5 chalets for 6 people
& 1 chalet up to 8 people fitted out for disabled people *
Built in 2020, our chalets are fully equipped and comfortable. Each of them is positioned differently which prevents being overlooked offering an exceptional, different view. Their names remind you of the surrounding peaks and areas where you’ll be able to go hiking.
"Qualité Confort Hébergement" (quality comfort accommodation) Label
Our chalets are classified as “3-star furnished rentals".
Labelled "Qualité Confort Hébergement" 4 diamonds by the Gavarnie Valleys destination.
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> 6 person chalet
Ground floor :
- A living room including a fully fitted kitchen and a relaxing area looking out onto the patio (the best room in the house!)
- A bedroom (140 cm double bed)
- A bathroom with walk-in shower
- Separate toilet
On the first floor :
- An attic room (140 cm double bed)
- A bedroom (2 x 90 cm single beds)
- Toilet and sink
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> 8 person chalet suitable for disabled people
Ground floor :
- A living room including a fully fitted kitchen and a relaxing area looking out onto the patio (the best room in the house!)
- A bedroom accessible by wheelchair (140 cm double bed)
- A bathroom with sink, walk-in shower and toilet accessible by wheelchair
On the first floor :
- An attic room (1 x 140 cm double bed and 2 x 90 cm single beds) + cupboards and storage
- A bathroom with sink, shower and toilet
- A last attic room also (1 x 140 cm double bed) looking out onto the mountain chalet-style, warm totally wooden balcony
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> Services included
- WiFi in each chalet
- Communal laundry room
- TV
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> Paying services
- Bed linen: €45/week (6 person chalet) or €55/week (8 person chalet).
- Towels: €7/person/week
- Baby kit including a cot, high chair and bath: €20/stay
- Housework flat fee at the end of the stay: €60 (6 person chalet) or €70 (8 person chalet)
- Daily housework flat fee: €30/hour, *except the day of departure
Built and fitted out according to compulsory standards for any place welcoming Disabled people, the “Hautacam” chalet is distributed in the same way as the others, but by keeping areas necessary for the use of a wheelchair or for those with a disability wider.
