Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.
Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

Guests will arrive at the main entrance of the Lo Miete chalet and then descend 100 metres, cross the stream and the ascend 100 metres to arrive at the communal entrance to these 3 chalets.

Evening meals for guests staying at the Chalet Etre, Chalet Caleutch and Chalet Walser will be taken at the restaurant in Lo Miete.

All 3 are linked by inside corridors from the main entrance, bar and wellness centre.

The chalets can be booked either for exclusive use (individually or collectively), or just by the room.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

The open-plan lounge is a perfect place to relax and there’s also a children’s reading and games corner. Pre-dinner apéritifs and canapés will be served here in the lounge, and there is a separate dining room in traditional style.

There is a range of bedrooms and a couple of family suites to meet the needs of different family groups and ages. All have the benefit of en suite facilities.

We also have our  Nursery with separate day and sleep rooms, and a Snow Club room ready for fun and games for our younger guests. These rooms are also used for our evening Cocoa Club activities

On the lowest floor is the ski and boot room, with a door giving direct access outside to the Crest gondola and piste.

The bedrooms and family suites provide a choice of accommodation styles for different family groups and ages, and all have the benefit of en suite facilities and a TV/DVD player. Some also have a balcony.

Nursery 17 weeks – 40 months In Chalet Hotel
Snow Club 3 – 8 years In Chalet Hotel
Cosy Club 3 – 12 years In Chalet Hotel
Cocoa Club 6 – 12 years In Chalet Hotel
Children’s Ski Lessons 3 – 12 years offering a wide range of ski classes and activities
Strict signing-in/out procedures for all ages whenever responsibility for children passes between Esprit staff or ski instructors and parents
Guided Ski Fun 6 – 12 years afternoon groups
Snow Club fun 40 months + for children over nursery age

Meals

Piste Picnics
Our Chalet Hotel teams can also prepare a packed lunch for you on request, at a small local charge.

Chalet Hotel Meals

Continental breakfast for 7 mornings with hot options provided by our staff on 6 days Afternoon tea with cake & savoury treats with tea/coffee on 6 days A glass of Prosecco and canapés before dinner on 6 days 3 course evening buffet with unlimited wine, red, white and rosé to enjoy during your meal on 6 days. Vegetarian meal option available Special Celebration Menus– Christmas day and New Year’s Eve.

Dinner on staff days off for all guests
On the staff night off you and your family have the opportunity to eat out in one of the local restaurants. Our staff will be happy to help with recommendations and bookings if you wish. If you would prefer, you can always order in a takeaway pizza, and have a relaxing evening in.

Special Diets
We always prepare a vegetarian main course in our Chalet Hotels and can cater for vegetarians staying in both our Xtra and regular chalets, as well as any other specific dietary requirements in all our properties, if we are advised in advance.

Special diets can be accommodated at a cost of £35 per person per week. Please notify us of your dietary needs at the time of booking. Our Chalet Hosts will discuss your dietary requirements with you upon arrival to the Chalet or Chalet Hotel.

Chalet Hotel Breithorn in Champoluc is full of charm and is proving to be a popular choice with our guests. It is a lovely, traditional hotel which has been beautifully restored and modernised whilst respecting all its traditional Alpine features and character. The spacious lounge and reception area has a warming open fire, wooden vaulted ceilings and comfortable furniture to make you feel at home as soon as you arrive.

‘Location, location, location!’

Location really is key here and it is a flat walk to the 6-person gondola in the village centre. This gondola leads up to the beginner’s slopes and more intermediate skiing beyond. The run home ends at the same point and for your convenience we have arranged with the ski hire shop that all skis or boards (whether hired or your own) can be left there overnight to save carrying them the (short-walk) to the Chalet Hotel.

Comfortable Hotel Facilities

The Chalet Hotel is a perfect mix of traditional and modern to give the ideal atmosphere of a special mountain retreat and a base for the skiing trip. The hotel has been lovingly restored and all the traditional features retained thus keeping the unique character of the hotel and a clever combination of old and new. There is a spacious lounge with a small bar and reception area with an open flame fire, beautiful carved vaulted wooden ceilings and comfortable furniture on which to relax. The pictures on the wall add a distinguished air and traditional Alpine decorations will remind you that you are in the mountains.

• Substantial breakfast – continental buffet breakfast on 7 mornings with hot options provided for 6 days
• Afternoon tea/coffee with cake and savoury treats on 6 days
• 3-course dinners with a choice of menu on 6 evenings including canapés with a prosecco apéritif, choice of complimentary quality wines and tea or coffee

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).
Guests will arrive at the main entrance of the Lo Miete chalet and then descend 100 metres, cross the stream and the ascend 100 metres to arrive at the communal entrance to these 3 chalets.

Evening meals for guests staying at the Chalet Etre, Chalet Caleutch and Chalet Walser will be taken at the restaurant in Lo Miete.

All 3 are linked by inside corridors from the main entrance, bar and wellness centre.

The chalets can be booked either for exclusive use (individually or collectively), or just by the room.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

Guests will arrive at the main entrance of the Lo Miete chalet and then descend 100 metres, cross the stream and the ascend 100 metres to arrive at the communal entrance to these 3 chalets.

Evening meals for guests staying at the Chalet Etre, Chalet Caleutch and Chalet Walser will be taken at the restaurant in Lo Miete.

All 3 are linked by inside corridors from the main entrance, bar and wellness centre.

The chalets can be booked either for exclusive use (individually or collectively), or just by the room.