Holiday rentals in Val d'Illiez – Portes du Soleil
In the heart of the Portes du Soleil, overlooking the Dents du Midi · 3 places to book directly
Valais (Chablais)
Staying in Val d'Illiez
The Val d’Illiez lies in the Valaisan Chablais, at the foot of the Dents du Midi and at the heart of the Portes du Soleil — one of the world’s largest ski areas, straddling Switzerland and France. Val-d’Illiez, Morgins and Troistorrents are the villages that make up the valley, nestled amongst mountain pastures, forests and sweeping panoramic views.
Our accommodation, ranging from chalets at the foot of the cable cars to village flats, provides access to this cross-border ski area and its year-round activities. The Heiwa team, based in Valais, manages everything directly.
Winter
Access to the Portes du Soleil (over 600 km of linked slopes between Champéry, Les Crosets, Morgins, Avoriaz and Châtel). Morgins opens directly onto the cross-border circuit; Val-d’Illiez and Troistorrents offer additional family-friendly skiing and cross-country skiing.
Summer & relaxation
The Thermes Parc du Val d’Illiez, where you can relax after a day’s exertion; hikes around the Dents du Midi and to the high-altitude lakes; mountain biking and trails throughout the Portes du Soleil area.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a holiday rental cost in Val d'Illiez?
Our stays in Val d'Illiez start at around 53 CHF per night in low season. The exact rate depends on the dates, the size of the property and the length of stay; every page shows the real price for your dates before booking, with no hidden fees.
How many places do you offer in Val d'Illiez?
3 apartments, chalets or rooms, from places for 2 people to large spaces for up to 6 guests. All are managed directly by the local Heiwa Solution SA team, with direct booking and instant confirmation.
Les Portes du Soleil – how will this affect my holiday?
From Val-d'Illiez, Morgins or Troistorrents, you can access a cross-border ski area with over 600 km of linked slopes (in Switzerland and France) on a single ski pass. That’s enough to ski for a week without ever skiing the same run twice.
How can you get to the Val d’Illiez without a car?
Take the train to Monthey or Aigle, then the AOMC (regional train) and PostBus services run to Troistorrents, Val-d’Illiez and Morgins. A car is still handy for accessing the highest slopes.
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