Le Chalet Suisse

The rooms at Le Chalet Suisse are available in double, triple, family and single categories. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, as well as a telephone and wooden furniture. Room sizes range from 10 to 26 m², with layouts suited to one person, two travellers or a family. Views are of either the mountains or the town.

Some rooms have a balcony, while others have a terrace. The Prestige categories offer more space than the classic double rooms. The Prestige Triple Room has one single bed and one double bed; the Family Junior Suite combines one double bed with two single beds. The classic double rooms accommodate two people, and the classic single room is for one person. Depending on the category, facilities also include a desk, hairdryer, bidet and wake-up service.

Le Chalet Suisse brings together several services for mountain stays. Ski-to-door access, ski pass sales, equipment hire and ski storage support your days on the slopes. You will also find a spa with a sauna, hot tub, hammam, massages and treatments. Relaxation areas, a massage chair and beauty services complete the wellness offering.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar provide different places to eat or have a drink. Breakfast can be served in your room; fruit and wine or champagne are also among the dining options. Outside, the garden, terraces and outdoor furniture invite you to make the most of fine weather. For leisure, the hotel offers activities including skiing, hiking, cycling and local culture, as well as evening entertainment and games for children.

Valberg is a mountain resort in the Alpes-Maritimes, set among forests, peaks and valleys. Le Chalet Suisse is near the village’s pedestrian square, opposite the ski slopes. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: in winter, activities revolve around skiing; in fine weather, trails and panoramic views draw walkers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Valberg ski area has slopes and ski lifts spread across the surrounding terrain. Col de Valberg is a landmark in the Alpine landscape. For a high-altitude outing, the summit of Chastellan makes a rewarding hiking destination. Mercantour National Park offers a chance to discover the region’s natural environments; further afield, the Daluis and Cians gorges are known for their rocky landscapes and mountain roads. The village of Péone makes another excursion into the hinterland.

In winter, bring clothing suited to Alpine conditions and enjoy days on the slopes before returning to the village. Summer is well suited to walks, hikes and breaks on a terrace, with generally milder temperatures than in the lowlands. Spring and autumn offer a quieter pace for discovering the villages and landscapes. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 52 km away; the road crosses the Alpes-Maritimes. A car makes it easier to visit the valleys and surrounding villages.