All hail British ski chalet holidays: A trip to La Plagne confirms why it's a noble custom

All hail a great British ski chalet holiday: get stuck in and make sure this noble tradition doesn't deteriorate (and try La Plagne in France to see why it's worth saving)Roger Alton stayed at La Plagne 1800 in 'comfortable and welcoming' Chalet Laurier La Plagne is part of the huge Paradiski ski area, which includes Les Arcs Ski chalets are not ideal if you want to be alone or lose weight, says Roger
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Published: 13:22 GMT, 28 November 2022 | Updated: 28 Nov 2022 13:22 GMT home.
But battered and bruised by Covid and Brexit and labyrinthine new labor laws in EU, this holiday seemed to be nearing its last run.
Or so they said.
Not so: reports of his disappearance have been wildly exaggerated. I went with Ski Beat, a perky outfit based in Brighton with around 50 chalets in top destinations.
More than half of the slopes are blue so ideal for beginners and early intermediates, although there are a good number of difficult reds and blacks. The home was Chalet Laurier, a comfortable and welcoming eight bedroom apartment in La Plagne 1800. Our capable hosts were Naomi and Sam who looked after the place and made sure we were all well fed, happy and never unnecessarily thirsty.
< p class="mol-para-with-font">And oh the food. Gone are the vast plates of spag bol and heartbreaking vials of local red from all those years...

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All hail British ski chalet holidays: A trip to La Plagne confirms why it's a noble custom

All hail a great British ski chalet holiday: get stuck in and make sure this noble tradition doesn't deteriorate (and try La Plagne in France to see why it's worth saving)Roger Alton stayed at La Plagne 1800 in 'comfortable and welcoming' Chalet Laurier La Plagne is part of the huge Paradiski ski area, which includes Les Arcs Ski chalets are not ideal if you want to be alone or lose weight, says Roger

Published: 13:22 GMT, 28 November 2022 | Updated: 28 Nov 2022 13:22 GMT home.

But battered and bruised by Covid and Brexit and labyrinthine new labor laws in EU, this holiday seemed to be nearing its last run.

Or so they said.

Not so: reports of his disappearance have been wildly exaggerated. I went with Ski Beat, a perky outfit based in Brighton with around 50 chalets in top destinations.

Comfortable chalets in La Plagne, a resort in the heart of the French Alps. Roger Alton traveled there with Ski Beat, concluding that it is ideal for beginners and intermediates. a colossal family resort in the heart of the French Alps, with Col Paradiski also giving access to Les Arcs.</p><p class=

More than half of the slopes are blue so ideal for beginners and early intermediates, although there are a good number of difficult reds and blacks. The home was Chalet Laurier, a comfortable and welcoming eight bedroom apartment in La Plagne 1800. Our capable hosts were Naomi and Sam who looked after the place and made sure we were all well fed, happy and never unnecessarily thirsty.

< p class="mol-para-with-font">And oh the food. Gone are the vast plates of spag bol and heartbreaking vials of local red from all those years...