A chalet designed for mountain living
From the moment you step inside, the generous spaces and natural light set the tone. The chalet is arranged over several levels, giving everyone their own space while encouraging shared moments together.
Large picture windows open onto the landscapes of the Sancy Massif and extend the living spaces outdoors. Solid wood, contemporary design, and a warm atmosphere create an elegant and comfortable setting, both in summer and winter.
A prime location
The chalet enjoys an ideal location at the entrance to the Super-Besse resort.
From the terrace, panoramic views stretch across the Sancy and Cantal mountains. Within just a few minutes, you can reach the ski slopes, hiking trails, and the many activities available throughout the year.
The perfect location to enjoy the mountains while preserving peace and privacy.
A spacious chalet for gathering together
With accommodation for up to 14 guests, Chalet L’Impérial has been designed for family holidays, trips with friends, and group gatherings.
The different levels combine conviviality and privacy, allowing everyone to enjoy shared moments in the common areas while benefiting from comfortable and peaceful bedrooms.
The spacious living area is the heart of the chalet, an open-plan space where the lounge, kitchen, and dining room come together in a warm atmosphere with mountain views.
Please note that the chalet is spread across several levels with both indoor and outdoor staircases. While this layout contributes to its charm and comfort, it is unfortunately not suitable for guests with reduced mobility.
Comfort and premium services
Every detail has been carefully designed to provide a comfortable and enjoyable stay
- Bright living area with panoramic views
- Fully equipped open-plan kitchen
- Comfortable bedrooms with private shower room or bathroom
- Terrace with exceptional mountain views
- Wellness area with spa and sauna
- Private screening room and games area
A true living space where you can gather after a day of skiing, hiking, or exploring the Sancy Massif.