Chalet Constantia
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:12+4
Bedrooms:7
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedGBP 14,000 - 47,000
Self-CateredGBP 11,200 - 37,600
Accommodation OnlyGBP 9,700 - 36,100
Luxury Ski Chalets St Martin de Belleville
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Tucked away in the heart of the vast Three Valleys ski area, St. Martin de Belleville ski resort is a hidden gem in the French Alps. Blending authentic mountain charm with understated luxury, the village offers an inviting alternative to its glitzier neighbours, Meribel and Courchevel. Known for its relaxed atmosphere, gourmet dining and exceptional skiing, St Martin de Belleville is perfect for those seeking a sophisticated yet tranquil alpine escape.
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Chalet Floralie
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:14+4
Bedrooms:8
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedGBP 34,960 - 52,020
Chalet Pure Black Crystal
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedEUR 16,000 - 43,000
Chalet Nanook
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:12+3
Bedrooms:6
Weekly Guide Prices
Self-CateredEUR 15,500 - 40,000
Where to Stay in St Martin de Belleville
Our curated collection of luxury ski chalets in St. Martin de Belleville combines traditional Alpine craftsmanship with contemporary elegance. From renovated stone-and-wood farmhouses to sleek new chalets in St Martin de Belleville, these properties offer the perfect balance of comfort and authenticity.
Choose from self-catered or catered chalet options with private chefs, wellness areas and ski-in/ski-out access.
Popular properties such as Chalet Constantia and Chalet Floralie epitomise the luxury and refinement that make St Martin de Belleville ski holidays so special, with sumptuous interiors, panoramic views, and all the modern amenities you could desire.
Built around a 16th-century church, the village has retained the charm and character of its farming heritage. Many of the chalets and restaurants are conversions of original farms and barns and in keeping with the traditional ‘Savoie style.
What Sets St Martin de Belleville Apart?
St Martin de Belleville Ski Area:
One of the main advantages of staying in St Martin de Belleville ski chalets is their direct access to the Three Valleys ski area, offering over 600 km of runs for all levels. The village’s gondola connects directly to the main ski network, giving you the freedom to explore the pistes of Méribel, Les Menuires and Val Thorens with ease.
St. Martin de Belleville is an excellent choice for families, couples, and groups seeking a quieter, more refined skiing experience. It's perfect if you love skiing but don’t want the high-energy atmosphere of larger resorts. The village is less crowded than nearby Meribel or Courchevel, meaning you’ll often find quieter slopes and shorter lift queues.
St Martin de Belleville Village:
Despite being part of the vast Three Valleys ski area, St. Martin de Belleville ski resort has retained its authenticity. Families particularly love St Martin de Belleville for its peaceful setting, friendly ski schools and uncrowded slopes. The resort’s balance of tradition and luxury makes it ideal for those wanting a genuine Alpine experience without the bustle of larger ski destinations.
The village is a harmonious blend of traditional Alpine architecture, with rustic stone-and-wood chalets nestled into the mountainside. Its cobblestone streets and centuries-old church add to its undeniable charm, while the surrounding mountains provide a majestic backdrop.
While skiing is the star attraction, St Martin de Belleville ski resort also offers a variety of activities for non-skiers, from snowshoeing and dog sledding to sampling gourmet cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants such as La Bouitte.
St. Martin de Belleville is truly one of the Alps’ hidden gems. I love the mix of authentic Savoyard charm and world-class skiing. It’s a peaceful, traditional village that offers access to the vast Three Valleys area, so you get the best of both worlds—untouched mountain tranquillity with easy access to incredible slopes.
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Frequently asked questions
What’s the best time to visit St Martin de Belleville for a ski holiday?
The best time to visit is from mid-December to early April, when the slopes are well-covered and the St Martin de Belleville ski resort is in full swing.
Are there luxury ski chalets in St Martin de Belleville close to the lifts?
Yes. Many of our luxury chalets in St Martin de Belleville are located just a few minutes from the gondola, with easy access to the Three Valleys ski area.
