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Wednesday, 11 November 2015

Last minute CHRISTMAS availability – Quick!

It's not too late to wake up on Christmas morning and unwrap your presents while the snow falls gently outside. Spend an exhilarating afternoon carving down the perfect pistes, and return to your luxury chalet to sip champagne in your own private hot tub while your hosts prepare a sumptuous Christmas dinner with all your favourite trimmings - perfection!
Let Elegant Address Ski find you the perfect chalet for you to celebrate a fabulous Christmas surrounded by your friends and family.
We still have some last-minute availability in fantastic chalets across the French, Swiss and Austrian Alps, so don’t miss your last chance to spend the festive season in the most magical place in the world!

A Selection of Our Christmas Availability








Whether you’re looking for an exclusive, private winter retreat or an exciting family holiday in a fabulously luxurious chalet, let us find you The Address.
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Tuesday, 27 October 2015

Five Best Ski Scenes From James Bond

To celebrate the release of the latest James Bond last night, we have researched the best ski scenes in the epic action films.
Although there have been 24 official James Bond films, the action loving, seductive agent himself has only skied in 5 of them. Below are our top 5 favourite ski scenes, we look forward to see the next ones in the latest release!

5. The World Is Not Enough (Pierce Brosnan, 1999)




4. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (George Lazenby, 1969)



3. For Your Eyes Only (Roger Moore, 1981)




2. The Spy Who Loved Me (Roger Moore, 1977)



1. A View To Kill (Roger Moore, 1985)



In Spectre, the latest James Bond, they were filming in the snowy Austria mountains to add to the ski action with the latest Bond, Daniel Craig. To see how they film these chase scenes watch the behind the scenes here: http://goo.gl/wNNstt 

If you want to brush up on your ski action skills or just want a relaxing snowy trip - View our incredible Luxury ski chalets and Luxury Ski Hotels to rent across the Alps and feel confident that you are booking with dedicated ski specialists.

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Monday, 1 September 2014

Top 3 resorts for advances skiers!




Zermatt

One of Europe’s most popular ski resorts in stunning snow filled Switzerland; Zermatt is a brilliant choice for skiers seeking a challenge. There are plenty of off piste to explore, the very best of which is only known by a select number of people. Ask around and you will discover some thrill seeking runs but the best known is the Trifti which is one of Europe’s longest and most challenging mogul slopes. Get an adrenaline rush all year round as this is Europe’s highest tree line on the largest glacier on the continent.







St Anton

In the top 10 ski resorts of the World and ranking high in the top 5 ski resorts of the Alps St Anton will not disappoint. One of the snowiest areas in Austria, St Anton is the perfect place for advanced skiers to test their skills with 340km of pistes and 180km of off piste on the scenic valley runs and most importantly 55sq km of challenging off piste terrain. The fantastic Arlberg lift pass also gives visitors access to the exclusive resorts of Lech, Zurs, Stuben and St.Christoph.




Chamonix

The original’s sometimes be the best. Chamonix is one of Europe’s oldest and understandably most popular ski resorts as it is filled with culture, history and tradition. Proven to be a resort for the advanced, even back in the day, Chamonix was where the first Winter Olympics was held in 1924.

Mount Blanc and Les Grand- Monents are some of the one of the most beautiful sights in the ski world but they are also notoriously challenging. With only 163km of pistes this resort is small and mighty, take a day to go on the Vallee Blanche tour to experience incredible views and ask the locals about the quieter, off piste thrill rides.