Chalet Hotel Moris

Accommodation

Many of Mark Warner's guests come back year after year for the fantastic skiing and great social life the Chalet Hotel Moris offers. After a day on the slopes, there is plenty of entertainment around and about, but many guests prefer to settle down for the evening in the hotel's cosy first floor bar or party downstairs in the Moris Pub, which offers live music most nights and is one of the most popular pubs in Val d'Isere.

The bedrooms are simple but comfortable and there are plenty of single rooms available and a quad room suitable for a group of friends. There are a total of 32 rooms comprising: singles, twins, doubles and a quad room. Most rooms are en-suite but some are not. Free WIFI is available for Mark Warner guests.

Dining

Breakfast, tea and dinner are served in the first floor dining room with its views of the bustling town and mountains beyond. A hearty breakfast will set you up for the day, and then you will be welcome home from the slopes in the late afternoon with steaming hot soup, bread and fresh homemade cakes which you can eat outside on the terrace if you wish. A delicious three course evening meal is accompanied by a choice of wines.

Ski Hosting

We run a full ski hosting programme at the Chalet Hotel Moris. For 4½ days a week their ski hosts will guide you around the mountain, heading off to the best pistes and picking out the best lunch stops. Mark Warner group people on ability with 3 groups available; leisurely, intermediate and advanced, this means that you can go at your pace throughout the day. The Espace Killy is a great ski area for skiers and boarders of all abilities, and ski hosting is a great way to make the most of your time on the mountain, not having to stop to read the piste map or worrying about heading off in the wrong direction! Children aged 12 years upwards are also welcome to join the hosting groups, but must be accompanied by an adult.

Ski Hosting Groups

Leisurely – for those who can make semi–parallel linked turns confidently and who are comfortable on blue runs and confident using ski tows and chair lifts.
Medium Speed – for those comfortable on red, or long runs and who are keen to tackle the black runs and moguls at a slower pace.
Faster – for those happy to ski mainly black and red runs and keen to experience steeper slopes and moguls and are comfortable skiing at a faster pace.