Chalet Le Ruisseau, Meribel

14 Guests · 6 Bedrooms · Meribel · France

Guests in Chalet Le Ruisseau love being able to ski back to the chalet terrace after crossing the wooden bridge over the meandering stream that gives the chalet its name.

The owner's eye for boutique-style design includes eye-catching paintings, handmade furniture and reclaimed doors, ladders and rustic tools from original mountain barns used as decoration throughout. Slip into the hot tub which overlooks the beautiful tree-lined slopes, or enjoy toasting marshmallows in the den - a cosy hut with a Nordic ‘kota' fire pit and 6-person sauna. Truly magical experiences await in Chalet Le Ruisseau...

Chalet Le Ruisseau is 310m² and sleeps 14 guests in 6 individually-decorated bedrooms, located on the 1st and 2nd floors and bearing the names of the World's most famous peaks. The two upper rooms are in the eaves with a maximum head height of 1.85m. Ideal for younger guests, this upper area includes a chill-out space with sofa, bean bags and flat-screen TV. Bedrooms 1-4 on the 1st floor can be configured with double or twin beds and have walk-in showers or bath.

Le Ruisseau has been welcoming Chaletowners guests since 19 Jun 2015.

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We've done everything to make sure you feel right at home the moment you arrive, with the spaciousness of the living areas, suites and bedrooms, plus the furniture and decorations that we've acquired - and in some cases created - for each. We also believe that for your stay to be exclusive, creative and personalised in one of our exceptional chalets it's important for you to really get to know our team. That's why the people looking after you are recruited locally, selected according to their capacity to listen and engage with you. With them, and with us, you'll always find somebody to talk to about the mountains, and everything there is to do...

The Ruisseau du Raffort chalet is on the edge of the forest, at the foot of the well-known hors-piste runs called Croix Jean-Claude and the Raffort route. Leave and return to the chalet without removing your skis... You can even take off your skis on the terrace, after crossing a little wooden bridge over the stream that gave the chalet its name.