Chalet to rent · Haute-Nendaz · 4 Vallées Chalet Mascott

The view from Chalet Mascott's terrace: snowy chalets and pines in the foreground, the Rhône valley and a long line of Alpine peaks in low sun

Step out of the door. Clip in. Go.

Chalet Mascott is a ski-in, ski-out family chalet above Haute-Nendaz, in the 4 Vallées ski area. It began life as an old Mayen, a Valais mountain barn, and has been lovingly converted into a warm, traditional chalet with all the modern comforts.

It sits in a quiet spot about 15 minutes' walk from the village, with the Rhône valley and the Alps laid out in front. In winter you ski to and from the chalet, with cross-country and snowshoe tracks close by. In summer, walking and mountain-bike trails leave from the front door.

4 bedrooms, sleeps 8 to 10
Ski to & from the door
Park 3 cars right outside. No stairs!
Open all year (chains or 4x4 in winter)

And in summer?

The snow goes and the trails appear. Walking and mountain-bike routes start at the front door, and the Nendaz area is known for its bisses, the old irrigation channels with gentle paths alongside them. Summer weeks from CHF 1,600.

Chalet Mascott in deep snow, with cars parked right at the front door — Park, unload, done.

The chalet's sun terrace under a thick layer of fresh snow — Fresh snow on the terrace

Ski tracks across a snowfield leading towards the chalet, with the Alps behind — Our tracks home

The chalet beneath tall snowy peaks — Home, under the peaks

Now turn your head.

The terrace and balcony wrap around the chalet, so the view comes with you: the Rhône valley, the peaks of the Valais Alps, and some mornings a sea of cloud below.

The Rhône valley and the Alps under a deep blue sky, seen over the chalet's balcony railing — The Rhône valley, over the balcony rail

A snowy roof in front of a sea of cloud filling the valley, peaks beyond — Cloud below, sun above

Looking along the valley towards a big peak in winter sun — Along the valley

Alpine peaks rising out of a layer of cloud — Peaks poking through

Snow-laden chalet roofs and the valley, seen from the balcony — The neighbours, snowed in

360° of Alps.
We counted.

Come in. Boots off.

The entrance hall has benches for wrestling ski boots and plenty of hanging space for jackets, gloves and helmets. Then straight into the warm bit.

Living room with white sofas, a cowhide rug and the old Mayen's wooden walls

The living room

The old Mayen's wooden walls, an open ceiling and settees deep enough to lose an afternoon in. The sun terrace and balcony are straight outside.

Flat-screen TV, DVD player, WiFi.

Dining table under the open timber ceiling, with glass doors to the terrace

A table for ten

Everyone round one table, which matters on raclette night.

Open kitchen with red units, a black worktop and a wooden breakfast bar

The kitchen

Fully equipped and open to the living room: breakfast bar, granite worktop, induction hob, oven, two fridges, dishwasher and toaster.

Fondue & raclette sets included. Naturally.

Red kitchen with a chalkboard on the wall reading Welcome to Chalet Mascott

Where everyone sleeps: 4 bedrooms, up to 10 guests

Bedroom 1 Double, en suite shower, out onto the balcony
Bedroom 2 Double, opens onto the garden
Bedroom 3 Two singles
Bedroom 4 Big room: bunk bed plus two singles, onto the garden

A second large shower room, an extra toilet upstairs, and a heated drying room with a freezer for boots and kit. Outside: BBQ, garden furniture, a big garden and the terrace.

Five bottles chilling, pushed neck-down into the snow

No room in the fridge?

Pop it in the snow.

(There are two fridges. Old habits.)

The lifts close.

The valley goes blue, then dark.

Someone puts the fondue on.

Lights on.

Chalet Mascott at night in deep snow, its windows and balcony lit warm yellow

Pick your Saturday.

Weekly chalet rental in Haute-Nendaz, winter and summer. Weeks run from Saturday 3pm to Saturday 10am. Guide prices are per week for the whole chalet, in Swiss francs. We confirm everything when we reply.

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Guide prices per week

Ski season: CHF 2,600
Christmas, New Year, February & Easter: CHF 3,200
Summer, July & August: CHF 2,000
Summer, May, June, September & October: CHF 1,600

CHF 600 deposit, in cash, on arrival
Bed linen CHF 20 per person, if you'd like it
Cleaning included (we'd love it left as you found it)
Weekends and special requests: just ask

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Getting here

By car: From Sion in the Rhône valley, the road climbs up to Haute-Nendaz in about 25 minutes. In winter, chains and/or a 4x4 are obligatory to reach the chalet. You park right at the door, no stairs.
By train and bus: The nearest railway station is Sion, with PostBus connections up to Haute-Nendaz.
By air: Geneva Airport is about two hours away by car or train.
On skis: Nendaz is part of the 4 Vallées, one of Switzerland's biggest ski areas, linked with Veysonnaz, Thyon and Verbier. From the chalet you ski to and from the slopes, with cross-country and snowshoe tracks close by.

Questions guests ask

When do rentals start and finish?

Rentals run by the week, from Saturday 3pm to Saturday 10am. For weekends or other dates, just ask.

How many people does the chalet sleep?

8 to 10, in 4 bedrooms: two doubles (one en suite), a twin room, and a large room with a bunk bed and two singles.

Is bed linen included?

Bed linen can be provided for CHF 20 per person.

Is there a deposit?

Yes, CHF 600 in cash, paid on arrival.

Is cleaning included?

Yes. We'd just ask that you leave the chalet as you found it.

Can we drive to the chalet in winter?

Yes, the chalet is accessible all year. Chains and/or a 4x4 are obligatory in winter. There is private parking for 3 cars right in front of the chalet.

Where do skis and boots go?

The entrance hall has benches for ski boots and plenty of hanging space for jackets, gloves and helmets. There is under-stair storage and a heated drying room.

Is there WiFi?

Yes, along with a flat-screen TV and a DVD player.