Val Thorens Lodging

Fahrenheit Seven has updated its 107 rooms and suites to create a new ‘home away from home’ ambiance with a focus on design and comfort. Beautiful textures and colors all contribute to a modern and cozy feel but with a vintage twist. Rooms have either views over the slopes including the famous ‘Cime de Caron’ or over the resort. Dining at Fahrenheit Seven is truly a highlight. At Fahrenheit Seven breakfast starts at 7 a.m. and features a buffet, but a la carte ordering is available. For lunch, guests can enjoy the onsite Terrace restaurant, which features a south-facing terrace with uninterrupted views over the whole ski area or inside with equally stunning views, the food will still amaze you. The chefs are focused on preparing simple but delicious dishes using high-quality ingredients—locally sourced whenever possible. For dinner, enjoy La Rotisserie or Le Zinc as another, you can choose between two very different menus and atmospheres. La Rotisserie will offer a variety of roasted meats, fish and other dishes as well as options for children. In Le Zinc you will be surrounded by wood and able to try a variety of fondues or other local specialties, sometimes accompanied by a saxophonist, sometimes with an even livelier atmosphere.

A “Mountain of light”, that takes its Persian name from a stunning 100 thousand carat diamond? Koh-I Nor is clearly a cut above other luxury chalet rental experiences! Towering over the French Alps from Europe’s highest ski station, Val Thorens, this gem of a collection boasts three perfectly polished facets, each more dazzling than the last. And with room for up to 12 guests, Golden Jubilee is no exception. In this 3 floor extension of the great outdoors, prepare to enjoy panoramic views from the dining and lounge area, relax on sun-drenched south facing balconies, and breathe in the unforgettable scent of alpine wood as it crackles in the open fire.