-ski tea and cakes, and a 4-course dinner with wine and coffee. A two-course children's supper is available if required. In summer, it is available on a self-catered basis only.

GROUND Floor
Washing machine and tumble dryer

ENTRANCE Floor
Ski and boot storage
Entrance hall with coat and shoe racks
Large double/twin bedroom with ensuite shower, wash basin and WC
Master bedroom with double/twin bed, balcony, ensuite shower, wash basin and WC
Children’s room with terrace access, 2 sets of bunk beds, plus 2 trundle beds, wet room with shower & wash basin
Communal bathroom with bath/shower, wash basin & WC
Large, sunny enclosed terrace with garden furniture and barbecue

UPPER Floor
Double/twin bedroom with wet room with shower and wash basin Separate WC
Large, open-plan, sunny sitting/dining room, with floor to ceiling windows opening onto the balcony and offering stunning views of the valley and surrounding peaks. Hi-fi. FREE wireless internet access. Double sofa-bed.
Kid’s Den with squashy bean bags in front of the flat screen TV/DVD/UK Freeview channels. (The TV swings out so that it can also be viewed from the main lounge area). CD player & Ipod dock.
Well equipped kitchen area with large fridge-freezer, range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, cafetiere
Large, refectory-style dining table seating up to 12

Chalets sur la Montagne are delightful, wood- and stone-built Savoyard ski chalets and apartments, nestled on the mountainside at Sainte Foy ski resort. They have spectacular views across the Tarentaise valley to the Aiguille Rouge and Mont Pourri mountains, and are just a short walk from the pistes. As they are private homes, the properties have a very high quality of furnishings and equipment throughout with plenty of storage space. There's very efficient electric heating and plenty of hot water. A good selection of books, videos, and games are provided.


Ski schools and children: Ski schools: The ESF ski school is like many other things in Ste Foy: small, friendly and intimate! The instructors in the ESF have a great record of successful teaching of our friends, family and guests. We can also arrange off-piste instruction and guiding.

Children: The Chalets sur la Montagne properties are a particularly suitable base for a holiday with children being perfectly placed to ski in probably the most child friendly resort in the world: Ste. Foy! Ski passes for the under 5’s are free.

The well equipped crèche takes those over 3 years and can link up with the ski school so that your children can be entertained and cared for from 9AM to 5PM should you so wish. Ste Foy is a resort where parents can ski with the peace of mind that their children are in good hands.

There is an exceptionally good state registered child minder who will take the under 3’s who lives 5 minutes drive away from the Chalet or we can arrange for childcare at the Chalet.

Non skiers: Non-skiers are well catered for with facilities for cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing, dog-sledding, ice-climbing, ice-fishing, ice-skating and swimming nearby. Or why not just relax on the sunny balcony at the Chalet, and leave the strenuous activities to others. Shoppers will enjoy a stroll around the shops and weekly markets at the major resorts.

Summer: There are numerous walking and mountain bike routes in the area, to suit all levels of ability. In the peak summer months of July and August, many of the ski lifts in the neighbouring resorts of Les Arcs, Val d’Isère and Tignes are open to cyclists and walkers to allow access to the high mountains without the hard work of climbing them! For walkers, we are also very close to the Vanoise National Park with its unique and varied flora and fauna.
In addition to walking and mountain biking, there are numerous other activities available within easy reach, including river sports (canoeing, white water rafting, hydro speeding, cannoning), skiing, golf, horse riding, tennis, fishing, bird watching and rock climbing. Cultural interests include the Baroque church trail, the local Vins de Savoie vineyards, concerts in a variety of venues and many local fêtes which take place throughout the summer.