Chalet du Berger

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Fine chalet within walking distance of the chairlift connecting to Les Menuires. The village is charming and very quiet, but has no restaurants or stores. The rooms are relatively small but comfortable and have private bathrooms. The wifi is limp and unreachable on the upper floor, but with 4G there is no problem. All in all, a fine chalet for the price, but do not expect top comfort. Reception is only in French. This was not a problem for me, but a problem for tenants who do not speak the language. The location is ok, but you are dependent on 1 chairlift. It was broken one full day during our stay, not fun at the time of course. Fortunately, there were replacement buses. The comfort is basic, but ok. Most of the bedrooms lack closet space and are a bit campy, but that is not insurmountable. Hot water runs out quickly, so you may not shower too long. The wifi does not work well, you should never charge extra for that. It often got very hot in the rooms, and you can't control the temperature anywhere (then just open the window, not really environmentally friendly). In the living room it was nice that there was a heater, it was often chilly there in the evening. There are no facilities in the village (except two ski rental stores), but there is a bread service (convenient, but again only in French). Personally, I don't find that a problem.

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Very neat house and a nice kitchen. Everything worked well and was clean. Only the Wifi was very bad no reception at 80% of the time.

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The cottage was quite dark; the living room rather unsociable. The equipment of the kitchen was poor (no ordinary knives e.g.). In the locker was too little space for skis and shoes. The lighting inside was fluorescent type. Beds in themselves were OK. Only 1 double bed available. All other beds are single and can also not be put together. That we had to pay 20 euros for a rickety plastic tub that you had to put on a chair to make it a high chair felt especially like very commercial. Surely you should expect that there is just a high chair in a cottage for 12 people. Communication with the "host" was very difficult; not a word of English.

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Fine chalet! Plenty of space and stuff for 12 people. Ample number of toilets/bathrooms was nice. Le Bettaix is a small but cute village. Conveniently located at the end of the slopes and with elevator. Too bad there is no small supermarket/bakery (there is a bread service though!).

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Great house, cozy and comfortable. Reception was a bit awkward, because there can only be communicated in French, which is not really convenient. Small supermarket and pub would have been nice.

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The bedrooms are very spacious and the beds sleep. For taller people may be that the beds are a little on the short side. The living room and dining table are in terms of size more suitable for a group of up to 10 men. The house is spacious and well kept clean.

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Magnificent chalet with everything. However, the sauna I found disappointing. It is an infrared sauna located on the ground floor. The space is not very large for several people. Maximum number of people for the chalet itself is 12 people. I would like to raise him as max. 10 persons. Dan is a great atmosphere and you can not walk in each others way.

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Enough firewood for a whole week! Infrared Sauna available! Great to relax after a day of skiing in the serenity of Le Bettaix. Baker will provide morning bread. While there is no grocery store in this hamlet, but it is particularly beneficial to the atmosphere. Soon an even better connection to Les Menuires. In short, a must!

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Well maintained house.

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