
Argentiere, France
Chalet Marius
£1,756 – £6,620per week
from £159 per guest
A 360 m² chalet for 14 in Argentière, about 150 metres from the centre and 2,000 metres from the Lognan lift, with a sauna and a mezzanine library.
49 features available
Suited to 10 adults + 4 children
Four bedrooms have double beds (one a 150 × 200 cm, three at 160 × 200 cm or with joinable singles), one has bunk beds for four children, and one has two single beds that can be joined into a double.
5 bathrooms
Weekly Rental
Saturday to Saturday bookings • Minimum 7 nights
Price Range
From £7,883 per week
Prices vary by dates and availability
Artic is in Argentière, about 150 metres from the village centre. The Lognan lift, the Pierre a Ric piste and the ski school are all about 2,000 metres from the chalet.
Household and bath linen
Beds made before arrival
End of stay cleaning (except the kitchen)
Reception at the property
Champagne and wood for the fireplace on arrival
Bathroom products and slippers
Tourist tax, set by the resort and charged per person per night
Additional cleaning during the stay, on request
Extra bath linen during the stay, on request
Extra bed linen during the stay, on request
Saturday to Saturday stays, seven nights minimum
Security deposit of €5,000, held and not cashed
Pets not allowed
Gateway to the legendary Grands Montets freeride terrain.
Expert Skiers
Unmatched access to steep, demanding, and technical descents.
Freeriders
World-class lift-accessed off-piste and glacial terrain.
Advanced Skiers
Long, challenging red runs and massive mogul fields to test endurance.
Apres-Ski Fans
Lively, authentic mountaineering vibe in the village pubs.
Argentière is a traditional, picturesque Alpine village located at 1,252m in the famous Chamonix Valley. Retaining its rustic, historic charm with stone and wood chalets, it offers a quieter, more authentic alternative to bustling Chamonix just down the road. The village is steeped in mountaineering history and serves as a magnet for serious skiers, snowboarders, and alpinists from around the world. The primary draw of Argentière is its immediate access to the legendary Les Grands Montets ski area. Known globally as a freeride mecca, this north-facing mountain preserves excellent snow conditions well into May. While there are some groomed runs for intermediates, the true appeal lies in its staggering vertical drop, steep glacial terrain, and endless lift-accessed off-piste opportunities that demand respect and reward expertise.
Les Grands Montets is legendary for its steep, north-facing slopes that guarantee excellent snow conditions long into the spring. While beginners have a small, dedicated area at the valley floor, the vast majority of the mountain caters to advanced skiers seeking challenging red and black pistes, aggressive mogul fields, and infinite glacial backcountry terrain.
Located in the Haute-Savoie region of the French Alps, the Chamonix Valley is a world-renowned destination for extreme mountain sports, dominated by the majestic Mont Blanc.
Fast, sweeping red runs and access to excellent off-piste bowls.
Steep, ungroomed black runs and massive mogul fields for strong skiers.
Epic glacial off-piste terrain offering deep powder and serac views (guide recommended).
Cruising red runs and access to mid-mountain facilities and restaurants.
A small, gentle beginner area located at the bottom of the valley, isolated from the steep upper mountain.
Mountain facts verified Oct 2026