Chalet in Samoens with Swimming pool, Jacuzzi / Hot Tub, Wi-Fi, Heated Boot Room, Parking Available, Cot Available
Chalet 16115
Catered, Self catering, Sleeps 10, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Prices: From £2,530.00 (self catered) per week
Facilities: Swimming pool, Jacuzzi / Hot Tub, Wi-Fi, Heated Boot Room, Parking Available, Cot Available
Suitable for: Family / Child friendly, Short breaks, Suitable for elderly
Location type: Mountains, Village, Town, Ski resort
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The Barn @ Truemanalp is a beautifully converted traditional Alpine barn in an exceptional location in the heart of Samoëns village, directly opposite the Grand Massif Express gondola. Combining character, comfort and a little bit of fun, it is the perfect base for families and groups of friends looking for a memorable mountain holiday, with the village, ski lift and mountains quite literally on your doorstep. Guests also have access to our heated outdoor swimming pool from April to October.
The Barn has been converted to a high standard while retaining the warmth and character you would expect from an Alpine property. It is designed to feel like a real home rather than simply holiday accommodation – somewhere you can come back to after a day skiing, walking or exploring the mountains, put your feet up and properly relax with family and friends.
The property is offered on a sole-occupancy, self-catered basis, giving you complete independence throughout your stay. For the winter months there is an option to have semi-catering all week.
An unbeatable Samoëns location
One of The Barn's biggest advantages is its location. We are situated in Samoëns village centre, directly opposite the Grand Massif Express gondola, giving you wonderfully easy access to the Grand Massif ski area in winter and the mountains in summer.
Being in the village also means you can enjoy Samoëns without having to rely on a car for everything, with its restaurants, bars, shops and traditional village atmosphere close at hand.
Swimming pool & relaxation
Relaxing is a very important part of a Truemanalp holiday. Our heated outdoor swimming pool is available from April through to October and has a glass dome, making it a lovely place to unwind after a day in the mountains. During particularly harsh or cold weather, however, conditions can occasionally mean that it is too cold to swim comfortably.
For a little extra indulgence, we also have a beauty salon on site, allowing guests to book treatments during their stay.
Ski & bike facilities
For winter guests, there is a dedicated heated ski and boot room with boot dryers, so you can start each morning with warm, dry boots. The entrance is located in our open, covered area, making it convenient when returning from the slopes.
The location also makes The Barn a fantastic base outside the ski season, with Samoëns surrounded by walking, cycling, mountain biking and other outdoor activities.
Your hosts
Truemanalp is our home as well as our business. Tony and I live on site in our own completely separate apartment, so we are nearby if you need help, advice or local recommendations during your holiday.
Otherwise, we leave you to enjoy The Barn, your holiday and your independence.
Getting here
Geneva Airport is approximately one hour from Truemanalp, making Samoëns particularly convenient for guests travelling from the UK and elsewhere in Europe. We are happy to recommend local airport transfer companies and help with information before your arrival.
For us, Truemanalp has always been about much more than providing somewhere to sleep. We want The Barn to be somewhere you can relax, spend time together and make the sort of mountain-holiday memories that bring you back to Samoëns again and again.
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28th - 31st May - £1650 (3 nights) All these weekend dates are also available.
3rd - 6th Sept - £1650
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Nearest airport Geneva at 60.0 km
Nearest railway Cluses at 15.0 km
Nearest motorway Cluses at 15.0 km
Nearest restaurant at 0.1 km
Car is not necessary
Samoëns & the local region
Samoëns is one of those rare Alpine villages that really does have something for everyone – a beautiful, historic French mountain village, a fantastic ski area and a year-round destination, all just around an hour from Geneva.
Unlike many purpose-built ski resorts, Samoëns is a proper village with a life and character of its own. Its historic centre is filled with traditional stone buildings, independent shops, restaurants, bars and cafés, all surrounded by some pretty spectacular mountain scenery.
Winter in Samoëns
Samoëns forms part of the Grand Massif, one of France's major ski areas, linking Samoëns with Flaine, Morillon, Les Carroz and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval.
