Nobody has to share a bed. Every bedroom in the three luxury chalets has two beds, so two colleagues sharing a room each sleep in their own. Each chalet has seven bedrooms and fourteen beds, with a private bathroom for nearly every room. If your team wants a room each, one chalet gives seven people their own room, and all three give twenty-one.
The beds in each chalet
| Chalet | Bedrooms | Bed layout |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury Chalet #A15 | 7 | 1 room with two queens, 3 rooms with a double and a single, 3 rooms with two singles |
| Luxury Chalet #A16 | 7 | 3 rooms with a double and a single, 4 rooms with two singles |
| Luxury Chalet #A17 | 7 | 5 rooms with a double and a single, 2 rooms with two singles |
Beds come made up with a bedding set, two pillows and a comforter, and there is a bath towel and a washcloth for each person.
A room each, or two to a room
| Team size | Two to a room | A room each |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 7 | One chalet | One chalet |
| 8 to 14 | One chalet | Two chalets |
| 15 to 21 | Two chalets | All three chalets |
| 22 to 28 | Two chalets | Ask us |
| 29 to 42 | All three chalets | Ask us |
A mix works too: senior staff with a room each and the rest of the team two to a room. Tell us how many people are happy to share and we will suggest the smallest number of chalets that fits.
Bathrooms
Nearly every bedroom has its own bathroom, which is the detail planners tell us matters most when colleagues share a house. See what is included for the rest of the chalet.