Un refuge à la décoration contemporaine dans une ancienne gare à téléphérique
C'est en 1939 que Val d’Isère a débuté la construction de son 1er téléphérique pour accéder au massif ensoleillé de Solaise. La gare supérieure du Téléphérique qui a cessée de fonctionner en 2016 a donné naissance au Refuge de Solaise, perché à 2 551 mètres d’altitude, qui est désormais l’hôtel le plus haut de France. Il surplombe la vallée et le village de Val d’Isère tout en offrant une vue imprenable sur les massifs de Haute Tarentaise. Sa décoration contemporaine et son emplacement en font un endroit exceptionnel, pour tous ceux qui aiment la montagne.
Refuge with contemporary decoration in a former cable car station
It was in 1939 that Val d'Isère began the construction of its first cable car to access the sunny Solaise massif. The upper station of the cable car, which stopped operating in 2016, gave birth to the Refuge de Solaise, perched at an altitude of 2,551 metres, which is now the highest hotel in France. It overlooks the valley and the village of Val d'Isère while offering a breathtaking view of the Haute Tarentaise massifs. Its contemporary decoration and its location make it an exceptional place, for all those who love the mountains.
Refuge with contemporary decoration in a former cable car station
It was in 1939 that Val d'Isère began the construction of its first cable car to access the sunny Solaise massif. The upper station of the cable car, which stopped operating in 2016, gave birth to the Refuge de Solaise, perched at an altitude of 2,551 metres, which is now the highest hotel in France. It overlooks the valley and the village of Val d'Isère while offering a breathtaking view of the Haute Tarentaise massifs. Its contemporary decoration and its location make it an exceptional place, for all those who love the mountains.
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