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Group holidays: the elixir of successful holidays

When you’re travelling with several people, finding the right accommodation can quickly become a headache… Fortunately, Chambéry Montagnes has more than one trick up its sleeve! Tourist residences or holiday centres: two very different formats, but the same promise. Comfort, nature and conviviality. All in an unspoilt setting surrounded by lakes, forests and mountain peaks. It’s up to you to choose your elixir!

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The freedom of a holiday home

Fancy a holiday just like at home, with the mountains as a bonus? Then a holiday residence is for you. You’ll enjoy a fully-equipped flat, often with a terrace, kitchen, ski or bike room… and sometimes even a swimming pool or spa for the ultimate in relaxation. You can manage your schedule at your own pace, with no constraints. It’s ideal for families, groups of friends or tribes who want to combine independence with comfort. A real concentrate of Savoyard freedom!

The collective charm of holiday centres

A warm atmosphere, shared meals, entertainment and lots of laughs: welcome to the world of holiday centres. Here, everything is designed for group life: accommodation in rooms or dormitories, on-site catering, friendly communal areas… A perfect format for camps, discovery classes, association groups or sports courses. The result: less organisation, more shared memories.

Chambéry Montagnes, a life-size playground

Whether you’re a free rider or looking for an all-inclusive holiday, you’ll find what you’re looking for at Chambéry Montagnes. The accommodation is nestled in exceptional natural settings, in the heart of the Bauges Regional Nature Park or at the gateway to the Chartreuse Massif. Just a stone’s throw away: hiking, Nordic skiing at La Féclaz, swimming in Alpine lakes or discovering the Savoyard heritage. What if this was the real recipe for happiness?