With the winter season ahead it is time to plan a ski holiday or a festive stroll through the European Christmas markets…sipping hot chocolate or mulled wine, next to the fireplace in your private Alpine rustic chalet, or sampling hot chestnuts, grilled sausages and gingerbread biscuits…Get into the jolly winter with the Best 10 chalets in the world!
#10. Finland
Looking for the best ski resorts in Finland?No need to travel above the Arctic Circle into Lapland. Kuikankulta is a new, cosy block in the centre of Vuokatti and only 500 m away from the ski trail. Although Finnish resorts are at low altitudes compared with those of the Alps, snow is always guaranteed and conditions are nearly always perfect. Skiing is ideal for beginners and intermediates, although advanced skiers will be challenged by the off-piste opportunities.#9. Andorra
Andorra provides a ski experience that is unique in Europe. Looking for lively ski villages (and we mean ‘party time’), great ski schools, well groomed slopes, modern lifts and value for money? La Cortinada is a new apartment block, a throw away from the famous resort of Ordino. With reliable snow coverage, a long ski season and plenty of sunshine, skiing in Andorra remains a popular and affordable choice for many young holiday makers.#8. Czech Republic
And where else in the world can you combine your ski holiday with a side visit to one of the most beautiful countries in Europe?Skiing is suitable for beginner and intermediate levels, and the prices for accommodation, skiing, and eating are low compared to the European Alps, making Czech Republic a good alternative for families. Why not stay in this nice and cosy chalet?#7. The United States
Skiing in the United States is mostly split between the Rockies on the west coast - Colorado and Aspen provides some world famous skiing. Founded as a mining camp and named after the abundance of aspen trees in the area, Aspen has turned into one of the best ski resorts in North America. The atmosphere is bustling with Hollywood glitz and glamour centered around a European style ski village.#6. Spain
Spain may not be most people's first choice when it comes to skiing, but with ski resorts in five distinct regions of the country, skiing in Spain is gaining in popularity. The terrain and consistent snow cover make the country a reliable choice - with well groomed pistes, excellent facilities, high standard ski schools, a great choice of accommodation and buzzing nightlife. Why not staying in the comfort of Pla de l'Ermita, only 2 km from Taüll and in proximity to the ski trails?#5. Germany
Germany may not be that well known to foreigners as a ski destination, however it provides accessible, family-friendly and charming ski resorts. If you’re interested in something new why not try skiing in Germany this winter?Try the comfort of the rustic chalet Schwänli!#4. Italy
Italy offers plenty of good ski resorts, thanks to its geography and terrain. Italian ski resorts come to life at night and on the weekends with plenty of glitz and glamour as city folk flood in, and for foreign visitors a ski holiday in Italy has its own special charm and pace. Italian ski resorts are more laid-back than elsewhere in the Alps, as most resorts are more suited to beginner or intermediate skiers. The San Martino Casa Estate has been built in 1300 in a historic residential area. Fancy a medieval charm?We recommend it!#3. Austria
Rustic Alpine villages, attractive wooded slopes, perfect mountain scenery and friendly locals make Austria a preferred winter sports destination. You can’t do much better for consistent snow cover, ski-in/ski-out convenience, large connected ski areas and large beers.The passion for skiing in Austria is unrivaled and the experience of Landschlösschen Luxnachmühle castle is just as unique!#2. France
When it comes to skiing, France is arguably Europe’s top destination. While the French Alps offer the broadest range of skiing possibilities in Europe, the Pyrenees offer fully equipped downhill and cross-country ski resorts. Why not snuggle into the comfort of chalet La Bergeronnette and enjoy the beautiful panoramic view?#1. Switzerland
Switzerland is undoubtedly at the centre of the winter sports universe - offering all types of activities from skiing to snowboarding, tobogganing and sledging. The scenic beauty of the Swiss Alps, its perfect slopes and wide range of accommodation make this country a favourite among ski enthusiasts. For beginners, all Swiss resorts have high quality ski schools where you can just turn up and pay for a day’s or week’s group or private tuition. Fancy a go on the slopes?Why not try the luxurious coziness of chalet Pomme de Pin this year?
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