Affiliate disclosure
Last updated 25 September 2026
Chalet for Christmas costs nothing to read because some of the links on it are commercial. If you book through one of those links, the company you book with pays us a commission. You pay exactly what you would have paid going to them directly.
Which links are commercial
Any link that takes you to a booking partner. We mark these as sponsored links, and there is a note on every page that carries them, immediately above the links rather than buried at the bottom. Links between pages of this site, and links to a resort’s own tourist board or to a source we have cited, are never commercial.
Who we work with
Skiworld, the ski tour operator, through the Paid On Results network — every Skiworld chalet listed on this site links to Skiworld’s own page for it, and those links are commercial.
Booking.com, through the CJ Affiliate network, for the wider choice of places to stay in each resort.
Expedia (expedia.co.uk), also through CJ Affiliate: to compare places to stay with Booking.com, for car hire at the arrival airport, for things to do in the resort, and for its flight + hotel search when you would rather book the two together.
Kiwi.com, through the Travelpayouts network, for flights.
We are building relationships with ski hire and transfer partners, and this page will name each one as it goes live. We will not list a partner here before the relationship exists.
What it does not affect
- The Christmas Snow Score. It is calculated mainly from how often there has been snow on the ground on Christmas morning at weather stations since 1996, with altitude, snowmaking and glacier access. There is no commercial input to it, and the working is shown on every resort page so you can check.
- Our rankings and recommendations. A resort does not appear higher because a partner has more chalets there, and we have not accepted payment for placement.
- What you pay. Commission comes out of the partner’s margin, not your price.
What we will not do
- Invent prices, availability or snow statistics to make a booking look urgent.
- Tell you a chalet is nearly sold out unless a partner’s own data says so.
- Describe snow as guaranteed, because no one can promise it.
UK advertising rules
UK advertising guidance requires commercial relationships to be disclosed clearly and up front, so that you know the basis on which you are reading a recommendation before you act on it. That is what this page and the notices beside our booking links are for. If you think any disclosure on this site falls short, tell us on the contact page and we will fix it.