There's skiing for every level, from gentle beginner areas and long cruising blues to reds, blacks and some fantastic off-piste terrain. The Grand Massif is particularly known for its north-facing slopes and excellent snow record, while the lift from Samoëns gives quick access up into the main ski area.
And because The Barn is directly opposite the Grand Massif Express gondola, getting everyone onto the mountain in the morning couldn't be much easier.
Summer in the mountains
Summer is when Samoëns becomes a completely different playground – and it's one of the reasons we love living here.
There is walking, hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, rafting, canyoning, climbing, paragliding, horse riding and swimming, as well as mountain lakes, waterfalls and countless places for a picnic or a lazy afternoon.
Families certainly won't be bored. You can spend the morning exploring the mountains, cool off by the water in the afternoon and still be back in the village in time for dinner.
The spectacular Cirque du Fer-à-Cheval and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval are just up the valley and are absolute must-sees during a summer stay.
Perfectly placed for exploring
Samoëns is also a fantastic base if you'd like to explore a little further afield. Geneva, Chamonix, Annecy and the Italian border are all within roughly an hour's drive, making day trips very easy.
For guests driving from the UK or elsewhere in Europe, Samoëns is approximately 25 minutes from the A40 motorway, so despite feeling wonderfully tucked away in the French Alps, it's surprisingly easy to reach.
And perhaps that's what makes Samoëns so special – you don't have to choose between a beautiful traditional Alpine village and a great mountain resort. Here, you get both.
Places to visit, activities & events
One of the things we love most about Samoëns is that there really is something to do in every season – and you certainly don't have to be a skier to fall in love with this part of the Alps.
In winter, of course, there's the skiing and snowboarding of the Grand Massif, but you can also try cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledging and other winter activities. And when you've had enough of the snow, Samoëns village is right on your doorstep for a wander around the shops, a coffee, lunch or a well-earned après-ski drink.
Summer opens up a completely different side of the valley. There's walking and hiking, road cycling, mountain biking, rafting, canyoning, paragliding, climbing, horse riding, fishing and swimming – or simply pack a picnic and find somewhere beautiful to spend the day.
For families, Lac aux Dames is a favourite summer spot with lakes, open spaces and activities, while right in the centre of Samoëns you'll find La Jaÿsinia Alpine Botanical Garden, a beautiful place for a wander and a little bit of calm away from all the action.
One place we always recommend is the spectacular Cirque du Fer-à-Cheval at Sixt, just further up the valley. Surrounded by huge limestone cliffs and waterfalls, it's one of those places that photographs never quite do justice to and there are walks to suit different abilities.
Samoëns also has a fascinating history. It was once famous for its skilled stonecutters, the Frahans, and you'll see their influence throughout the village. If you'd like to discover a little more about traditional Alpine life, the Clos Parchet farm museum is also well worth a visit.
Festivals & events
Samoëns knows how to put on an event! Throughout the year the village hosts a mixture of sporting events, live music, food and wine celebrations, family entertainment and traditional festivals.
Highlights include the wonderfully lively Samoëns American Festival, with country music, dancing and entertainment throughout the village; major trail-running and cycling events; paragliding events; the Rallye du Mont-Blanc; and plenty of smaller concerts, markets and celebrations.
Winter brings its own events and festivities, including the Christmas Village, while throughout the year there always seems to be something happening in the village – sometimes planned, and sometimes something you simply stumble across while walking through the square.
Event dates and programmes change each year, so have a look at the Samoëns events calendar before your stay – or simply ask us what's happening while you're here.
And if you're not sure what to do with a day, ask Debbie. Tell me whether you fancy adventure, scenery, something with the children, a fabulous walk, a lazy lunch or just somewhere beautiful to sit with a glass of wine, and I'll happily point you in the right direction.
