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big family trip help needed
 Poster: A snowHead
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we are trying to plan a holiday of our our young families,4 adults 5 kids aged between 6 /12yrs, in march. dont know where or exact dates,
hoping that a snowhead may have or know someone with chalet/hotel/apartment that may be suitable for our party,
all skiers even little ones have had a least a week on snow.
would be very glad to hear from yourselves with any ideas or offers.
many thanks shorty
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I would contact one of the companies like Neilsen to put together a package for you. I am sure that for a large group they could do you a good deal on flights, transfers, lift passes and acccommodation etc. I am heading to Alpe D'Huez next week as part of a group of 16 and it was booked through Neilson who can do a good deal for large groups. P.S I am not afiliated with Neisen or any other ski tour place blah blah blah - just my thoughts that one of the companies can surely do you a good deal to reduce costs and take away the headaches!

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shorty, more info please - catering or catered, standard of skiing etc.

For what its worth I would suggest:

Catered - SKi Beat, have a variety of chalets in different resorts, mainly family friendly ones with links to bigger ski area eg La Tania or Vallandry. For the group size you say can probably get whole chalet. Chalets we stayed in were good standard and all en-suite. Would recommend their child care as well.

Self-Catered - would recommend Vallandry (Les Arcs) for families is quiter resort but is easy to access all of Paradski area. Couple of good independent ski schools New Generation (English Run) or Darentasia (French) have used both and both very good. Also recommend the nursery in Vallandry (Tom Pouce) for little ones, have used it twice. Chalets can be booked through Grandes Alpes a dutch company with very good chalets or cheaper apartments with Ski Amis.

Hope that is of some help
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