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Chalet Manager Jobs in Morzine

Morzine is the main gateway to the Portes du Soleil, a cross-border ski area spanning France and Switzerland with around 650km of linked pistes. Unlike many purpose-built resorts, Morzine is a genuine, lived-in French mountain town at a lower altitude (1000m), which makes it a favourite base for UK chalet operators thanks to its size, nightlife and year-round character. Geneva airport is about 1h15 away.

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Chalet Manager
Family Ski Company · Ardent, Reberty · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Resort Manager
Family Ski Company · Ardent, Reberty · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Operations Manager
Elevation Alps · Morzine · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Resort Team Leader
More Mountain · Morzine · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Assistant Chalet Manager
The Boutique Chalet · Morzine · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Self-Catered Manager
The Boutique Chalet · Morzine, Les Gets · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Senior Chalet Manager
The Boutique Chalet · Morzine, Les Gets, Méribel · Competitive salary (DOE)
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FAQ

What does a chalet manager job in Morzine involve?

It varies by employer — see the listings below for exact duties, but chalet manager roles in Morzine typically run for the winter season from late November/December through mid-April.

How do I apply for these jobs?

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Do I need a visa or EU passport to work a ski season?

It depends on the country and the employer. In France, for example, some employers only accept applicants who already have the right to work there (EU passport or Carte de Séjour), while others will sponsor a visa. Check the requirements listed on each individual job.

What's Morzine like as a resort?

Morzine is the main gateway to the Portes du Soleil, a cross-border ski area spanning France and Switzerland with around 650km of linked pistes. Unlike many purpose-built resorts, Morzine is a genuine, lived-in French mountain town at a lower altitude (1000m), which makes it a favourite base for UK chalet operators thanks to its size, nightlife and year-round character. Geneva airport is about 1h15 away.