
Chalet Clémentine
£6,751 – £10,970per week
from £675 per guest
A 340 m² self-catered chalet for 10, with five en-suite bedrooms, an outdoor jacuzzi and a vaulted billiards room.
41 features available
Comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests
Five furnished en-suite bedrooms accommodate up to ten adults. A separate children’s room has a desk; no additional sleeping capacity is included.
Five en-suite bathrooms and an independent bathroom with bathtub, basin and toilet on Floor 2.
The Olympe gondola and Raffort ski itinerary are each listed 250 metres from the chalet. Méribel's centre is 2.2 kilometres away and ski school is 2.9 kilometres away.
Around you
Straight-line distances and estimated walking times; actual routes may be longer.
Winter 2026/27 · Saturday to Saturday · sleeps 10
TapChoose an available week to start your enquiry. Per-person prices assume all 10 guests.
Every stay
End-of-stay cleaning
Firewood
Winter stays
A welcome at the property
Bathroom products, champagne and a welcome basket
Beds made before arrival, household and bath linen, and slippers
Bi-weekly cleaning
Tourist tax
Airport transfers, ski equipment and lift passes
A €5,000 security deposit is not collected
One parking space is listed
Five furnished bedrooms accommodate up to 10 adults
Baby cot and high chair are available; arrangements and charges to be confirmed
Check-inReception at the property during winter stays
ParkingParking space — A parking space is provided
The heart of the Three Valleys, blending traditional alpine charm with world-class skiing.
Families
Dedicated beginner zones like the Yeti Park and Altiport offer safe, fun learning environments.
Intermediates
An endless network of perfectly groomed blue and red cruising runs across the Three Valleys.
Après-Ski Enthusiasts
Home to iconic on-mountain venues like La Folie Douce and Le Rond Point.
Mileage Hunters
The central location is unbeatable for exploring all 600km of the connected ski domain.
Pistes in Méribel 72 runs
Méribel sits at the geographic center of the world-renowned Les Trois Vallées, offering seamless access to the largest interconnected ski area on the planet. Unlike many purpose-built French resorts, Méribel retains a traditional Savoyard charm, strictly adhering to chalet-style architecture with distinctive wood and stone facades that blend beautifully into the wooded surroundings. The resort is divided into several neighborhoods, primarily Méribel Centre, Méribel-Mottaret, and Méribel Village, each offering a slightly different vibe. Mottaret provides prime ski-in/ski-out access and higher altitude, while Méribel Centre boasts a lively atmosphere, sophisticated boutiques, and legendary après-ski venues. Skiers and snowboarders flock to Méribel for its incredibly diverse terrain. Its central position makes it the perfect launchpad for exploring Courchevel to the east and Val Thorens to the west, while offering its own pristine local slopes, immaculate snowparks, and spectacular high-alpine descents from Mont Vallon.
Méribel's local valley features 150km of pristine pistes, seamlessly linking into the 600km of the Three Valleys. The terrain caters perfectly to everyone, offering sheltered, tree-lined beginner zones at the Altiport, vast rolling red runs for intermediates, and challenging steep descents and off-piste bowls from the Mont Vallon peak.
The largest interconnected ski area in the world, spanning three main valleys and encompassing highly diverse terrain across eight distinct resorts.
Peaceful, tree-lined green and blue runs that are wide, gentle, and ideal for building confidence.
Sunny slopes featuring a mix of fast blues and rolling reds that are perfect for afternoon cruising.
The highest point in the Méribel valley, offering long, steep reds and challenging off-piste bowls with spectacular views.
A meticulously maintained snowpark catering to all freestyle levels, from small rollers to pro-level kickers.
Mountain facts verified Oct 2026
Snow today: 0 cm at the top (Saulire, 2,738 m) · 41 cm forecast in the next six daysMéribel snow report