The first floor is divided into a large entrance hall, a bedroom, and a living room with a kitchen.

The entrance hall: A space to store skis, including a heater for ski boots.

The living room: A shared area with sofas, a table, a terrace, a fireplace, and a TV. Wi-Fi box with fiber optic connection.

The kitchen:

• Dishwasher

• Oven and microwave

• Induction cooktop

• Coffee maker and Nespresso machine

• Raclette and fondue appliances

• Refrigerator and freezer

The chalet offers up to 13/14 beds spread across 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Ideal for 6 adults with great comfort; 14 people is doable.

Bedroom #1 – First Floor

• Double bed 160×200

• En-suite bathroom (toilet, shower, heater, dryer)

• Washing machine

Bedroom #2 – Ground Floor

• Double bed 160×200

• Bunk beds 80×190

• En-suite bathroom (toilet, shower, heater, dryer)

Mini-Bedroom – Ground Floor

• Bed 120×200 (shares bathroom with Bedroom #3 or #4)

Bedroom #3 – Ground Floor

• Double bed 140×190

• Bar and kitchenette

• Shared bathroom with Bedroom #4

Bedroom #4 – Ground Floor

• Two bunk beds 80×190 and two bunk beds 90×200

Bed linen rental available: sheets + duvet cover + bath towel + pillowcase for €15 per person.
You can choose to clean the chalet yourself at the end of your stay or opt for the paid cleaning service (€120). Please let us know in advance.
In any case, we kindly ask you to leave the chalet in a satisfactory condition: dishes should be done, bins emptied, and the space tidied up.

A parking space reserved for the chalet is located just 30 meters behind the building. A covered parking lot is also available at the entrance of the chalet complex. We recommend using this one as a priority, especially during high season (Christmas, New Year’s, and February holidays).

Direct TGV trains run from Paris to the SNCF station in Bourg Saint Maurice. From there, a funicular connects Bourg Saint Maurice to Arc 1600 in just 7 minutes. From the funicular arrival station, the chalet is accessible on foot via a path (not recommended with luggage). It is better to use the free shuttle heading toward Arcs 2000 (get off at the UCPA stop).

The nearest airports are Geneva and Lyon. From there, take a train or a bus to reach the resort.

Earliest check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out before: 10:00 AM

The chalet is ideally located above the Arc 1600 resort, at an altitude of 1700m. The resort can be reached on foot, by free shuttle, or by car. Arc 1600 offers all essential services: shops, restaurants, ski school, lift pass office, etc.

About a 5-minute walk uphill from the chalet, the Le Ridge hotel features a gourmet grocery store — perfect for picking up fresh bread or quality products. This hotel complex also houses a sports shop with ski rental services.

Just above the chalet, right on the slope, you’ll find the restaurant Le Sanglier qui Fume. It’s a warm and well-known spot, praised for its quality cuisine — ideal for a slopeside lunch or a cozy dinner nearby.

A free shuttle service is available about a 5-minute walk from the chalet, providing easy access to other areas of the Les Arcs resort. Shuttles run approximately every 20 minutes.

For Skiers
From the chalet, you can step into your skis right at the door. Access to the ski lifts and the slopes of the Les Arcs ski area — connected to La Plagne — is just a short glide away, with over 425 km of slopes to explore. Ski touring enthusiasts will also find several departure points nearby.

For Non-Skiers
Les Arcs offers much more than skiing:

• Snowshoeing or walking through the forest, especially towards Arcs 2000, directly accessible from the chalet

• Dog sledding: an unforgettable experience just a few minutes' walk away

• A visit to the charming Savoyard-style village of Arcs 1950, with its warm, welcoming atmosphere — accessible on foot or by shuttle

• Wellness and relaxation: spas, massages, and relaxation areas are available in the resort

• Family activities: sledding, ice skating, and entertainment for all ages throughout the season

Don’t Miss

• The comfort of ski-in/ski-out access directly from the chalet

• Spectacular panoramic views and sunsets from the terrace

• Guided night outings, cultural events, and seasonal entertainment in Les Arcs

The chalet offers an ideal setting to enjoy Les Arcs in the summer.
In addition to the many activities available, the chalet itself is a true haven of peace. With its breathtaking views of the valley and mountains, it’s the perfect place to recharge in a calm and relaxing environment. Whether you choose to unwind on the first-floor terrace or in the garden, you’ll be able to soak up the tranquility and enjoy the sun all day long.

The chalet is located in a natural environment, free of car traffic, allowing children to play safely in the garden or around the chalet.

🚶‍♂️ Hiking and Walks

Summer is the perfect season to explore the beautiful hiking trails around the chalet. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hiker, you’ll find a variety of routes to discover the landscapes of Les Arcs:

• Hike to Arcs 1800 and 2000: Enjoy spectacular views while following forest trails.

