Chalet Veronica has the feel of a traditional ski chalet, with exposed timber, an open fireplace and a large living and dining room looking directly across the Doron piste and Méribel valley. The windows wrapping around the living space make the location part of the room itself. By day you can watch skiers make their way down the mountain just outside, while in the evening the fire provides a warm and inviting place to relax. Don’t miss the sunset over Méribel whilst sipping a vin chard or hot chocolate on the chalet balcony.

Sleeping up to ten, Chalet Veronica works particularly well for two families. Two larger bedrooms and their bathrooms occupy the top floor, while downstairs you’ll find an ensuite double and two smaller twin bedrooms sharing a shower room. Those smaller twins are better suited to children. The kitchen is small but well equipped. For those evenings when you prefer not to cook, there are three restaurants a short stroll away.

The skiing couldn’t be easier. Chalet Veronica sits directly beside the Doron piste, so you can ski from the chalet down to La Chaudanne and its main lifts, ski-school meeting points and connections across the Three Valleys. Méribel 1600 has shops, bars and restaurants nearby, while the centre of Méribel is around a 15-minute walk or short bus ride away.

It’s the combination of traditional chalet character, wonderful views across the valley and one of those rare Méribel locations where the skiing really does begin at the door that makes Chalet Veronica stand out.