Chalet Choqui - Verbier
Sleeps 16+4  1000m2   Spa

Chalet Chouqui Verbier can claim to be unrivalled in its position, size and style. With its uninterrupted views of Mont Blanc Massif, Chalet Chouqui has an enormous terrace with al fresco dining for 20, plus sofas and sun loungers, a sunken outdoor hot tub and vast fire pit with BBQ rack. The design and furnishings chosen by leading London interiors designer Gytha Nuttal fill the two sitting rooms and nine bedrooms with herringbone tweeds, faux fur throws and feature reclaimed wood and custom-made English furniture. Throughout there is state-of-the-art John Cullen lighting and a Sonos music system. The 9 ensuite bedrooms each have their own terrace or balcony offering breath-taking views. There are seven twin/super king size bedrooms, one master room and a quad bunk room which is ideal for children. At 15 metres in length, Chalet Chouqui boasts one of the largest private indoor swimming pools in Verbier. The chalet also comes with a games room (table tennis and table football), a bar, cinema room, outdoor hot tub, hammam and two sitting rooms with open fireplaces. 

Located on the Chemin de La Bergerie, a quiet corner of Verbier yet only a three-minute chauffeured drive away from the ski lifts. The chalet benefits from uninterrupted views towards the Mont Blanc massif.

" Completed in 2015, Verbier rarely gains a property of this magnitude - with its uninterrupted views"

"Nestled in the exclusive encave of Les Essert, the chalet is under 100m from the Le Rouge piste and the beginner nursery slopes."

About Verbier

Verbier is situated in the world-renowned Four Valleys ski area in south-west Switzerland, famous for its extensive and varied piste network and as an off-piste mecca. Rising 1,800m from the resort to an altitude of 3,300m, the ski area provides single-ticket access to the Four Valleys network with 95 lift installations. The 410km of pistes extend across four valleys and are littered with classic off piste routes – such as the Tortin, the Vallon d’Arbi, Mont Fort and Mont Gelé – Verbier really is as good as it gets for expert skiers.  There are plenty of on piste options spread across the mountain for intermediates. Après ski in Verbier is perhaps the best in Switzerland, with the action starting on the slopes before moving later on into town. Most of the resort spreads out from the Place Centrale and the base of the Medran gondolas, which form the buzzing hub of what is now a fairly big town.