You can tell this chalet is something special before you even step foot inside. For a start there’s the daring design of the building itself, which provides plenty of interesting spaces and exciting vistas from the inside.

Then you’ll probably notice the unique styling of the living space through the vast windows that surround it. The towering walls provide the perfect canvas for any number of quirky items, sourced locally in keeping with the Slow philosophy. An inviting velvet Chesterfield beckons you in for an apre-ski nap. And the large dining table makes the perfect setting for a convivial meal after a hard day’s play on the mountains.

The bedrooms feel more intimate, yet no less stimulating. A butterfly collection, local crockery and pages from 1930’s magazines are just a selection of the decoration on show, whilst Eames lounge chairs and leather Chesterfields provide the perfect spot from which to take them in.

Wherever you turn, you’ll find Chalet de la Manche littered with an eclectic treasure trove of Alpine delights. All provide this chalet with a unique yet innate sense of the region within which it sits.