Real beds. In a chalet, the advertised number of guests does not tell the whole story: count the beds and check their sizes, tell proper bedrooms from sofa beds, and compare the number of bathrooms with the size of your group.
Winter access. Verbier is reached on the road that climbs from Le Châble, or by the gondola that leaves next to Le Châble station, connected by train to Martigny. For a chalet, ask where the car is parked when it snows, and how far it is to the slopes or to the stop of the resort's free shuttles.
The exact address. Many chalets go by a name rather than a street number, and that name is not always recognised by satnavs. Ask for the precise address and the access instructions before you leave; with us, they are sent before every arrival.
Serviced or self-catered. A serviced chalet combines the atmosphere of a mountain chalet with the services of a big hotel; the Verbier tourist office lists the providers on its “Serviced chalets” page, in the Stay section of verbier.ch. With a self-catered rental, you rent the house on its own and organise your meals and days yourself: that is how our chalet will work.
What is included. In every property we manage today, bed linen and towels are provided, end-of-stay cleaning is included, check-in is from 5 pm and check-out at 9 am, and a team is reachable during your stay. The chalet's own terms will be published with its listing.