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Ski holidays 2026/27 · France · Hautes-Alpes

Ski chalets in Hautes-Alpes

Renting a whole chalet suits groups and families who want space. These 29 chalets and holiday houses in 2 ski areas in Hautes-Alpes are self-catered, a week with the lift pass from €189 per person.

By Book & Ski · Prices checked

stays
29
ski areas
2
week with lift pass from
€189
typical starting price
€469
A skier descending a steep snowy slope in Les Adrets, France
Skiing in Les Adrets, French Alps. Photo: Anselme Courau / Pexels.

Best-value picks in Hautes-Alpes

At most two per ski area. Prices are for a week with the lift pass where the property offers one.

  • Les Flocons Du Soleil B, La Joue du Loup
    Lift pass included
    Lowest price here

    Chalet / holiday house★★★

    Les Flocons Du Soleil B

    La Joue du Loup, France

    Fontettes lift 300 m · Centre 300 m

    • Dogs allowed
    • Swimming pool
    • Sauna
    • Parking
    • Wi-Fi

    from €189 per person7 nights · Self-catering · lift pass included

    Check dates on SnowTrex
  • Les Flocons du Soleil (Sparpreis), La Joue du Loup
    Lift pass included

    Chalet / holiday house★★★

    Les Flocons du Soleil (Sparpreis)

    La Joue du Loup, France

    Fontettes lift 300 m · Centre 300 m

    • Dogs allowed
    • Swimming pool
    • Sauna
    • Parking
    • Wi-Fi

    from €199 per person7 nights · Self-catering · lift pass included

    Check dates on SnowTrex
  • Chalet Le Montdoux, Les 2 Alpes
    Lift pass included

    Chalet / holiday house★★★★

    Chalet Le Montdoux

    Les 2 Alpes, France

    Mont de Lans lift 280 m · Centre 5.5 km

    • Dogs allowed
    • Wi-Fi

    from €369 per person7 nights · Self-catering · lift pass included

    Check dates on SnowTrex
  • Chalet Meleze, Les 2 Alpes
    Lift pass included

    Chalet / holiday house★★★★

    Chalet Meleze

    Les 2 Alpes, France

    Venosc lift 600 m · Centre 26 km

    • Dogs allowed
    • Hot tub
    • Parking
    • Wi-Fi

    from €379 per person7 nights · Self-catering · lift pass included

    Check dates on SnowTrex

Prices per person from SnowTrex’s partner feed, checked 13 November 2026: the lowest price for that stay length in the 2026/27 season, with the lift pass where stated. That is usually a low-season week with every bed in the room or apartment taken; Christmas, New Year and February half-term weeks cost more, and SnowTrex shows the exact price once you choose dates and the number of people. Distances are from the property description. You book with SnowTrex on its site for your country: snowtrex.co.uk in English, or its German, Dutch, French, Polish or Czech site; we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Getting there: For Les Deux Alpes, the ski area with the most stays here, the main airport is Grenoble Airport (GNB), 110 km by road (about 1 h 30 min); a private transfer from there starts at €409 per vehicle, and a bus or coach from €32 per person (Ben's Bus). Private transfers to Les Deux Alpes start at €395 per vehicle from Lyon (LYS, 157 km). The packages don’t include the journey: compare transfers to Les Deux Alpes from all 7 airports.

Travelling from the UK? Standard travel insurance usually excludes skiing, and a GHIC won't pay for mountain rescue: compare winter sports cover.

What to know

These are self-catered, not catered chalets

British tour operators sell catered chalets with a host who cooks. These are holiday houses you rent and cook in yourself, which costs much less.

Check access in snow

Chalets on the edge of a village can need snow chains or a walk to the ski bus. The cards show the distance to the lift and bus where published.

The sunny southern Alps

The Hautes-Alpes get more sunshine than the northern French Alps and are usually less crowded and cheaper than Savoie.

Ski areas compared

Where the 29 stays are, by number of stays. Open a ski area for its runs, lifts, transfers and every package there.

Ski areaStaysFrom (per person)Week with lift pass from
Les Deux Alpes25€369€369
Dévoluy4€189€189

Frequently asked questions

How much does a ski holiday in Hautes-Alpes cost?

In our partner data, ski chalets in Hautes-Alpes start at €189 per person, and half of them start below €469. A week with the lift pass included starts at €189 per person. Flights and transfers are extra.

What’s the difference between a catered and a self-catered chalet?

A catered chalet comes with a host who cooks breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner. A self-catered chalet is a holiday house you rent and cook in yourself. Everything on this page is self-catered.

Is the lift pass included?

In most offers, yes: SnowTrex sells accommodation with a lift pass for the length of the stay. Each card says whether the pass is included in the price shown.

Who do I book with?

With SnowTrex, a European ski holiday specialist, on its site for your country: snowtrex.co.uk in English, or its German, Dutch, French, Polish or Czech site if you are there. Book & Ski compares the offers and may earn a commission; the price is the same.