• Access to the Vanoise National Park: You can easily reach Rosuel, the entrance to the Vanoise National Park, either by mountain bike through the forest or by car via Peisey-Nancroix. The park offers incredible panoramas and exceptional biodiversity.

• Hikes to mountain refuges: Explore nearby mountain huts on scenic hikes. Accessible routes allow you to reach these refuges for a true immersion in pristine nature.

🚴‍♀️ Mountain Biking and Cycling

Les Arcs is a playground for mountain bike enthusiasts, with trails suitable for all skill levels. Take advantage of the summer-operating ski lifts to access the best spots and take in the stunning views.

🏌️‍♂️ Golf and Tennis

• Golf: At Arc 1800, you’ll find an 18-hole golf course surrounded by magnificent alpine landscapes, with views of Mont Blanc. A perfect place to enjoy a day combining nature and sport.

• Tennis: The resort also offers tennis courts where you can play your favorite sport outdoors.

🪂 Paragliding and Climbing

• Paragliding: Les Arcs is a top spot for paragliding. Fly over the mountains and enjoy spectacular views from above.

• Climbing: The region features several climbing sites for climbers of all levels. Whether you're looking for an introduction or a more technical experience, you can explore rock walls in a beautiful natural setting.

🚣‍♀️ Rafting on the Isère River

For thrill-seekers, rafting on the Isère is a must. Ride down the river and take in breathtaking scenery while having fun with family or friends. It’s a great activity for groups, offering an unforgettable experience in nature.

🏊‍♂️ Swimming and Wellness

In summer, relax at the pool in Les Arcs 1600, perfect after an active day. You can also enjoy spas and wellness areasthroughout the resort for total relaxation.

🏞️ Cultural Heritage and Village Discoveries

Summer is also the perfect time to explore local heritage and wander through nearby villages:

• Visit the village of Arcs 1950: This charming pedestrian village, built in traditional Savoyard style, is a great spot to browse artisan shops and enjoy a warm mountain atmosphere.

• Discover local products: Taste Savoyard specialties (cheeses, cured meats, Savoie wines) at markets in Bourg Saint Maurice or Séez, or in local delicatessens.

🌿 Activities for the Whole Family

• Adventure park: For young and old adventurers, explore the forest through treetop adventure courses and zip lines.

• Summer luge: Enjoy the summer toboggan at Arc 1800 for a fun and thrilling ride.

• Fishing and mountain lakes: High-altitude lakes are perfect for relaxing, fishing, or simply soaking up the surrounding nature.

💡 Don’t Miss

• Spectacular sunsets visible from the chalet.

• Summer events, such as markets, concerts, and festivals that bring life to the resort throughout the season.

To ensure your stay goes smoothly and with respect for the property, here are a few simple rules to follow.
They help maintain everyone’s safety and comfort.

🚭 Non-Smoking Chalet
Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the chalet for safety reasons and to preserve the space.
Of course, you may smoke outside – please be mindful not to leave any cigarette butts behind.

🐶 Pets
We accept one well-behaved dog per stay.
Please do not leave your dog alone in the chalet and ensure they stay off the beds and sofas.

🔥 Fireplace Use
If you choose to use the fireplace, please exercise great caution.
Ashes must remain in the metal container provided for at least 48 hours before being disposed of in the outdoor bins – this is essential to prevent any fire risk.

♻️ Waste Sorting
Recycling is mandatory in the resort.
You’ll find specific containers near the chalet for glass, recyclables, and household waste.
Please follow the local sorting instructions carefully.

🌿 Energy & Environment
Please use heating and electrical appliances thoughtfully, to help reduce environmental impact.
Don’t forget to switch off lights when leaving a room.

The rental price of the chalet depends on the season and the number of guests. It can range from around €1,000 per week during the low season to approximately €4,000 during the peak winter holiday period.

Our story here started in the summer of 1982. My parents were scouting the Alps for a place to call home, and it was love at first sight when they found this spot with its incredible view. Back then, it was just a concrete shell, so we spent our childhood summers with my brother and sister actually helping build the chalet. It was the era of the "Apocalypse Snow" films, and we were lucky enough to be among the first generation of snowboarders in France, with the legend Régis Rolland as our neighbor.

The name "Les Deux Têtes" refers to those two very distinct rock formations you see standing right above the chalets. Today, even though I live in Switzerland with my German wife, this place is where our roots are. It’s where our kids have grown up coming every year, and where we still gather with friends to ski or spend Christmas. There’s nothing quite like an autumn lunch outside on the terrace, sitting in the sun and feeling like you’re just hanging over the mountains. It’s our favorite place to disconnect, usually starting with a bike ride from the front door over to Rosuel at the edge of the Vanoise Park.

Because we are so attached to this house, we are constantly working on it and investing in it to make it feel "right." We don’t just see it as a rental; it’s our home, and we simply want our guests to feel that same warmth when they walk through the door. We truly hope you have a wonderful stay here and get the chance to totally switch off from the rest of the world.