Chalet Pierre has been ‘completely transformed’ ahead of December opening
Luxury ski operator Purple Ski is set to bolster its portfolio with the addition of a new chalet in Meribel.
Chalet Pierre was originally launched in 1959 and has been “meticulously rebuilt” ahead of its reopening in December.
The ski-in ski-out property can sleep a maximum of 15 guests across eight bedrooms, and also features a cinema, games room and wellness area with hot tub, sauna, hammam and massage room.
It’s connected to the neighbouring Lac Bleu residence, offering guests access to additional wellness and leisure facilities such as a spa, gym, swimming pool and covered parking.
Chalet Pierre is located within the Altiport ski area, close to Meribel’s restaurants, shops and bars.
As with all chalets in the Purple Ski Collection, guests will benefit from daily housekeeping, in-chalet ski and boot fitting and the use of a private chauffeured minibus.
There will also be a Purple Ski concierge on hand to organise airport transfers, restaurant reservations and ski lessons.
Jean-Marie and Maryline Front, owners of Chalet Pierre, said: "We are delighted to unveil Chalet Pierre following its complete transformation. This chalet holds a very special place in our family’s history, having welcomed guests to Meribel since 1959.
“Throughout the redesign, our aim was to preserve the character and heritage of the original chalet while creating a warm, welcoming home that offers every modern comfort. We are incredibly proud of the result and look forward to sharing Chalet Pierre with guests from around the world.”