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Flaine Parking
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I did ask this last year but dont seem to be able to find the post / answer.

Is there any covered parking available in Flaine? I assume there are no public carparks but was wondering if anyone / any residences hire covered / underground spaces?

Many thanks
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https://www.pierreetvacances.com/gb-en/fp_FWL_self-catering-flaine-eos

Has the whole building on a basement carpark if you stay there, lovely warm and dry facilities.
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There are no covered public car parks in Flaine
Nor most of the older accommodation blocks
The idea was to keep the main areas pedestrianised and park cars away from the resort
Most of the newer residences do have underground parking though
Not sure if they rent any of this space out
Suggest you contact them direct - email addresses are at https://en.flaine.com/tourism-residences
I would try the Panoramic first
But note the entrances are not very large - definitely too small for a XC90 with a roof box as witnessed a couple of years ago
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My car was in a open public car parking in flaine a couple of years ago…

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Depends who you have booked your accommodation through - they may be able to book parking for you. We went a couple of years ago and booked an apartment through https://www.flaineimmobilier.com/ in the Forum part of the village. They booked us covered parking higher up in Foret at the Pleiades residence. Allowed to unload and drop our luggage off at where we were staying then went up and parked car and an easy walk / ride back down in the little funicular lift that links them.
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There's a lot of outdoor parking in Flaine so no problem there just take a shovel in case or make a few trips over the week to the car if it does snow.

There are some underground car parks in Flaine so best to book accommodation that has one if that's what you want. Depending on when you're going a residence may let you a space but out of the question school holidays when they'll be full with those staying in the residence.

Agree with the xc90 comment, I saw an all4 mini (so decent sized car) with a roof box kiss the roof on entrance I gingerly drove in with an xc60 with roof bars and was OK but it's tight.
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