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"The only reason I might contemplate a crafty murder
is with the Tresidders in mind as it's the only way I could
conceive of to be able to buy their house which I consider
the most beautiful in Samoëns and the whole Haute Savoie
region… However, I can't really contemplate their demise,
so shall just have to resign myself to being their occasional
guest…."
Trinny Woodall
"Having spent years staying in apartments and chalets
in Europe which were described, inaccurately, as "spacious
and luxurious", we came across the Château du Bérouze.
We have been going back for the last 8 years. It is unique
in that it combines truly spacious and comfortable family
accommodation in a 17th century Château. Having skied
in Europe for thirty years, the Château du Bérouze
is now our first choice for a family skiing holiday"
Clare and David Thomas, Colchester
"When we came to Samoëns we wanted to be in a real
French village in a real old French home. The Château
du Bérouze combines elegance and homeliness. The ceilings
are high, the rooms are gracious and there's a solidity about
it that only 400 year old stones can give!"
C. Lees, Dorset
"Dear Jane and Jack,
Just a quick note to say how much we enjoyed staying in your
gorgeous apartment in February…the beds were wonderfully
comfortable… having a base so close to the village with
so many wonderful restaurants to choose from, all within easy
walking distance , was so crucial with weary kids …and
the ski shuttle bus only yards away! We'd like to book for
next January, and for two weeks in July - our eldest is very
keen to try out the pool!"
Mrs S. Scott, north London
"The apartment is a very special place. We've been visiting
it for the last 6 years and still have plenty of reasons to
go back again and again. The apartment has been restored with
great taste and still retains the feel of a 17th C château
yet is spotlessly clean and with modern appliances…especially
welcome is the well-stocked bookcase! We haven't found a better
place to holiday, winter or summer."
The Jones family, Cardiff
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