All abilities - Chalet Hubert (No upper age limit)
- Duration: 7 Days (approx.)
- Location: 132 Route de la Plagne, Haute Savoie
- Product code: PQY02S
Our ski and snowboard trips are perfect, whether you are a beginner or a pro, on your own, with your other half or with a group of friends, come and join us on one of our small group trips. We get a good mix of guys / gals and skiers / snowboarders at all abilities.
In this chalet there is no age restriction, apart from no kids!
Chalet Hubert was completely brand new as of winter 18/19 and is located right in the centre of town - 30 seconds from the Super Morzine lift and 2 minutes from the Pleney.
We have been running skiing / snowboarding trips to Morzine in the French Alps since 2009. We absolutely love it here due to it’s varied terrain which is brilliant, no matter what level you are. Although - do check out our beginner / improver trips or even our more advanced off piste weeks!
This year we also have trips that go to several different local resorts – On Piste Safari and we also have a week lined up heading to St Anton in Austria! But our heart is, and always will be, in The Zine!
Morzine is a ‘year round’ town located in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, one of the largest ski areas in the world, which offers over 650km of slopes.
Our trips are a bit different to the normal chalet holiday. Most of our guests are solo travellers, although we do get couples and small groups of friends – it’s a real social, laid-back experience. It’s a bit like going on holiday with your mates and even the chalet crew are ‘part of the gang’
We don’t offer ‘la-di-da’ food but we do offer home cooked grub, a home-from-home atmosphere and a fantastic opportunity to make new like-minded ski / snowboard buddies.
Included in the price:
- Shared accommodation (Don’t worry if you’re travelling solo, we’ll match you with someone the same sex).
- Welcome drinks.
- 5 evening meals on evenings of the chalet’s choice (normally we eat out as ‘a chalet’ on the first / last evenings at your own expense, but it’s all pretty flexi).
- Unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, tea, coffee & hot chocolate (alcohol with meals).
- Breakfast each morning of porridge, cereal, baguettes, jams, toast, fruit, eggs - there's also a 'hot option' changing everyday.
- “Raid the fridge” policy, with snacks, biscuits, cakes, waffles etc available at all times.
- You are welcome to make sandwiches and take packed lunches out of the chalet supplies.
- HOFNAR hosts do everything from cooking breakfast and hanging out on the slopes with you to preparing dinner and leading the all important aprés!
- Benefit of staying with a small group of like minded people, in a really laid back chalet where you can raid the fridge, wander around in your pyjamas, really make yourself at home and there are no kids!
- Travel to France – Most people fly to / from Geneva Airport (look on kayak.co.uk or skyscanner.net for some of the best prices). Any arrival or departure times are fine. Although your room might not be ready – you could definitely arrive early / leave late and bag extra days on the snow!
- Obvs, the plane isn’t the only way – here’s a few more ideas
- Transfers from / to Geneva. We work with a company called Ski Lifts and you cn expect about £60 each way… you can go cheaper on scheduled services, but these often won’t wait and might drop you ‘a bit of a walk’ from the chalet.
- A lift pass – we can have this waiting for you in the chalet – read about the options here
- Equipment Hire – we work with Hubert Sports in Morzine. They give HOFNAR guests 20% off, but expect about £130 for a week’s hire of skis or snowboard and boots
- Lessons – we work with all the schools in Morzine – more info here
- Clothing – you need your own ski / snowboard gear – beg, borrow, steal from friends otherwise use ebay, TK Maxx. Check out our packing list or if you need more help just give us a shout!
- Insurance – Comprehensive travel insurance including winter sports cover is a condition of booking. All guests must have adequate cover in place before travelling.
- Two nights we normally go out for dinner as a group and at your own expense. Typically we’ll go for a fairly informal pizza on the first night and something more “Français” on the last.





