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Bonfire Boardwear
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 12 Replies
Tony your best bet is a haberdashery (is this how it's spelt) you will be able to get green buttons of similar size from them, if not the same ones. Buy the buttons and replace them all. Good luck...
What's the latest?
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 23 Replies
Bought new gear last yr and more than happy with it, only new thing would probably be a bobble for evening wear....
Serre Chevalier 2012
Started by User in France, 14 Replies
Lively little place though. Not recommended for early breakfast as they're often clearing up last nights mess!


Ewwwww cocktail sticks at the ready, ha..... :lol:
Serre Chevalier 2012
Started by User in France, 14 Replies
Tony_H wrote:
crispyapplepie wrote:Hi all I'm currently looking at places for next season and after looking around Serre Chevalier looks like it could be a great option. I'll be going as part of a group, probably 8/10 people all adults and mixed ability...

Can anyone offer me any advice where is best to stay, what's it like for eating out etc, is there much to do on an evening. Also if you have any advice on accommodation that would be great. Not fussed if it's a hotel or chalet or even self catering.

Many thanks
Christian
Sorry, I missed a couple of points:

Eating out is never cheap in France. All the villages have a choice of places to eat, but I really would recommend catered chalet to keep costs down.

Villeneuve has several nicely positioned chalets through the tour ops, and Monetier with Ski Miquel would be a good shout.

Both villages have bars and restaurants if you want to wander out, although its hardly banging. There is a lively bar at the foot of the Aravet gondola called Yeti which often has live music and serves cheap food and drink. If its snowing, its half price pints!!!!!


Tony as always a great and informative response. I've read your review on the place and must say I'm sold on the place so just need to find a deal now and I think were done....
Serre Chevalier 2012
Started by User in France, 14 Replies
Thanks Ali that's a great help :D
Serre Chevalier 2012
Started by User in France, 14 Replies
Hi all I'm currently looking at places for next season and after looking around Serre Chevalier looks like it could be a great option. I'll be going as part of a group, probably 8/10 people all adults and mixed ability...

Can anyone offer me any advice where is best to stay, what's it like for eating out etc, is there much to do on an evening. Also if you have any advice on accommodation that would be great. Not fussed if it's a hotel or chalet or even self catering.

Many thanks
Christian
Tony_H wrote:
crispyapplepie wrote:Oh and I'm loving that we aren't even out of August and the banter looks like it's officially up and running.
Well we might as well look forward to the winter seeing as the summer has been non existent. I'm actually cold as I type this, and its still August......



Tony we always look fwd to the winter. I couldn't agree more about this Summer. I'm lucky enough to work outside and even I wonder where all the sunshine has been this yr.
Oh and I'm loving that we aren't even out of August and the banter looks like it's officially up and running.