Chamrousse is situated at approx. 1,700 m in the Belledonne Massif and offers a gorgeous view of the approx. 30 km distant Grenoble and the surrounding mountains. The resort is known mainly due to the Olympic Games, but also hosts one stage of the Tour de France. Since the triple Olympic success of the Jean-Claude Killy in 1968 this ski resort has hardly lost any of it's fascination. But not only ski pros can find suitable descents here, the resort is just as good for beginners and snowboarders.
The westward exposure of the town guarantees not only excellent snow but also a lot of sun in the afternoon and evening. A particular attraction is the sunset over the French lowlands, which causes the clouds and snowfields to glow red - hence the name Chamrousse, which means "red fields".
The resort stretches out a total area of 1,300 hectares on various levels. From the chalet village Bachat-Bouloud (1,700 m) located on the Plateau de l'Arselle you can take the bus to the other districts Roche Béranger (1,750 m) and Recoin (1,650 m). There you will find further amenities characterising a modern winter sports resort, e.g. cosy cafés, bars, restaurants and of course several shops to stroll around in. Our cosy chalet-apartments mostly offer a magnificent view of the French lowlands.

If you're in the mood for a beer with good music, head to "K-Dox" in Chamrousse 1700. Live bands also play here, depending on the scheduled programme. In the afternoon, sun terraces and cafes invite you to relax, and shopping fans will get their moneys' worth in the shopping centre and shops in Chamrousse 1650 and 1750. Typical Savoyard specialities, e.g. crepes or raclette, await you in Chamrousse's restaurants. If you are looking for other activities apart from skiing, you have the choice between snow shoe hiking, paragliding and snowmobile driving. Get a real adrenaline rush in a car race on ice!
Our holiday rep offers an attractive programme, too, e.g. a traditional fondue or raclette dinner or tobogganing.