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On-site: Swimming, Cycling, Walking Within 15 minutes: Mountain biking, Horse riding, Climbing, Skiing, Tennis Within 45 minutes: Golf |
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Within 15 minutes: Food shop, Cinema, Restaurant, Museum, Shopping, Historic site |
| Great for | Walking holiday, Sight-seeing, Romantic, Cycling holiday, Summer holidays, Ski Holidays |
| Property type | Chalet (144 m2) |
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| Catered | Catered, Self catering |
| Holiday theme | Walking holiday, Sight-seeing, Romantic, Cycling holiday, Summer holidays, Ski Holidays |
| Suitability notes | We are very happy to offer weekend breaks during May & June and September & October – the perfect opportunity to gather your favourite people together and escape to the mountains for a few days. Life gets busy, and finding time when everyone can be together isn't always easy. A weekend at The Barn is about slowing down, catching up and enjoying proper time together – long breakfasts, days out in the mountains, afternoons by the pool and evenings around the table with the people who matter most. These are wonderful months to experience Samoëns, with beautiful mountain scenery, plenty to see and do and a completely different feel to the winter ski season. Whether you're celebrating something special, getting the family together or simply fancy a weekend away with friends, you don't always need a whole week to make some very special memories. Please contact us with your preferred dates and we'll be happy to check availability. |
| Bedrooms |
5 bedrooms, sleeps maximum of 10 people Bedroom 1: 2 single beds Bedroom 1 Located on the ground floor, Bedroom 1 is a flexible twin or double room and can be made up as either two single beds or one super king-size bed. The bedroom forms part of our downstairs suite and shares a shower room with Bedroom 2, making it a great arrangement for a family or friends travelling together. Although part of the suite, Bedroom 1 is a completely separate bedroom, with its own entrance from the corridor, giving everyone their own private space. Bedroom 2: 2 bunk beds Bedroom 5 Located upstairs opposite Bedroom 4, Bedroom 5 completes our upstairs family suite and is a fun and comfortable bunk room. The room has two full-length 2m bunk beds, making it just as suitable for teenagers and adults as it is for children – no squeezing grown-ups into children's beds! Bedroom 5 shares the bath and shower room with Bedroom 4, making the two bedrooms a great arrangement for a family or group of friends who want to be together while still having separate sleeping spaces. Bedroom 3: 2 single beds Bedroom 2 Also located on the ground floor, next to Bedroom 1, Bedroom 2 is a cosy and flexible twin or double room and can be made up as either two small single beds or one king-size bed. The bedroom forms part of our downstairs suite and shares a shower room with Bedroom 1, making the two rooms ideal for a family or friends who would like to be close together while still having their own space. Although part of the suite, Bedroom 2 is a completely separate bedroom, with its own entrance from the corridor. Bedroom 4: 2 single beds and ensuite bathroom Bedroom 3 Located upstairs, Bedroom 3 is a charming and comfortable twin or double room, with a door opening directly onto the balcony – perfect for stepping outside and enjoying the fresh mountain air. The bedroom has its own private en-suite shower room, and the beds can be made up as either two small single beds or one king-size bed, depending on your preference. Bedroom 5: 2 single beds Bedroom 4 Located upstairs, Bedroom 4 forms part of our second family suite and can be made up as either two small single beds or one king-size bed. The bedroom is located next to the shared bathroom, which has both a bath and shower and is shared with Bedroom 5 – a great arrangement for families or friends travelling together while still having their own separate bedrooms. Although part of the suite, Bedroom 4 is a completely separate bedroom, giving everyone their own private space. |
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3 bathrooms Bathroom 1: toilet and shower Ground Floor Shower Room Situated between Bedrooms 1 and 2, this shower room forms part of the downstairs suite and is conveniently located for guests staying in both bedrooms. In keeping with the character of The Barn, the shower room combines natural travertine tiles, a stone washbasin and warm timber walls, creating a rustic yet luxurious Alpine feel. It has a shower, WC and heated electric towel rail – perfect for warm towels after a day on the mountain. Bathroom 2: toilet and shower Bedroom 3 En-Suite Shower Room Located upstairs and accessed exclusively through Bedroom 3, this is a private en-suite shower room with plenty of character. A striking granite stone wall and double stone washbasins give the room its Alpine feel, while the basins sit on a beautiful solid mahogany countertop reclaimed from an old school science laboratory – one of those