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Megeve March 2008
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have just booked a week in late March with Stanford Ski at the Chalet Rond in Megeve. I am going with my partner and two children aged 10 and 13.

Has anyone been to this resort/chalet and what was your experience?

I have heard it is quite expensive.

Can you recommend any reasonably priced mountain restaurants?

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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karenhenry, I've never been, but welcome to snowHeads and have a great week Very Happy
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karenhenry, there are some fabulous mountain restaurants in Megève, but it is quite an expensive resort. My favourite of the relatively cheap variety is the Radaz, half way up Côte 2000. The omelettes are to die for. The tartiflette is highly recommended too, by those who go in for that sort of thing (I'm not a huge cheese fan). They don't serve chips mind you! The other thing is, to leave the place, you have to be prepared to negotiate the bottom section of the World Cup downhill run - personally, I schuss it all the way Smile - or be happy/capable to do a fairly long trek along Rochebrune (on reds mainly, involving a long and steep drag).

If you feel like pushing the boat out one day, the Auberge de Christommet (in the Jaillet sector) is absolutely fantastic. The Auberge de Côte 2000 is not shabby either. I could go on...

Never stayed with Stanford, but the Chalet Rond is very central.

Oh, and welcome to snowHead s!
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