Types of Chalets: Cottage, Ski and Summer

Chalets are a type of building that people stay in while vacationing. Chalet is the French word for hut, and it’s believed that they were originally used by shepherds to house their livestock. Today, there are three Basismodellen chalets: Cottage, Ski and Summer.

Cottages have been around for centuries and can be found all over Europe. They’re usually small structures with one or two rooms and offer a rustic feel. A ski chalet is typically larger than a cottage and can accommodate more guests; these types of chalets often feature amenities such as indoor pools, hot tubs and fitness centers to make your stay extra special! The last type is summer chalet which is a perfect option for those who want to stay in the mountains during warmer months. You can find some chalets with year-round access, and they provide you with a more upscale experience than cottages due to their modern amenities such as outdoor pools, spa tubs and gourmet kitchens.

Each type of chalet comes with some specifications which you should know about before renting one. For example, ski chalets will require a car for your convenience because they’re usually set in the mountains and are too far from public transportation to walk or take an Uber/taxi to get around town.

Cottage type of chalet is typically cheaper than other types but may not offer all amenities that come with ski and summer chalets such as fitness center, pool, hot tubs etc; however, these features can be added by negotiation. It’s important to find out if there is enough space for extra beds in case your guests want to stay overnight during their visit – this information can also be found on our website!