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Chalets to rent directly from the owner
A chalet is a wooden holiday home, often on a park or in the middle of nature. The build is light and the layout usually practical: a living room with kitchen, one or more bedrooms and a terrace.
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Below you will find stays of the chalet type. Each page shows the layout, the features and the house rules, so you can compare what one chalet offers over another.
What to look for
- Ask whether the chalet stands on a park. Then park rules may apply and facilities such as a playground or pool are shared.
- Look at heating and insulation. In a wooden chalet you feel the difference between a summer week and a winter weekend.
- Count the beds and check whether they are separate rooms or sofa beds. That tells you whether everyone has their own place.
- Ask where you can park and how far that is from the door. On a park the car is sometimes on a shared car park.
Frequently asked questions
How is a chalet different from an ordinary holiday home?
A chalet is a wooden house, usually lighter in build and often placed on a park or in nature. The facilities are comparable. The features on the page say what exactly is there.
Is every chalet on a holiday park?
No. Some stand on a park with shared facilities, others stand alone on their own plot. The description says so, otherwise ask the owner.
Are pets allowed in a chalet?
Each owner decides. The house rules on the page say so. If it is unclear, ask in your request, including how many animals are allowed and whether there is a contribution.
Can I use a chalet all year round?
That depends on heating and insulation. Ask whether there is central heating or a stove and whether the chalet is open outside summer, so you do not face a cold surprise.
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