Luxury Belle Plagne Chalets

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Chalet Phoenix - 463 - (Sleeps 12)
An apart-chalet on two floors situated virtually right on the piste and close to all the shops and facilities of Belle Plagne. Location: *...

Club Hotel Turquoise - 725 - (Sleeps 97)
This chalet sits in a very desirable location with blue pistes running to the front and back of the hotel. Not only...

Hotel Carlina (Belle Plagne) - 10182 - (Sleeps 110)
This stunning slopeside hotel is a welcome addition to the Neilson programme for W08/9. A new wing & renovations to the spa...

Chalet Hotel Des Deux Domaines - 9254 - (Sleeps 167)
This Chalet Hotel opened in December 2007, offering 5-diamond comfort for all the family. Some locations are hard to beat, and this...

Residence Cassiopee - 9948 - (Sleeps 4)
DESCRIPTION FACILITIES: Reception Ski lockers Coin operated laundry ACCOMMODATION: Each studio has a kitchenette comprising 2 hotplates, oven, dish-washer, fridge and coffee-maker, as well as...

Nereides Apartments - 9947 - (Sleeps 7)
DESCRIPTION FACILITIES: 24 hour reception in nearby ‘Andromede’ building ACCOMMODATION: Lounge area, fully-equipped kitchenette with dishwasher, bathroom, separate wc & balcony. Bed linen,...

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Belle Plagne Resort Description The ski resort of La Plagne is situated in the Tarentaise area of the Savoie department in the Northern Alps region. It is part of the Paradiski ski domain. The lift served area extends from 1350 metres to 3200 metres. There are 425 km of lift served runs. There are 90 km of cross country trails. The resort features a snowpark. La Plagne is built into a large flattish North West facing bowl. With the opening of the les Arcs link in 2003 it forms one of the largest ski areas in the world. Plagne center is not particularly attractive and there is a large Club Med property that despoils Aime la Plagne but it does offer ski-in and ski-out practicality. Belle Plagne is a pleasant low impact village at the northern side of the bowl. If you are driving beware that parking is strictly controlled in all the resortsand that Belle Plagne/Bellecôte is the home of Le Cowboy, the local chief of police who gets up at 6am to slap tickets, wheel clamp and tow away anyone who is illegally parked. You can park indoors at Belle Plagne or outdoors if you arrive at the weekend. There is a small office at the entrance of the car park area where you can get a weekly car parking ticket foraround 30 Euro. Beware much parking is only 3 hours, park where you are told or get shot down by the Cowboy. Belle Plagne has a number of bars and restaurants and is well placed on the Roche de Mio bubble lift. However to get up to Bellecôte glacier you may want to look for alternative routes as the bubbles can be full from skiers coming up from Bellecôte, the queue may look small but hardly seems to move. The Blanchets and Roche de Mio provide a less busy alternative.

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