chalet MOLLARD
All you need to know about your chalet…
MOLLARD
Welcome to Alpine Escape and to Chalet Mollard…
We would firstly like to take the opportunity to thank you for choosing Alpine Escape this winter, and to welcome you to your alpine home for the week. This page aims to provide answers to the most asked questions about your chalet and chalet life. It gives some guidelines to make your stay as relaxed and enjoyable as possible. The are also other QR links that give information on the village, restaurant guides, ski schools and much more…
We hope you have a fabulous stay!
Neil and Jo Williams
Directors and Founders, Alpine Escape
Concierge service…
We offer a concierge service for all our guests to help make your holiday that little bit easier. Whether it’s finding the best restaurants (or the cheapest!) on the mountain or help with local knowledge to get the most from your holiday, we can help.
Concierge: 0033 7 68 00 08 13
Our Service throughout your holiday
We have a team of support staff on hand throughout your week including when the chalet staff have their days off to ensure our continuous great standards.
Wifi…
code: ChaletMollard1
Housekeeping…
Your chalet housekeeping team will be in each day except Wednesdays to clean and tidy the property, please chat with them if you require anything specific or a certain time you would like the to clean. They will keep the chalet stocked with toilet rolls etc so no need to buy any of these products.
Access to the pistes & ski lockers
The chalet has two heated ski lockers located at the ski station in resort. We have rented these for you so that you don’t need to carry your ski gear each day. leave your skis and boots in the locker so they are warm and ready for you the next day and walk home (or to the pub) in your Après boots!
Take away those aches and pains in the hot tub…
The hot tub is one of the best ways to relax after a strenuous day on the piste.
The guidelines enable us to keep the hot tub clean and safe for you all and all our staff have been fully trained in their safe upkeep.
- The hot tub is out of action for your first evening as the water is changed weekly and takes 12 hours to heat up.
- Opening times are all day up until evening meal (8pm). After this time the tub is chlorinated for 12 hours.
- Please shower before using the tub.
- Children under 12 should not use the hot tub due to the extremes in temperatures – the water is kept at a constant 39 degrees celsius. It will take 12 hours for the temperature to rise or fall once you have changed the temperature.
- Please use slippers provided when going to the tub and refrain from jumping in and out to cool down in the snow as muck and debris will block the filters and dirty the water.
- The recommended time in the hot tub is 20 minutes. Please put the lid back on the hot tub when you have finished.
- Should you take drinks into the hot tub please ensure that you use the plastic cups provided – please don’t take glasses or bottles to the tub.
Water…
The water in the chalet is pure and safe to drink.
Towels…
Hand towels, bath towels, and bath mats are changed midweek.
Outdoor clothing and shoes…
We can provide slippers for those who have not bought their and have a no outdoor shoe policy within the chalet. Please leave all shoes and boots in the boot room and change from wet ski gear. The boot room is also an ideal drying area for all your jackets, gloves and hats ready for the next day.
Under floor heating…
Some bedrooms are equipped with under floor heating which is controlled individually from a thermostat on the bedroom wall, you will find it gets extremely warm in the bedrooms and may need to adjust it accordingly. This heating system takes around six hours to heat up or cool down.
Radiators…
There are a number of wall radiators in the lounges, boot rooms and some bedrooms – please do not be tempted to leave gloves or clothing on them or shoes and boots against them – they may damage your kit. The bathrooms have heated towel rails which also get very hot and can melt gloves and synthetic clothing, especially swimming costumes.
Security and ski rooms…
The chalets’ main entrances have digital code locks and you will be given the code. Always make sure that the outside doors and windows of your room are closed and locked before leaving.
Please leave all wet ski kit in the boot room and use the boot heaters to make everything nice and toasty for the morning.
Safe…
The chalet has been fitted with a safe for your small valuable items.
Lounge…
If you are the last person to bed please ensure that the lounge lights and any audio or visual equipment are switched off
Could the last person to bed in the evening please ensure that the fires are safe – pull down glass, shut doors where necessary. Never load fires up with logs before bed.
Mountain awareness…
If you or one of your party need medical assistance on the piste you will firstly need to check your position by the piste markers on the side of the run. Telephone 0479 089900 and explain your problem quoting the run you are on and the marker closest to you.
Please wear adequate protection and helmets when enjoying the mountain, whether you are skiing, snowboarding or sledging.
Gratuities and tips…
We do not make a service charge, however if you do wish to leave a tip this will go directly to the housekeepers that have looked after you.
Chalet check out…
Guests are kindly asked to vacate the chalet by 10.00 on departure day so that the chalet can be prepared for incoming guests.
And finally…
Your chalet team are here to support and help you have a fantastic time! If you need any thing at all – don’t hesitate to ask!
Covid-19 and your holiday…
We at Alpine Escape want to make this winter as special and welcoming as possible, especially as we know you all need a good holiday! We pride ourselves on our exacting attention to detail and this winter will be no different: our amazing chefs and housekeepers will ensure a spotlessly clean chalet for your friends and family to relax and unwind after such a turbulent year.
Our normal service for catered or self-catered properties applies, but we are fully flexible and our team is ready to discuss your needs and put a plan in place for your arrival. We can offer as much or as little contact with our staff as you wish, with flexible cleaning and cooking programs to suit your needs. Every effort and action from our team to keep your chalet a safe haven throughout your stay will be in place.
Please read our full Alpine Escape Covid-19 safety guidelines at the end of this page.
ALPINE ESCAPE CHARTER TO LIMIT THE RISK OF COVID-19 WITHIN IN OUR CHALETS, VEHICLES, GUESTS & EMPLOYEES
Safety and cleanliness procedures implemented at each chalet will be adjusted in consideration of International & National practices, government requirements & guidance and the situation where the chalet is located.
Alpine Escape Ski recommends the following steps to prevent the spread of all respiratory viruses:
- Washing hands with soap & water when possible and alcohol hand gels/sanitizer stations at each chalet entrance/exit.
- Avoiding touching eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands.
- Avoiding a cough or sneeze using the Elbow where required.
- Avoiding close contact with people who are sick.
- Staying away from work or other people if you become sick with respiratory symptoms like fever and cough.
- Sanitise and disinfection of all work surfaces in the work area at regular intervals using industrial grade products.
- Daily disinfection through anti-vuricidal treatment and cleaning of all hand contact items like light switches, door handles, vehicles and common use objects.
- Masks are obligatory in all public places outside of the chalet, if entering the kitchen areas or spaces where chalet staff are working a distance of 1m is recommended and masks worn.
- Restriction of traffic into chalets. Client visits can be done remotely, less contact more care.
- Increased training of all Alpine Escape Employees to recognise the importance of this Charter and how to implement it, maintain it & improve it.