Snowfinders ski chalets offer some offer brilliant amenities. From the most simple to the some of the most complex, housing huge numbers of guests, the varieties are staggering. If you want the Chalet near a nice piste, this is possible. If you want child care, you can get it. Do you want a swimming pool or hot tub after a long day on the slopes? You have it. What about catering so you do not have to concern yourself with preparing food? You can have this as well. These amenities are offered at many locations around the world. All you have to do is pick the location and book it in advance.
Ski Chalets with Swimming Pools
This may seem mildly odd, but ski chalets with swimming pools do exist. In fact, they exist in many locations. Why would you want a heated swimming pool after a long day ski? Anyone who skis will know the answer to this question. The answer is simple: It is simply delightful, sexy, and so much more. The “so much more” part is left up to the imagination and the number of people sharing the pool. You can take it from there.
When you take a look at the sheer number of Snowfinders ski chalets available, you begin to discover possibilities of amenities waiting to be enjoyed. One of the pleasures enjoyable is, of course, the swimming pool. This would be for some of the larger Chalets, yet it is such a delight, even a couple could rent the Chalet and enjoy the privacy of a private swimming pool… details need not be mentioned.
Aside from personal enjoyment, since group chalets are available up to forty occupants, quite a bit of fun and relaxation can be experienced at the end of a long day on the slopes. This shall be enjoyed in a wonderful swimming pool, free from gravity on the joints, rejuvenating all parts of the body on every level. Then you will all be prepared for the following day on the slopes with a tactical advantage. The advantage will be recovery through the simple luxury afforded by the amenities of a magnificent chalet.
Hotels and Apartments
Aside from the chalets, there are other places to stay. Particularly if you have smaller families or are couples, you will want hotels and apartments on the ski slopes or at least near in and out ski slopes. Fortunately, you can find such places near many of the most popular skiing spots in Europe.
These buildings are a bit larger with more amenities to support childcare and family needs whilst the family pros are out on the slopes practicing and enjoying their skills. Varieties of luxuries still abound in these delightful temporary residences. You can fit a full family or two or three, depending on location, in these luxury hotels and apartments, whilst others offer only rooms for couples. Unlike the chalets, they are less expansive and do not have the room for large families. You should have a look at these possibilities as well if you only need small spaces for newlyweds.
For example, a nice Hotel run by the Schӧpf family, called the Jenewein, is a pleasant hotel for skiers going both in and out. It is a non-smoking hotel, which is pleasurable to many these days and healthier for all. It offers a location nearby the Hohe Mut lift. Every room is furnished nicely, offering comfort for both the beginning of the day and the middle of the day. Or, should you wish to take the day off from the slopes, spending the whole day relaxing in the simple rooms is delightful.
Keep in mind, the Jenewein is in Austria. You will be privy to some nice pubs and dining which you won’t experience anywhere else in the world. The cuisine is considered top-notch and personal service spot on with hundreds upon hundreds of five star reviews from previous guests. Here, you will find more intermediate and advanced slopes, so these spots may not be top on the list for beginners.
Ski Resorts
You can find a pleasant variety of options for websites providing options for resorts, hotels, chalets, and other options for skiing holidays in the European Alps.
A prime advantage of choosing ski resorts is they are like little cities. You get the chalets, cabins, hotels and other spots in which to stay. In addition, you have the little cities which offer pubs and restaurants loaded with fine brews and dining like nowhere else in the world. Val d’Isere or Chamonix may be more advanced spots for most Brits to pick on their first go. Try Cervinia, Kaprun, or Saas Fee to start. These spots offer better beginner and intermediate slopes as well as many fine accommodations.
Snowfinders will help you find the proper spot for your level overall, yet it is the value of the resort overall that fits the bill.
Après Ski
What is traditionally called après ski, or “after skiing,” is the appeal of the post-skiing adventure. You wish to relax, have a good meal and a pint or two and go on to a good rest in one of the many accommodations so you can prepare for the next day. Now, this is the sweet spot of the ski resort. You get to enjoy the day of sport and then celebrate and dine at the end of it all to begin again until you are finished. That defines a good holiday. This is what you seek.
Go for the simpler places mentioned if you do not have such advanced skills and still wish to have a good time. You will hear of Ischgl or St. Anton and these are fine spots for both skiing as well as après ski experience. However, though they do offer beginner slopes, you might want to check and see if these are prime spots for beginners. If you are already experienced well into intermediate levels, then certainly try these spots. Either way, the accommodations are well off the charts and loaded with good food and fun.
