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Courchevel - Chalet Sophie
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Just wondering if any of you fellow snow heads have ever stayed at the above and if so how would you rate it food, location, standard of accommodation etc....
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Yes, I stayed there quite a few years ago when it was run by Crystal. I'm not sure who runs it now. It has a very good location, just a minute or two from the Bellecote piste. Almost ski in/out, but not quite. It's about a 10-15 minute walk back up the road from the centre of 1850, probably half that to walk down the piste. It has nice views across the valley towards 1650.

We stayed in a room which they said was the ground floor, but was actually one floor down from the entrance. It was a compact double room with ensuite shower, adequate rather than nice. There's a very large 'L' shaped dining room and living room, with big pictures windows looking across the valley.

The food will depend entirely on the quality of the staff running the chalet that season. Ours were particularly poor, but that doesn't mean that you would have the same experience.
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