Chalet l'Hermine, Alpe d'Huez, district Vieil Alpe, 90 m2

The chalet Hermine welcomes you in a privileged and wooded setting located at 1760 m above sea level.
Delta type chalet located on the top of rue des Sagnes in the Vieil Alpe district near the tourist office which is accessible by a pedestrian path in 10 minutes. You will find on the spot all the shops necessary for your stay.

Ski back possible on foot depending on snow cover (usually until mid-March).

To access the lifts you will have three options:
- take the sloping path starting from the chalet (300 m sloping) and access the new shepherds' gondolas or the telecentre in 10 minutes. This solution is however not accessible to small children due to the elevation.
- go down rue des Sagnes for 300 m to the blue "village" track giving you access to the cable car lift in Huez
- go down rue des Sagnes for 300 m and take the free shuttle which will drop you off at the shepherds in 10 minutes.

Chalet completely renovated in 2017.
With two south-facing terraces with breathtaking views of the Oisans and Muselle mountains, the chalet is made up of four levels including fitted roof spaces and is ideal for two families with children.

A ground floor / entrance with:
- a dining room, a wood stove, a new fitted kitchen
- a bathroom with a shower, a toilet and a sink

A 1st floor with:
- a bright living room equipped with a sofa bed (foam mattress 120x190),
- a small independent bedroom of 5 m2 with double storage cupboard (90x190cm bed)
- a bathroom with sink, bathtub and WC
- a laundry room with washing machine, dryer, additional small fridge

A 2nd floor completely renovated in 2017:
- a south side bedroom of 10 m2 with a 160x200 cm bed
- a room on the north side of 8 m2 with a 140x190 cm bed
- a hallway with a large closet

Converted attic space (11 m2) accessible by a ladder with two 90x190 cm children's beds. Height 120 cm under ceiling

You will also have a ski room and two closed garages. This last point will allow you to avoid the inconvenience of parking, which is often problematic in season.