Wittenburg

Wittenburg is a self-catered chalet in Les Arcs, sleeping 12 in 6 bedrooms. It is ski-to-door, so skis go on outside and the day ends without a walk in boots — with a group at Christmas, that matters more than almost anything else on a listing. It has a fireplace. A log fire on Christmas Eve is most of the reason people book a chalet over an apartment. Beds: 12 singles, with 3 bathrooms.

Les Arcs scores 65 out of 100 on our Christmas Snow Score, with the village at 1600m. That is among the more dependable places to be skiing in Christmas week.

Sleeping 12, it suits a large family Christmas or two families travelling together. It lists family facilities such as a high chair or family rooms, which is the detail that decides it for anyone travelling with small children. Pets are allowed, so the dog can come for Christmas too. It is self-catered, so you cook — including on the 25th. That suits groups who want to eat on their own schedule.

Resort supermarkets keep short and unpredictable hours over Christmas and many close entirely on the 25th. Order ahead or shop on arrival. A chalet this size usually only goes as a whole, so it is a better fit for a group that has already formed. Check the bed layout and what is included (linen, towels, final cleaning) on Booking.com before you book — Christmas week is often sold as a fixed seven nights.

Wittenburg is in Landry, in the Les Arcs area. The nearest lift listed is Vallandry Skichair, about 270m away. The usual arrival airports for Les Arcs are Geneva (GVA), Lyon (LYS), Chambéry (CMF). We do not publish transfer times, because they swing widely with traffic and road conditions on a Saturday in Christmas week.

Christmas week 2026 runs 19 Dec – 26 Dec 2026 — the Saturday-to-Saturday changeover most Alpine chalets work to, with Christmas Day falling mid-week.

Les Arcs scores 65 out of 100 on our Christmas Snow Score. The Les Arcs resort page shows how that is worked out and what Christmas in the village is actually like.