Chalet Imperial sleeps 14 across four bedrooms, making it a solid choice for two families or a larger group sharing the slopes together. The open-plan living area sets the tone with velvet sofas, a feature bar and a log burner for evenings after skiing. The kitchen is spacious and modern, with mountain views to enjoy while cooking, and the solid wood dining table seats eight comfortably. The ground-floor master bedroom has a four-poster bed and its own adjacent bathroom with shower. Upstairs, three further bedrooms include two doubles with solid wooden beds and one flexible room configurable as a twin or super-king, plus a large master bathroom with double sinks, a bathtub and separate shower. A third separate toilet adds practicality for a full house. For recovery after a day on the mountain, there's an outdoor hot tub and a Swedish sauna upstairs, adjoining the main bathroom. Additional comforts include a private chef and driver service, shuttle transfers, ski storage, and a garden for warmer days. Throughout, the décor leans into rich fabrics, wooden beams and considered lighting, giving the chalet a formal, luxurious feel without losing its Alpine character. This is a property built for group ski holidays that don't compromise on comfort, from the four-poster bedrooms to the well-equipped kitchen and multiple bathrooms.