Chalet Le Lodge Nendaz

Chalet Le Lodge — Village-Centre, Free Ski Bus at the Door

Chalet Le Lodge sits just below the centre of Haute-Nendaz, under a 10-minute walk from the village, with a free ski bus stop less than 50 metres from the front door — the shortest walk to public transport of any chalet in the portfolio. It’s directly accessible by car all year, though the final stretch up to the garage is a short, steep hill in winter.

Across three levels, five bedrooms sleep 10 guests (11 on request) over three bathrooms, one of them en-suite. The open-plan living and dining area is built around a wood-burning fireplace, with a 65″ Smart TV and direct access out to the terrace and balcony. The kitchen is large and fully equipped — dishwasher, microwave, Nespresso machine, proper raclette and fondue sets — with its own access to the terrace and an outdoor wood-fired fire chimney for evenings outside. Outside, a private jacuzzi sits alongside an outdoor barrel sauna with panoramic views over the valley.

From CHF 4,000 per week in summer. Best price when you book direct with us. Send us an enquiry

This chalet is non-smoking. Small and medium-sized dogs are welcome on request, subject to the owner’s approval — send us a note about your dog when you enquire. We’re not able to accept cats.

The Sauna & Jacuzzi

• A private outdoor jacuzzi on the terrace, for your group alone
• An outdoor barrel sauna right next to it, with panoramic views over the valley
• By local legislation, the outdoor jacuzzi can’t be used after 10pm
• Please shower before getting in — sunscreen, insect repellent and make-up cloud the water fast, and any extra cleaning needed as a result may be charged to the guest
• In summer, the jacuzzi is available on request

Skiing from Chalet Le Lodge

Chalet Le Lodge isn’t ski-in/ski-out, and it doesn’t need to be: a free ski bus stops less than 50 metres from the door running to the Tracouet lift and around the rest of the resort.

The chalet is also directly accessible by car allowing you to drive to Siviez for another access point to the pistes.

Getting There & Parking

A car isn’t essential — but recommended. The free ski bus stop is less than 50 metres away, and the village centre is under a 10-minute walk.

Parking: five spaces at the chalet — two of them in a garage with an electric vehicle charging point, plus room for three more vehicles in front of it.

In winter, the final stretch up to the garage is a short, steep hill — snow tyres with chains, or a 4×4, are essential.

Arrival from 4:30pm, departure by 10am. Changeover is Saturday or Sunday in peak periods, with more flexibility at other times.

Chalet Le Lodge in Summer

The terrace comes into its own once the snow’s gone — the jacuzzi stays available on request, and the outdoor sauna is just as welcome after a long hike as after a day on the slopes. Being a short walk from the village centre means dinner out doesn’t need the car. From CHF 4,000 per week, or CHF 2,900 for a short 1–4 night stay.

Nendaz summer activities.