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Family stays 3 min readWritten by Audrey and Rémi LE DIGOL · updated 3 September 2026

Planning a family stay in Pyrénées 2000

A family stay is more relaxing when the layout genuinely suits the group. Here, the three options let you choose between a single home for six guests or two floors combined for twelve.

Family bedroom with bunk beds in Grand Chalet Isard

Count the rooms, not only the beds

Chalet Isard has three bedrooms, four beds and one bathroom. Chalet des Loups has two bedrooms, four beds and two bathrooms. For several families or generations, Grand Chalet Isard combines five bedrooms, eight beds and three bathrooms.

This arrangement helps you plan bedtimes, early starts and privacy needs before you even arrive.

Choose the spaces that suit your pace

On the upper floor, the fireplace, terrace and view create a warm shared space. On the garden level, the enclosed garden, projector and two bathrooms make a different way of organising the stay easier.

With Grand Chalet Isard, two living areas allow everyone to share meals while still giving each person the option of finding a quieter space.

Make setting off for the mountains easier

The chalet is approximately 300 metres from the slopes of Pyrénées 2000. Parking is available on site and check-in is self-service, so groups travelling separately in several cars do not have to depend on a specific meeting time.

Before booking, compare all three photo galleries with the members of your group: it is the simplest way to agree on the bedroom arrangements and choice of floor together.

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