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What about a chalet ... in France maybe? Any suggestions?
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We are a group of fairly senior (60+) late-starting (male) blue and red run skiers. From the outset, we have gone to Austria, staying in 3/4 star half board hotels, which suits us fine. We have not therefore looked much at other options, but this year it looks as though there will be only 2 of us, departing London on 22 February. To get the most out of the week, both socially and skiing, we wondered whether we should consider joining up with another group of similar skiers. And therefore whether our best bet would be to look for a couple of places in a catered chalet. Any suggestions as to whether this would be a good plan, and where to go, who to book with, etc?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Hi there - I stayed in a chalet a few times in Morzine in France (red and blue paradise!) called Ste Marie with a company called Mountain Moments (www.mountainmoments.co.uk) and they organised everything for us apart from flights. The chalet is big so there were always other people around to talk to in the evenings and share our ski experiences with. We did ski with some of them on a number of occasions. Hot tub, sauna, minibus to the slopes in the morning and afternoon, great food - little pub next door with sports on tv. I can't recommend it more highly - the owner, Nick, phones when you make an enquiry and I've found him nothing but lovely. I'm off to Morzine on Thursday but the chalet is fully booked for one of the nights I wanted to go so for the first year in 5, I won't be going there.
It was very relaxed and had plenty of social space. I see from the website that they are offering all inclusive (apart from flight) for £820 which includes lift pass and transfers which sounds like a good place to start - you can usually knock Nick down a £ or two.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

We stayed in a beautiful Chalet called Chalet Beaumont. The company is Jack and Jill and I think they now have a couple more chalets in Morzine. Highly recommend them.
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La Plagne would suit you well - it's a great intermediate resort. 3V could also be good.

We had a great experience with SkiBeat last year, who were really organised.
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