The chalet: 220 m², 5 bedrooms and a hot tub

220 m² over three floors, five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a hot tub facing the valley. Here is the chalet, room by room.

Chalet living room opening onto full-height windows and the lake view

The living room

Under an exposed timber frame, the living room is built around a large corner sofa and a wood stove. Full-height windows open onto the terrace and frame the valley. It is the room everyone ends up in, book or glass in hand.

The chalet table laid with Vosges specialities

The dining area and the table for thirteen

A solid wood table seats thirteen in one go, beneath a line of pendant lights. Raclette grill, stone grill and a large outdoor plancha: the chalet is set up for group meals, winter and summer alike.

The chalet's open kitchen with central island and valley view

The open kitchen

Central island, generous worktop, oven, dishwasher, American-style fridge and coffee machine. It opens straight onto the terrace and the view, which makes cooking a good deal more enjoyable.

The chalet's teal bedroom with a large picture window

The five bedrooms

Each bedroom has its own character: the yellow room and the green room on the lower floor, two rooms under the eaves upstairs — one with an en-suite bathroom — and a children's room with single beds. All beds are made on arrival.

Chalet bathroom with a freestanding bath

The three bathrooms

Freestanding bath, double basins, walk-in showers and heated towel rails. Two of the three bathrooms are en-suite, which makes life simpler when several families stay together.

The chalet's outdoor hot tub lit up at night on the terrace

The hot tub and terrace

A four-person outdoor spa, heated year round, set on the terrace facing the ridges. Alongside it, a large outdoor table and loungers for late-afternoon drinks as the light drops over the lake.

Chalet games area with foosball table and mezzanine

The games area and mezzanine

A foosball table, a mezzanine open onto the dining area and a television corner. Enough to keep children and adults busy on rainy days or after a day on the slopes.