Chalet-Hôtel Aux Mille Etoiles

Come discover this world where time has stood still, a simple world with traditional values, an intact ecosystem and a wide range of activities offered, where nature reigns supreme.

The Trient valley has escaped mass tourism and is a preserved corner of paradise for mountain lovers all year round, with more than 300 km of marked hiking trails, mountain bike routes, a reserve protected natural area, rare species of flora and fauna and a unique panorama of Mont-Blanc and the Rhône valley.

The Trient Valley also constitutes a vibrant scene of mountain culture and traditions with its cultural and historical walks, an alpine zoo, a natural swimming pool carved into the granite, ravines and waterfalls, lakes, the Salanfe dams and Émosson, the Trient glacier, alpine pastures and local producers of delicious regional products.

In winter, in addition to the sunny ski slopes of La Creusaz, Les Marécottes and the Trient valley are ideal places for skiing and hiking, tobogganing or ice skating on natural ice rinks.

Far from crowds and stress, these villages and their inhabitants will welcome you warmly and with simplicity.

This summer, Télémarécottes will be completely renewing its entire installation. This will take place from April 2 to the end of October, so that everything is ready for the new 2024-2025 winter season. The buildings where the gondola leaves and arrives will be completely demolished and rebuilt. All the masts will be dismantled and completely renewed. The departure point of the gondola is in front of our B & B Hotel.\nThis is a fantastic opportunity for the small but very pretty "La Creusaz" ski area to keep the sport of skiing alive for tourism and the local population. The change of facility is compulsory. Indeed, the Swiss Federal Office of Transport no longer permits the operation of this type of machine, which uses a clamp system. And yet there have never been any problems. The first chairlift was built in 1953. It was a single-side chairlift. This chairlift was replaced in 1968 by the current four-seater gondola, which will now be replaced by an 8-seater gondola.\nThere are of course a number of disadvantages during the 2024 summer season, such as: No gondola transport to La Creusaz this summer, but there are so many other excursions, walks, hikes and other interesting things to do in this beautiful region that this is not a major drawback. See the region's website: https://www.valleedutrient.ch Our hotel is affected by noise pollution at certain times, and there is a building site in front of the hotel. We will do our utmost to ensure that our summer season runs as smoothly as possible, and will work mainly with rooms that are not or are less affected by the work. The rooms on the gondola side are more affected, but on the other hand, guests are often away during the day to discover the beautiful region, and are therefore little affected by the work. In any case, there will be no work from late Friday afternoon until Monday morning. Breakfast is served in the dining room, with its lovely view, which is not on the construction side, and on the same side we are creating a lounge terrace. The garden on the gondola side remains available for you to relax in at weekends and during the week, as long as there is no noise pollution. Evenings after 5/6pm are always quiet anyway. We hope that this whole event, which is nothing but positive for the resort, won't deter too many customers from booking a stay at Les Mille Etoiles, and we look forward to welcoming you from May 17th.

Come and discover this world forgotten by time, a simple world with traditional values, an intact eco-systemand a wide range of activities on offer. Nature reigns supreme.

The Vallée du Trient has escaped mass tourism, preserving a corner of paradise for mountain-lovers all year round, with more than 500 km. of marked hiking trails, VTT itineraries, a protected nature reserve, rare species of flora and fauna and a unique panorama over Mont-Blanc and the Vallée du Rhône.

The Vallée du Trient is also a vibrant stage for culture and mountain traditions with its historical and cultural ballads, an Alpine zoo, a natural swimming pool cut into the granite, ravines and waterfalls, lakes, the dams of Salanfe and Emosson, the Trient glacier, the Alpine pastures and local producers of delicious regional products.

During the winter, in addition to thesunny ski slopes of Creusaz, Les Marécottes and the Vallée du Trient are also ideal locations for ski or snow trekking, sledding or ice-skating on natural ice-rinks.

Far from the madding crowd and stress, the villages and their inhabitants will welcome you with their warmth and simplicity. Enjoy your stay!