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Resort facts 2,300 m
Ski areaLes 3 Vallées
ValleyTarentaise
Altitude2,300 m
Distance from Chambéry118 km
Driving time1 hr 40
Seasonlate November to early May
Changeover day Saturday 80 to 90% of resort stays run Saturday to Saturday: everyone changes guests on the same day, and that is what gets planned, not the cleaning itself.

Les 3 Vallées · 2,300 m

Chalet cleaning and changeovers in Val Thorens

Studios and small apartments in residences, high turnover. We drive up from Chambéry every Saturday, with equipment and teams sized for changeover day.

  • CommitmentSaturday round
  • Travelincluded in the price
  • Written quotewithin 24 hours
  • Notice1 month

01 The resort

Val Thorens, 2,300 m

Europe's highest resort at 2,300 m, Val Thorens has the longest season in the 3 Vallées, from late November to early May. Its housing is dominated by studios and small apartments in residences, with high occupancy. The practical consequence is simple: many short changeovers in a row, rather than a few large chalets.

  • About 118 km from Chambéry, 1 hr 40 by road
  • The longest season in the area: late November to early May
  • Mostly studios and one-bedroom apartments in residences
  • Car-free resort: residences are reached from the covered car parks

02 Changeover Saturday

What happens in a single day

In a resort, the cleaning is not the hard part: everything happens at once. Departures in the morning, arrivals in the afternoon, across every property on the same day.

  1. Before the seasonWe record the number of properties, beds and bathrooms, and set the number of teams needed to hold the day.
  2. The day before, FridayThe next day’s schedule is fixed on confirmed departures, not on the forecast made at the start of the season.
  3. Saturday morningTeams leave from the valley, 1 hr 40 by road. Each property’s condition is recorded before anything is touched.
  4. Saturday afternoonProperties ready before arrivals, with a time-stamped photo report for each one.
  5. At closingEnd-of-season deep clean: bedding, textiles, windows, cupboards, common areas.

03 What we do

Our work at altitude

A narrower list than in the valley: in resorts, we look after holiday accommodation and its common areas, not private homes.

Residence changeoversStudios and apartments between two stays, on changeover day
Chalets and large propertiesFull turnaround, bedding and textiles included
Common areasLobbies, corridors, lifts and ski rooms, daily or weekly
GlazingPicture windows and façades, between stays or at the end of the season
Season opening and closingReady before the first guests, deep clean at closing

In resorts, we only work on a season contract: a one-off changeover 118 km away cannot be done properly. In the Chambéry valley, holiday lets between guests are handled by Hipla Conciergerie (site in French).

04 Contact us

A season contract in Val Thorens?

We reply within 24 working hours. Tell us the number of properties and the dates, and we will price the season.

Useful to include: the number of properties, beds and bathrooms, your changeover day and your opening and closing dates.

Frequently asked questions

Val Thorens — your questions

How many studios can you turn around in a day?

It depends on the team committed, which is why we ask for the number of properties at the start of the season rather than one at a time. A studio is quicker to turn around than a chalet, but working through them in sequence takes strict organisation so that the last property gets the same care as the first.

The season is longer: do you work until May?

Yes. Val Thorens opens earlier and closes later than the rest of the area. We align our schedule with the resort's actual dates, not with the calendar of the other 3 Vallées resorts.

When should the end-of-season clean be done?

Right after closing, in May. It is the only time a property stays empty long enough to deal properly with textiles, carpets and windows, with the drying time they need. Waiting until autumn means doing everything in a rush before opening.