Five bedrooms, ten guests

Chalet Solaire — 02 / 07

The Rooms

Each named for a feature of the surrounding mountains, each with its own en-suite. Two configure as twins; one is set up for children.

Master bedroom with a king bed facing the south window, exposed Anniviers beams above, the Wildhorn glacier through the glass in soft morning light.

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Bella Lui and Wildhorn

Bella Lui is the corner room: a king bed facing the south window under exposed Anniviers beams, the Wildhorn glacier through the glass, and a freestanding Vals-quartzite tub in the en-suite.

Wildhorn is the second master, south-facing with a private balcony and the most direct morning light. Walk-in shower, double basins.

The master bath — a green Vals quartzite freestanding tub against a floor-to-ceiling south window framing the Wildhorn glacier.

Plaine Morte guest bedroom at Chalet Solaire configured with two oak-framed single beds and a glacier view.

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Mont Lachaux, Plaine Morte and La Tza

Mont Lachaux takes a reading chair under a brass swing-arm lamp and the quietest corner of the upper floor. Plaine Morte is a king or two singles, south-facing, with a built-in writing desk under the window, and is dog-friendly.

La Tza is north-facing and quiet, set up for children with a cot, high chair and stair gate on request.

  • Two rooms configure as twins on request.
  • Every room has its own en-suite.
  • The house is let to one party at a time.

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The quiet floor

The upper landing holds the reading and record library — oak shelves, a turntable, and the valley going dark through the glass. It is the room guests use when the great room is busy.

Chalet Solaire's oak reading and record library overlooking a snowy valley at dusk.

Ask which rooms suit your party

Tell us how many are travelling and whether any are children, and we will lay out the configuration.

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