The Bagus Place Resort is on a safe gently shelving beach, with accommodation in four chalets sleeping up to five.
The picturesque town that knocks spots off the likes of Val d'Isère, for this skier's money, is home to dozens of interesting chalets set up by Brits who've run for the hills.
But, this year, there was a new challenger to that title, courtesy of Pimlico owners the Stronach Group, who set up their own VIP "chalet" next door.
The couple also built an "iceberg" chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland where several floors were constructed underground to house a swimming pool and parking for up to sixteen vehicles.
According to Michael Madreiter, 31, who grew up there and whose parents have operated the adjacent 20-room 17th-century inn for decades, chalet guests value the privacy.
To be fair, the chalet isn't really set up as a dating holiday - there are no blindfolded ice-breaker games - and, once there, everyone prefers to use the term 'an individuals' chalet' rather than a 'singles' one.
Leslie Woit makes her way up to enjoy the view Enjoy two resorts on the same holiday with a package deal that takes you from chalet to chalet, writes Leslie Woit Where better to take a course than on the aquamarine waters – and among the A-list hang-outs – of the Caribbean?
So it was a shock to find out that when the Szechuan Chalet sign went up in September the fare was no longer more of the same.
Huge mounds have collected on the chalet roofs, expanding up and over the eaves like soufflés that have risen out of control.
These range from a flat with a double bedroom and sea views (popular with writers who have been known to book several weeks at a time), a timber chalet that sleeps up to five, and a cottage with two double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.
