Prices and availability Winter 23/24

SD
December 2023
02
09
16
23
30
January 2024
06
14
21
28
February 2024
04
11
18
25
March 2024
03
10
17
24
31
April 2024
07
14
21
28

INDULGE IN THE ULTIMATE LUXURY EXPERIENCE

We set up our sister company Haute Montagne to cater to the exacting demands of our clients looking for the ultimate chalet holiday experience, expecting the finest luxury properties accompanied by the very best of service levels.

It is not by accident that the Haute Montagne experience has come to be known as superyachts in the snow.

THE PROPERTIES

Haute Montagne chalets are among the finest properties available to rent in the ski industry. They are the best properties in resort and are all stand-alone mega-chalets with beautiful furnishings and decadent spa facilities.

THE SERVICE

You will be looked after by a team of highly trained professionals, each selected for excellence in their field, attention to detail, and discretion.

Alpine Luxe properties are large, normally stand-alone chalets with decadent available space. Constructed from exceptional materials they have fabulous luxurious interiors.

The chalets range in size from 300m2 to 1,000m2 and have between four and 11 bedrooms.

Every booking in these properties comes with our bespoke concierge service from the very first contact we have with you at the time of taking the booking, building all the way to your arrival in resort, throughout your stay until the moment that you leave.

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14+1
15000
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14
7500
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12+3
10000
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12+2
7500
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12+2
15000
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12+2
7500
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12+2
15000
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12
12000
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12
10000
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12
7500
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12
15000
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12
7500
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11
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10+3
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10+2
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10+2
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10+2
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10+2
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10
10000
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10
15000
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10
7500
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10
10000
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10
7500
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10
9000
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8+4
10000
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8+4
7500
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8+4
7500
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8+3
15000
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8+2
10000
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8+2
10000
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8+2
10000
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8
25000
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8
25000
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6+3
15000
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20000
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Alpine Classic properties are where are exacting standards begin. In many cases the only differentiating factor between Alpine Classic and Alpine Luxe is size. The quality of materials, the interior design and in many cases the available facilities are exceptionally good.

Servicing an Alpine Classic property requires the same caring attention to detail that a booking in any one of our properties demand. Again, because the properties are in many cases a lot smaller than our Luxe portfolio, they don’t demand the same size of teams, and this is the main criteria that determines the difference between service provision in a Classic or Luxe property.

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3500
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8000
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7500
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5000
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5000
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5000
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3000
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7500
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10
9000
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5000
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8+2
3500
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8+2
4000
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8+2
4000
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8+2
4000
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8+2
4000
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8+2
4000
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8+2
4000
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5000
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3500
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4000
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5000
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8
4000
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8
5000
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8
2000
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8
4000
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8
3500
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8
7500
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8
5000
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8
3500
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5000
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3500
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6+2
3000
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5000
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4000
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2500
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6
3000
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3000
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6
2000
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The Bramble Ski Residence’s are an exciting collection of brand new luxury ski apartments located in some of the worlds best ski resorts. The residences provide luxurious alpine retreats for groups of all sizes. From a one-bedroom bolthole to a 24 bedroom residence., all our residences are looked after by our exceptional service teams and all meet Bramble Ski’s exacting standards.

Our teams in resort offer a bespoke service creating personalised itineraries suited to individual needs. All levels of service will be on offer from fuss-free accommodation only to our fully catered service with two days of private ski instruction included. There are commercial kitchens in which a team of talented chefs will create exceptional dining experiences to be served in the comfort of their home-from-home by a dedicated host.

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Welcome to our newest brand Lagom, a portfolio of luxury properties beautifully interior designed and well-located. The Swedish principle of Lagom has no direct translation but is best described as ‘Not too much, not too little … just the right amount’.

For those wanting to make a conscious choice, these options are the perfect luxury alternative.

In the name of not too much, we provide the Lagom portfolio with reduced service options. These elegant apartments are only available on an accommodation only and self-catered basis. We will not provide these on a catered basis. This does not mean that you do not have choice … in fact through our service slider technology (coming soon) we open up a number of smaller choices (such as the frequency of housekeeping and whether you have toiletries in the property or not) to our guests to allow you to choose what is just enough to you.

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BRAMBLE SKI BOOKING TERMS APPLY TO ALL BOOKINGS

PRICES FOR PROPERTIES IN SWITZERLAND ARE SHOWN IN SWISS FRANCS (CHF) | PRICES FOR PROPERTIES IN AUSTRIA AND FRANCE ARE SHOWN IN EURO (€)

CAT = SOLD ON CATERED BASIS ONLY | SC = SELF-CATERED BASIS ONLY |ACC = ACCOMODATION ONLY BASIS

SD = SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED ON BOOKING.

BOOKINGS ARE NORMALLY FROM SUNDAY TO SUNDAY (EXCLUDING THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PERIOD WHICH IS NORMALLY FROM MONDAY – MONDAY FOR THE 2022/23 SEASON).

FOR OTHER DATE REQUIREMENTS PLEASE SPEAK TO A MEMBER OF THE SALES TEAM.

* INCONSISTENT DATES APPLY. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION.
** HAUTE MONTAGNE SERVICE LEVEL APPLIES.

PRICES IN YELLOW ARE DISCOUNTED

Resorts: VER = Verbier | COUR = Courchevel | ZER = Zermatt | STA = St Anton | LCH = Lech | MER = Méribel | MEG = Megeve | VAL = Val d’Isère