Ski Challet Recommendation

Thinking ahead to being fit and healthy again (fnar) and looking at the 2004
ski season.

Worth considering if you are a bit of a Gastronought www.whiteplanet.co.uk
for Las Arcs/La Plagne.

Stayed with them in February and I have *never* *ever* eaten so well on
holiday. It's a family concern (Brit) and the two blokes are 5* Chef's. This
is not Chalet food, dinner would have satisfied me had it been Cameron House
hotel.

They have an MPV if you need collection from Geneva etc. and the prices seem
on par with ordinary stuff.

UKRM trip?

 

I thought I might half-heartedly organise some skiing at Sierra Nevada
when I finally get to Spain.

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Paul.

Ooh look, bikes and numbers and stuff!
CBR1100XX SuperBlackbird
VTR1000 Firestorm
RGV 250
BOTAFOT #4
BOTAFOF #30
MRO #24

 

Hmm. looks pretty good, I guess.

I've stayed at a couple of chalets over the years where proper food
was served and I have to agree that it's the main thing that stopped
me going on 'normal' chalet-type holidays.

Sounds like a plan, except for the lack of responces so far... When do
you have in mind?

 

They are just a small concern, don't know how much space they have acquired.
I'm thinking two weeks from 28/02.
Last year they had a couple of places on the other side of the mountains in
Champagny (nice). Haut Champagny is like another world.
They were waiting for the new interconnect Gondola which comes in this year.