The mountains are the ideal place to escape from it all. Big open spaces and far-reaching views making you feel as though there is nothing but nature, peace and tranquillity surrounding you. Sometimes, an escapism holiday is just what we need to reset and refresh. So what better place for this than the Alps? With nearly 300 luxury summer chalets on our portfolio, we have picked 10 of the most secluded chalets for your summer alpine retreat…
Warm sunny afternoons, lounging on a perfectly angled deck chair, soaking up the sunshine. You can’t beat it. Well perhaps add a beautiful mountain view and a glass of Champagne to the picture, and you’re truly living the dream. The mountains in the summer reveal nature in all its glory; rich in shades of green, with flashes of bright colour from alpine flowers, and murmurs of wildlife whispering though the valleys. To be surrounded by these wonders of nature when you’re out exploring the mountain is one thing, but to be relaxing in the comfort of your summer chalet and enjoying the extraordinary scenery is the essence of a luxury summer holiday to the Alps. So without further ado, let us introduce you to our top 10 luxury summer chalets to satisfy your holiday with a view desires…
You can never get away from that crushing feeling when your week-long annual summer mountain holiday has come to an end. Having spent the week leaving your worries behind and living your best life, packing up your things to head home is never easy. This is why considering a summer seasonal rental in the Alps might just be your next best idea. Escape the madness of routine, pack up your things (work laptop and kids included), and relocate to the mountains. You will be greeted with large open spaces, fresh mountain air and a paradise for the adventurer, nature lover and seeker of true wellness and relaxation. After all, you need to make up for lost holiday time right?
This blog offers a solution to your holiday blues and outlines our top 5 reasons for a summer seasonal rental in the Alps…. Read More...
