Chalet Laïka - Serre Chevalier

The rooms at Chalet Laïka - Serre Chevalier offer a range of configurations, from a double room to a bed in a dormitory, as well as a triple room and a family room. The known room sizes range from 12 to 25 m²; the family room can accommodate five people, while the dormitory bed is for one. Some rooms have a private bathroom, and several include a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave.

The rooms also differ in their features and views. One Double Room has a balcony overlooking the garden, with mountain views, while the Triple Room includes a dining area and two types of beds. The Double Room with Garden View has two single beds. Amenities vary by room and include a coffee machine, a flat-screen TV and kitchenware in some room types.

Chalet Laïka - Serre Chevalier has a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture for enjoying the shared spaces. Guests can also use the barbecue facilities, shared lounge and games room. Private parking is free and requires a reservation; pets are allowed on request, and a surcharge may apply. Free Wi-Fi is available in the shared areas.

For mountain stays, the chalet offers ski pass sales, equipment hire and a ski school. Ski storage is available between outings. Activities are also organised on site or in the surrounding area, including walking tours, cycling tours, cooking classes and themed evenings. For dining, you’ll find an on-site café, children’s menus and menus for special diets on request, as well as breakfast in your room. Room service and luggage storage complete the facilities.

Saint-Chaffrey is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, set in the Guisane Valley at the foot of the Briançonnais mountains. Its hamlets, mountain homes and open landscapes give the commune an Alpine character, with daily life shaped by outdoor activities. The area appeals to travellers looking to alternate days on the slopes with mountain walks and heritage visits, without staying in a large town.

The Serre Chevalier ski lifts serve a vast ski area in winter and hiking trails in the warmer months. In Saint-Chaffrey, the Saint-Arnould Chapel and the lift bridge reflect the local heritage. Briançon, accessible from the valley, is worth visiting for its Vauban fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its old gates and narrow streets. Briançon railway station connects the town with the rest of the region; a car is useful for reaching the villages and trailheads scattered throughout the valley.

In winter, pack suitable cold-weather clothing and check piste conditions before heading out to ski. From late spring to early autumn, mountain trails offer walking and cycling routes, with changing views depending on the altitude. You can spend the morning among the landscapes of Serre Chevalier and the afternoon in Briançon, exploring the fortifications and heritage of the old town. The shoulder seasons offer a quieter atmosphere for discovering the villages and valley routes.