slightly quirky details that makes The Barn a little different. The room also has an electric heated towel rail, so warm towels are waiting after a shower – particularly welcome after a day on the mountain. Combining natural stone, rich wood and individual touches, it's a bathroom that perfectly reflects the character of the rest of The Barn. Bathroom 3: toilet and bath with shower Upstairs Bath & Shower Room Located upstairs, immediately next to Bedroom 4 and just a couple of paces from Bedroom 5, this bathroom forms part of our upstairs family suite and is shared exclusively by these two bedrooms. Full of Alpine character, it combines natural travertine tiles, original timber beams and a stone washbasin, together with a bath, shower and screen and an electric heated towel rail. And because we don't think bathrooms need to be too serious, you'll also find our skiing and snowboarding rubber ducks waiting for younger guests – although we've noticed the grown-ups rather like them too! |
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Seats 10 |
| Living room |
Seats 10 |
| Entertainment | Satellite / Cable TV, Television |
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| Communications & IT | Internet access, Wi-Fi |
| Swimming pool | Swimming pool, Heated pool, Outdoor pool |
| Leisure | Jacuzzi / Hot Tub, Table tennis, Games room, Foosball |
| Heating | Central heating |
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Dishwasher, Cot Available, Hob, Fridge, Freezer, Microwave, Toaster, Kettle, Highchair, Hairdryer, Safe, Towels/linen provided, Beach towels provided, Heated Boot Room, Coffee Machine, Oven
A few extra touches at The Barn We want The Barn to be somewhere you enjoy spending time, not simply somewhere you come back to sleep. You'll find board games, casino equipment, UK TV, DVDs, Wi-Fi and plenty of little touches for evenings spent together. And when the competitive games night is over, there's our rather fabulous glitter ball and disco lights if you fancy turning the music up and having a bit of fun! Throughout The Barn you'll also find some of the quirky touches we've collected over the years – from oversized vintage snowshoes and antler lighting to our James Bond-inspired pieces. We love mixing traditional Alpine character with things that make you smile. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering and includes some extras you might not necessarily expect in a holiday property, including an Aarke sparkling-water maker and Nutribullet. There's a large dining table seating 10, so everyone can sit down together – something we think is an important part of a family or friends' holiday. We provide Egyptian cotton bed linen, generous bath sheets, bathrobes, GHD hairdryers and Molton Brown toiletries, as well as a welcome hamper to get your holiday started. And there may even be a little homemade damson gin waiting for the grown-ups! Outside, guests can enjoy our heated swimming pool from April to October, together with the terrace, courtyard and gardens. And at the end of the day, there's nothing quite like sinking into our outdoor Jacuzzi with a glass in hand and watching the sun set over Samoëns as the iconic Criou mountain turns pink – one of those little moments that never gets old. In winter there is a heated ski and boot room with boot dryers, so you can start the next morning with warm, dry boots. During the summer months, this also provides secure storage for bikes. Washing & drying
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Balcony / Terrace, Garden, BBQ, Panoramic views
Other facilities We have a number of shared facilities at Truemanalp, available to guests staying in The Barn and The Suite. Our heated outdoor swimming pool is open approximately April to October, weather permitting. It has a sliding glass cover which helps extend the swimming season, although as the pool heating is partly sun dependent, opening dates and temperatures cannot be guaranteed. Around the pool you'll find decking and sun loungers – a lovely spot to spend a sunny afternoon. Our courtyard is a relaxed, sociable area with table tennis, BBQ facilities and outdoor lounge seating. The Barn also has its own outdoor dining area, so there's plenty of opportunity for long lunches and summer evenings eating outside. In the covered area of the courtyard you'll find our heated ski and boot room with boot dryers – particularly appreciated on cold winter mornings! In summer, this area also provides secure bike storage. We also know that organising all the extras for a mountain holiday can sometimes feel like a holiday in itself! Having lived in Samoëns for over 20 years, we're happy to share our tried-and-tested local favourites and can help put you in touch with ski schools, ski and snowboard hire (conveniently located directly opposite us), Geneva Airport transfers and childcare. We're also always happy to help with recommendations for restaurants, activities, beauty treatments, places to visit and those little local gems that you might not discover on your own.
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