Chalet Malina is a welcoming detached chalet full of traditional Alpine character, offering generous living space and a peaceful location within easy walking distance of the village centre. Located in a quiet corner of St Martin de Belleville, yet only a short walk from the village centre, it offers the ideal balance of tranquillity, comfort and convenience for families or groups looking to explore the Three Valleys.

Arriving at the chalet, you’ll enter through the ski and boot room, providing a practical space to store your equipment after a day on the mountain before making your way into the heart of the chalet. The spacious open-plan living and dining area is warm and inviting, with a roaring open fireplace creating a wonderfully cosy atmosphere on winter evenings. Large windows and doors lead onto the balcony, where you can enjoy beautiful views across the valley while planning the next day’s skiing. The fully-equipped kitchen sits alongside the dining area, making it easy to prepare relaxed family meals, while the mezzanine TV area provides a separate space where children can unwind with a film or a board game before bed.

The chalet comfortably sleeps up to eight guests across four generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from its own ensuite bathroom, while two further double bedrooms and a bunk room share a spacious family bathroom, making the layout particularly well suited to families travelling together. Set in a quiet residential area, it’s only a short stroll to the centre of St Martin de Belleville, where you’ll find welcoming restaurants, bars, ski hire shops and a well-stocked supermarket. The nearby drag/button lift provides quick access to the main snow front, gondola and ski school, while the village itself remains one of the most charming and authentic resorts in the Three Valleys.

Offering plenty of character, generous living space and excellent value in one of France’s most sought-after ski destinations, Chalet Malina offers a warm, authentic mountain experience that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find in the Alps.