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Holiday Rentals in Isola 2000 - A Guide to Isola 2000
Your holiday rentals in Isola 2000 are located around 90 kilometres to the north of Nice, in the Departement of Alpes-Maritimes, in the Region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
Isola 2000 holiday rentals are around a 1.5 hour drive from Nice, making the location ideal for a part ski / part sun holiday. Take a look at our ‘holiday rentals in Nice’ page for more information.
The nearest airport to your Isola 2000 holiday rentals is Nice, which is a popular destination for several UK airlines, so can be easily reached all year round. If you choose to drive to Isola 2000, the journey from Calais will take around 10 hours, but if you choose not to take your own car on the trip, you will need to hire a car from the airport.
Please have a look at our car hire page to find the cheapest prices for car hire in Isola 2000, and also note that if travelling in winter, it’s advisable to book snow chains or winter tyres.
Types of Holiday Rentals in Isola 2000
There is a decent selection of apartments to rent in Isola 2000, but there are also a few chalets to rent in Isola 2000 too.
Having had a look at the chalets to rent in Isola 2000, I found that they are spacious wooden buildings, in a typically Alpine style, with at least 3 bedrooms and usually more than one bathroom. Generally more spacious than apartments, chalets are definitely the way to go if your party consists of several individual friends or couples.
Having said this, I found several apartments to rent in Isola 2000 that can accommodate 8 or more people, with a mix of single and double beds. Prices tend to be more reasonable than for chalets, though the resort is relatively small, so you’ll need to book up early to avoid disappointment.
Isola 2000 Useful Information
Your holiday rentals in Isola 2000 are located 17 kilometres above the small village of Isola. There are enough shops for your basic needs (including skiing requirements) and there are several restaurants in the resort, aside from the bars and eateries in the hotels.
The ski runs tend to favour beginners to intermediates, with few black runs, and you’ll have around 120 kilometres of pistes at your disposal.
The village of Isola has a cobbled main street and dates back to medieval times and is worth the short trip down hill if you need a well-earned break from your skiing or hiking.
Your Isola 2000 holiday rentals need not be used just for skiing, since the mountains offer a wide variety of outdoor summer persuits too.