Can I book a catered chalet in St Martin de Belleville?
Absolutely. We offer a range of catered chalets in St Martin de Belleville, complete with private chefs and full concierge support.
What are the best family-friendly ski chalets in St Martin de Belleville?
Our St Martin de Belleville chalets include several family-friendly options featuring spacious living areas, bunk rooms, and games or cinema rooms for children. Some of our recommended chalets for families include Chez Bugi and Chalet Marcel.
What group ski holiday options are available in St Martin de Belleville?
Larger St Martin de Belleville luxury chalet rentals, such as Chalet Floralie and Chalet Nanook, are ideal for groups, with multiple en-suite bedrooms, expansive dining areas, and private spa facilities.
How high is St Martin de Belleville?
St Martin de Belleville sits at 1,450 metres, offering direct lift connections to higher-altitude skiing in Méribel and Val Thorens.
Is St Martin de Belleville a good destination for non-skiers?
Yes. The village offers plenty for non-skiers, from winter hiking and dog sledding to fine dining and spa experiences.
How do I get to St Martin de Belleville for a ski holiday?
The nearest airports are Chambéry (1 h 30 m), Geneva (2 h) and Lyon (2 h). Private transfers can be arranged directly to your St Martin de Belleville chalet.
Which are the best luxury ski chalets in St Martin de Belleville?
Top luxury chalets in St Martin de Belleville include Chalet Constantia, Chalet Floralie, and other exclusive mountain homes offering private spas and slope access.
What facilities can I expect in a luxury chalet in St Martin de Belleville?
Expect high-end amenities such as hot tubs, saunas, cinema rooms, boot warmers, open fireplaces and full concierge service.
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Luxury Chalets in St Martin de Belleville
Our collection of luxury chalets in St Martin de Belleville captures the essence of understated alpine sophistication. Nestled in this charming Savoyard village, chalets range from peaceful retreats in Villarabout to elegant catered chalets near the village centre, offering effortless access to the vast Trois Vallées ski area. Interiors blend traditional wood and stone with contemporary design, while standout features include private wellness areas, hot tubs, cinema rooms and spacious living areas with panoramic views. Guests can opt for catered chalets with tailored services such as in-resort drivers, private chefs and concierge support for a seamless stay. Perfect for families, couples and small groups seeking authentic mountain charm with a touch of indulgence. Speak to our chalet specialists to begin your St Martin de Belleville enquiry.
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Le Chalet
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:10
Bedrooms:5
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedEUR 18,000 - 20,000
Chalet Marcel
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
Chalet Nanook
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:12+3
Bedrooms:6
Weekly Guide Prices
Self-CateredEUR 15,500 - 40,000
Chalet Pure Black Crystal
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedEUR 16,000 - 43,000
Chalet Pure White Crystal
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:10
Bedrooms:5
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully ServicedEUR 16,000 - 43,000
Chalet Quebec
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:12+2
Bedrooms:6
Chalet Zanskar
St Martin de Belleville, FranceGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
Weekly Guide Prices
Self-CateredEUR 9,000 - 13,500
Skiing in St Martin de Belleville
St Martin de Belleville Ski Resort Information
- Resort Altitude: 1400m
- Slopes Altitude: 1260-3230m
- Pistes (3 Valleys): 600 km
- Lifts (3 Valleys): 180
- Nearest Airport: Chambery - 105 km (1h 20 min)
- Green Slopes: 16%
- Blue Slopes: 41%
- Red Slopes: 33%
- Black Slopes: 10%
As a gateway to the Three Valleys network, St. Martin provides skiers with a blend of easy, scenic runs close to the village and direct links to challenging slopes further into the valleys. It takes less than 15 minutes to reach the ridge separating St-Martin-de-Belleville and Meribel.
From here, you can ski back down to the resort on a variety of blues and reds, down to Les Menuires, or into Meribel and on to Courchevel. The sheer volume of skiing on offer is staggering.
