Definition of «chalet»

A chalet is a type of building, typically found in mountainous regions. It is a large, often wooden house with an asymmetrical sloping roof and large windows, designed to take advantage of the scenic views. Chalets are often associated with ski resorts and can serve as a vacation home or rental property.

Usage examples

  1. We decided to spend our winter vacation in a cozy chalet in the Swiss Alps.
  2. The chalet we rented had a beautiful fireplace, perfect for warming up after a day of skiing.
  3. The rustic wooden exterior of the chalet blended perfectly with the surrounding mountain scenery.
  4. There was a charming little chalet near the lake where we enjoyed fishing and relaxing.
  5. The chalet had a spacious balcony overlooking the valley, offering panoramic views of the mountains.
  6. For our romantic getaway, we booked a secluded chalet nestled in the woods, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
  7. The chalet was equipped with modern amenities, including a fully equipped kitchen for us to prepare our meals.
  8. The chalet had a hot tub on the terrace, and we spent evenings soaking in it while stargazing.
  9. The chalet had a traditional alpine decor, with cozy ski-themed accents and wooden furniture.
  10. Our chalet had a private garden, where we enjoyed barbecues and picnics during the summer months.

Sentences with «chalet»

  • He goes to annual meetings, he teaches others how to invest, he has regular lunches at Swiss Chalet with his buddies to swap investing stories. (moneysense.ca)
  • The beautiful traditional luxury ski chalets for rent, the friendly atmosphere and nearly private ski slopes attract real mountain lovers from far and wide. (leotrippi.com)
  • Inspired by our love of chalet style celebrations, we're keeping it cosy this festive season. (idealhome.co.uk)
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