Chalets with Private Pool

What the catalogue records about a pool, and what it does not

Each property record carries a list of its leisure spaces. An indoor swimming pool is one of the entries, written by the people who hold the property. That entry is what puts a chalet on this page. Nothing here is inferred from a price or a service level.

The record stops there. It does not carry the length of the pool, its depth, or whether it sits under the living room or beside the garden. Not for one of the 14. So this page gives no dimensions, and if you need to swim lengths rather than stand in warm water, that is the thing to settle in writing before anything else is agreed.

What the record does carry is the rest of the wellness fitting. Of the 14 chalets, 11 also list a hot bath of some kind, and only 4 list one outdoors on a terrace. An outdoor hot tub reads like a given in this part of the market. In our catalogue it is the exception.

What a week in one of them costs

Take the week that sets the ceiling, 26 December 2026 to 2 January 2027. All 14 of these chalets carry a published rate for it, read from the catalogue on 12 September 2026: from €42,900 to €298,000 for the seven nights. That rate stands whether the week is free or already taken, which is what lets you compare the two ends of the range rather than only what is left.

The top of that range is 7 times the bottom, inside one category, one village and one piece of equipment. The pool is not what places a chalet in that range. Size, position and the level of service do, and the price of each chalet below is on its own page.

If what you want is the wellness area rather than the water, saunas, hammams and massage rooms are counted village by village on the spa page, which also covers the apartments and the chalets outside 1850. Looking for a hot tub or a jacuzzi rather than a pool? The chalets whose file lists one, indoors or out, are listed on the spa page too.