The St. Martin 1 gondola takes you to the main Tougnète area, where you’ll find red and blue runs ideal for intermediates and beginners, including scenic blue pistes like Biolley and Loy. For more advanced terrain, skiers can head toward the neighbouring Méribel valley or continue on to the challenging runs at La Masse in Les Menuires, known for its steep descents and excellent off-piste options.
One of the highlights for confident skiers is the red Jerusalem piste, a beautiful, rolling run that meanders down to the village through snowy fields, making it a favourite for skiers who enjoy well-groomed yet varied slopes.
The area around St. Martin is quieter than some of the better-known resorts, which means shorter lift queues, less crowded slopes, and a more peaceful experience.
Best Bars & Restaurants in St Martin de Belleville
While St. Martin may be quieter than some of its Three Valleys counterparts, it certainly isn’t lacking in gourmet dining options. The two Michelin-star Rene et Maxime Meilleur restaurant at La Bouitte five-star hotel is the jewel in the crown of the village's dining scene. This family-run restaurant offers a unique culinary journey that showcases the best of Savoyard cuisine, elevated to an extraordinary level.
The father and son duo also have the bistro Simple et Meilleur at the bottom of the slopes with a delicious menu based around products and dishes from the region.
On the mountain enjoy wonderful views from Le Corberleys, a traditional family-run restaurant serving a variety of Savoyard dishes. Located on the Biolley piste on the way back to Saint Martin, La Loy is a popular spot to stop for a drink or a delicious snack. The menu is centred around regional produce with classics such as tartiflette, charcuterie and steak frites on offer.
In town, the centrally-located La Voute is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. Open daily for lunch and dinner, the menu varies from pizza and burgers to snails in garlic butter and frog leg fricassee if you’re feeling adventurous! For a cosy dinner, Le Montagnard serves innovative Savoyard dishes in a historical setting.
Another favourite for lunch and dinner is Au Toré, a family-friendly restaurant in the LODJI Hotel with spectacular views from the terrace.
Top Events & Activities in St Martin de Belleville
Beyond the piste, St Martin de Belleville offers plenty of alternative winter activities from dog sledding and tobogganing on Les Grangeraies snow front to orienteering and guided snowshoe excursions.
The village also has a museum where you can find out more about the Belleville valley and how it has evolved into the ski resort we know today.
There are several luxury spas including Spa La Bouitte and La Belle Vie where you can unwind in style. A greater variety of activities including igloo building and snowmobiling are available in Les Menuires.
Top events during the winter season include torchlit descents by the ski instructors, followed by a fireworks display on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and every Wednesday during the February school holidays.
From 28 December to 4 January, visitors can immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere of Fire and Ice Week. Enjoy ice-sculpting workshops and street performances during this period. On 2nd January make sure to visit the ephemeral oyster and champagne bar in the village centre. In early April, Yogiski comes to the village - a chance for you to recharge your batteries with yoga sessions, walks and moments of relaxation and meditation.
Summer in St Martin de Belleville
St. Martin de Belleville is not just a winter destination. In the summer, the village transforms into a peaceful alpine haven, perfect for hiking, mountain biking and climbing. Bring out your artistic side with watercolour classes or woodcarving workshops, visit the Forêt des Aventuriers and experience a treetop adventure, enjoy a spot of fishing for trout in the Doron or the 12 natural lakes.
Close by you'll find beer brewing workshops, mountain karting, pony rides, and paragliding.
There are a number of festivals and events to enjoy during the summer months, from the Belleville Soapbox Championship in June to the Craft Beer Festival in July.
How to get to St Martin de Belleville
St. Martin de Belleville is easily accessible from several major airports. The closest is Chambéry, which is around 1.5 hours away by car. Geneva and Lyon airports are also popular options, with transfer times of approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.
Private transfers are available, and many chalets offer door-to-door service, making your journey to the village as seamless as possible.
Once in the village, everything is within walking distance, and the efficient lift system means you'll be on the slopes in no time.