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Accomodation in arc1800 for 6.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

My dad has asked me to find accomodation for him and 5 others in arc 1800 for the week between the 2nd and the 9th of january as he and my freinds want to come out and visit me as i'll be doing the 2010 season there. Just over 60 days till december and i CANNOT WAIT!

I've been looking around for a while but i'm not sure what accomodation would be cheapest and suit best. Is a catered chalet for them cheaper than a hotel for the week etc.

They'll all need ski/board hire and passes so that makes me think a package holiday may suit better.

Help me out snowheads
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

are you working for a TO? If so then what about there accommodation?

Hotels are probably a bit expensive for a week, and you might not find too much chalet/package available in 1800 as it's more self-catering appartments. Here are a couple of suggestions for apartments - although I've only stayed personally in the chamettoger ones

1) P&V - Alpages de Chantel - Built within last 3-4 years, true ski/in/out just up from the Vagere lift (main lift out of 1800 that isn't the transarc or tranny)
http://www.pv-holidays.com/alps/arc-1800/mgm-alpages-chantel-chalets_to-rent_1-1_fp

2) Résidence Maeva Charmettoger - older block more trad french in design (aka quirky) but again very close to ski in / lift out.
http://www.pv-holidays.com/alps/arc-1800/charmettoger-holiday-apartments_to-rent_45-1_fp

3) Residences Belemont - Located close to Tranny, skin/out should be possible, recently refurbed.
http://www.pv-holidays.com/alps/arc-1800/belmont-holiday-apartments_to-rent_356-1_fp

If you want an English TO to work with then Nielsen, Crystal, Thomson, Skiworld (and no doubt more) all offer this resort.

Interestingly a quick google came up with this short list of 4 chalets in 1800, all of which appear to be run by Skiworld, mostly new or newly refurbed all in good locations - http://www.igluski.com/france/les-arcs-1800-chalets_r25693/cha


Enjoy the seson - who you working for?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

meant to add - some of those chalets are around the 600 quid mark for the week and coming with 1/2 board and flights, xfrs and accomodation can't be a bad deal. On top of that all they'll have to pay is kit hire and lift pass plus food on mountain and beer tokens, and no worrying about 'who's cooking dinner'
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