Chalet de Lanza
Ski-to-door chalet with restaurant, bar, and family rooms
About this hotel
Chalet de Lanza provides comfortable accommodations in Abriès, perfect for families and winter sports enthusiasts. The family rooms are well-appointed with private bathrooms, parquet floors, and complimentary WiFi, ensuring a pleasant stay. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free toiletries for added convenience. The chalet offers exceptional facilities, including direct ski-to-door access, making it incredibly easy to hit the slopes. Guests can relax on the terrace, enjoy meals at the on-site restaurant, or unwind with a drink at the bar. Additional amenities such as ski equipment hire and a minimarket enhance the overall experience, while free off-site parking adds practicality.
- Ski-to-door access
- Restaurant & bar
- Family rooms
- Ski equipment hire
Our take
This chalet is an excellent choice for families and couples who prioritize direct access to the slopes and a friendly, comfortable atmosphere. The ski-to-door convenience is a major draw, and the on-site restaurant and bar provide easy dining options. While it offers essential amenities, those seeking a luxurious, full-service resort experience might find it more understated. It's best suited for active travellers who appreciate practicality and a good location.
- Take advantage of the ski-to-door access for effortless mornings on the slopes.
- Utilise the ski equipment hire on-site to simplify your gear arrangements.
- Enjoy a meal at the hotel's restaurant after a day of skiing for convenience and local flavours.
Why we love it
- Direct ski-to-door access
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Comfortable family rooms
- Ski equipment hire available
Why guests love itChalet de Lanza in Abriès made ski days wonderfully simple: we skied back to the door and hired our gear right on site. Our family room had its own bathroom and enough space for everyone, and the Wi-Fi was free. Evenings on the terrace or at the bar and restaurant meant we never had to go far once the kids were tired.