The Chalet restaurant, bar and ski rental shop

Volumes & architecture The building is a large contemporary chalet, massive yet elegant, with a wood-metal structure that immediately catches the eye. The volumes are generous, open, designed to let light and people circulate. Outside, the façade blends rough wood, glass and clean lines, giving a style that is both Alpine and Scandinavian.

The main entrance opens onto a wide space that unfolds into two worlds: to the right, the ski shop, bright, organized, with equipment showcased as in a showroom; to the left, the bar-restaurant, warmer, more textured, with cozy zones and gathering points.

Light Natural light is a major asset: large bay windows that let in the sun from Guibertes, reflections on light wood, soft daytime ambiance, almost Nordic.

In late afternoon, the light becomes golden, perfect for warm shots, with long shadows that sculpt the volumes. In the evening, the mood shifts: warm lighting, outdoor fire pit, reflections on glass and metal, a very cinematic atmosphere.

Ambiance & highlights The place has a double soul: Sporty and dynamic on the ski side: energy, movement, equipment, preparation, departure toward the slopes. Warm and gourmet on the restaurant side: wood, fire, conviviality, cooking smells, laughter, glasses clinking.

It’s a place where people pass through, stay, come back. A place that tells the mountain: cold outside, comfort inside, the ski community, the culinary break, the end of day around the fire.

What the place offers to a filming crew: Multiple ambiances in a single building: sport, gastronomy, relaxation, Alpine outdoors. Exceptional natural light during the day. Authentic decors: wood, metal, snow, brazier, ski equipment. Volumes easy to film: open spaces, fluid circulation, depth of field.

Strong identity: a modern chalet that tells a story without needing to overplay it.