Chalet Yogi - great chalet and this was our second time staying at Yogi.
Worth mentioning;
- It may be that the supplies manager was overwhelmed or let down by their supplier as we ran out of many things that maybe could have been solved with a trip to the supermarket. Throughout the week we ran out of butter, eggs, loo roll, orange juice, bread to name a few… and it seemed to take too long to get resolved. And as not all chalets had been booked I can only imagine the chaos if everything had been fully booked. We know not everything was fully booked as our locker was faulty and we had to use another chalets.
- rooms 2 and 4 don’t appear to have hooks in their rooms meaning the occupants had to keep their ski gear on the hooks in the living room. This is all fine but the kitchen being in the living area meant all these clothes and the clothes worn in the evening smelt heavily of food.
Darcy was great at preparing breakfast, specifically eggs! Thank you Darcy.
Favourite meals were the Goan monkfish curry and the duck cooked by Liv and Darcy. Although several other meals were very similar to last years, I wonder if there couldn’t be more variety year on year to cater for returning guests. Soufflés could maybe removed from the menu as both savoury and dessert soufflés were flat, maybe the oven?
The team and Liv sourced additional bottled water and Oatmilk for us, thank you Liv.
We really appreciated being able to drive right up to the main door and the team taking in our bags before we parked in the underground car park.
As always ski and ski out is fab with easy access to 4 lifts. Whoever was responsible for creating the steps outside, thank you, so much better than normal as we’ve been to Yogi and Bear Lodge 5 times.
Lastly thank you to everyone staying with us in the chalet, we had great evenings together playing Werewolves.
I hope this was helpful.