Jossane

Located at Le Rond-Point des Pistes in Méribel, Jossane offers a well-positioned alpine base with direct ski-in, ski-out access to the slopes and lifts. A selection of restaurants, shops and après-ski spots are within easy reach, while the centre of the resort is just a short journey by free shuttle.

Inspired by the Cantonese greeting ‘Jo San’, the property is designed to feel warm and welcoming, with a focus on comfort, simplicity and considered detail throughout.

The property sleeps four adults and four children across two double bedrooms and a dedicated children’s room with bunk beds, each with its own private bathroom. The layout is particularly well suited to families or smaller groups, offering both shared living and quieter, more private spaces.

The open-plan living and dining area is bright and well proportioned, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing mountain views and drawing in natural light. A wrap-around balcony extends the space outdoors, providing a quiet setting throughout the day.

Evenings are relaxed and informal, whether gathering around the dining table, unwinding by the fire or settling into the living space after a day on the mountain. The overall feel is easy and comfortable, designed for time spent together.

Guests have access to the shared facilities within Les Grands Chalets des Pistes, including a spa and gym, offering a natural extension to the day after skiing.

Daily housekeeping and a mid-week towel change ensure the property is consistently refreshed, supporting a stay that feels simple and well considered from arrival through to departure.

Finished in natural wood and set against a mountain backdrop, Jossane offers a relaxed alpine stay, well suited to families and smaller groups.

Méribel sits at the heart of Les Trois Vallées, offering direct access to over 600km of pistes across one of the largest ski areas in the world. Its central position allows seamless skiing between Méribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens, with an efficient lift system connecting each valley.

The resort combines scale with a more traditional alpine feel, defined by chalet-style architecture, timber façades and a strong sense of place.

Beyond the slopes, Méribel offers a well-balanced lifestyle, from sunny terrace lunches to a lively après-ski scene, alongside a considered mix of restaurants, bars and boutiques. Non-skiers can enjoy spa facilities, winter walking and other mountain experiences.

Best for
All abilities, particularly intermediates. Families and mixed-ability groups. Guests looking for variety and easy access across the Three Valleys.

Skiing in Méribel
Méribel is known for its wide, cruising runs and varied terrain, with direct links to more advanced skiing across Courchevel and Val Thorens. The scale and connectivity make it easy to explore multiple valleys in a single day.

Snow & seasonality
With access up to 3,230m, the season runs from December to late April. Peak conditions fall between January and March, with spring offering longer days and quieter slopes.

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