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Top five luxury Ski Hotels

The chicest stays on the slopes

Dig out your Chanel goggles and get in the mood for fondue - ski season is upon us once again. Itching to get on the slopes but want a more classier place to unwind apres ski? We called in the travel experts to help. Tablet, the ultimate expert-driven hotel booking source have hand-picked the five most authentic, luxurious hotels for skiing in Europe and North America. With obsessive attention to detail and tough criteria for every hotel featured on their site, only the chicest ski resorts, with plenty to do off-piste, made the cut. From understated style in the Swiss Alps, to sleek lines and luxury in Colorado, take a look at their favourite luxury ski stays below.

1. The Cambrian Hotel, Bern, Switzerland

The Cambrian is no chocolate box skiing resort, but a stylish, contemporary hotel with a modern feel and fabulous views. Just under one hour from Bern, and in the heart of great skiing country, The Cambrian comes complete with a spa for all the après-ski pampering you could wish for, and a fantastic Italian restaurant to indulge in afterwards.

The Cambrian Hotel: Prices from approximately £110 per night + tax, subject to availability and exchange rates

2. Das Kranzbach Hotel Wellness Retreat in Kranzbach, Bavaria, Germany

Once an old manor house built by a British aristocrat, Das Kranzbach is an impressive hotel that offers far more than bold decor and breathtaking mountain views. A 'wellness retreat' rather than a ski resort, you'll find more spa junkies than ski tourists here - and with five pools, a half-dozen saunas and steam bath - who can blame them? Before your apres-ski soak, make sure you take part in the excellent winter sports here - fuel up for a morning on the slopes with the seemingly endless gourmet breakfast.

Das Kranzbach Hotel & Wellness Retreat: Prices from approximately £150 per night + tax, subject to availability and exchange rates

3. Lagacio Mountain Residence Hotel in San Cassiano (Dolomites), Italy

People often forget that there is great skiing to be had in the Dolomites, which means less crowded slopes and this undiscovered gem of a hotel, with 24 apartments. The atmosphere is warm and inviting - think rustic textures, exposed wood and cowhides together with sleek, modern lines and furniture – and effortlessly stylish (this is Italy after all). A great spa (that treats muscles too) and restaurant (serving a delicious blend of Austrian cum Italian cuisine) complete the package.

Lagacio Mountain: Prices from approximately £159 per night + tax, subject to availability and exchange rates

4. Le Lodge Park Hotel in Megeve, France

Otherwise known as the '21st Arrondissement', Mègeve is one of the most glamorous skiing resorts on the planet, with all the pomp and glamour of Paris. Despite its super luxe surroundings, Le Lodge Park is a refreshingly rustic affair. More woodsy ski lodge than quaint French chalet, stays here are all about relaxing in front of warming log fires, sinking into seriously luxurious bedding, and tucking in at the the bar and restaurants - some of the town’s best.

Le Lodge Park Hotel: Prices from approximately £195 per night + tax, subject to availability and exchange rates

5. Viceroy Snowmass Hotel in Snowmass Village, Colorado, USA

This is North American luxury at its best. Located at the foot of the largest of Aspen’s four ski mountains, Viceroy Snowmass provides access to some of Colorado’s best skiing. When you aren't busy gliding down the slopes, make time to enjoy this deeply luxurious hotel experience. You will see a few antlers here and there, but the mood is definitely more Hollywood than log cabin, with 173 large rooms or “suites” to choose between, ample public spaces, open fireplaces and modern décor.

Viceroy Snowmass Hotel: Prices from approximately £195 per night + tax, subject to availability and exchange rates

To make your booking on any of these hotels, visit Tablet.

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