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Aspen Lodge (Val d'Isere)
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So what's the low down on how good these chalet/suites really are?

Apparently they've been winning umpteen awards, best-chalet-in-town, rave reviews, etc.

http://www.vip-chalets.com/Chalets_1.asp?category=21&chalet=75&id=2193&id=2788&do=ViewDetails

From the photos and stated aims of rejecting alpine kitsch, they appear to subscribe to the 'less is more' principle (as previously sold to an emperor looking for the finest robes money could buy).

So, has anyone given them a go? Is their luxury the best kept secret in Val d'Isere?

How do they compare to the Bellevarde Lodges? (same company apparently)

Just wondering if they truly represent the creme-de-la-creme of what it means to stay in a chalet these days.
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