Short answer
Every Blue View chalet has a full-size oven, stove, refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, coffee and tea maker, and a working set of kitchen utensils — plus an outdoor BBQ. Beyond that baseline, equipment varies by property: nine of ten list a dishwasher, four add a kitchen island and barbecue utensils, the 44L lists a freezer, baking sheet and wine glasses, and Aqua Villa has two refrigerators. Check your chalet page before planning a menu that depends on a specific piece of gear.
The baseline in every chalet
Whichever property you book, you can count on a full-size oven and stove, a refrigerator, a microwave, an electric kettle, a coffee and tea maker, kitchen utensils, and an outdoor BBQ. That is a real home kitchen rather than a suite kitchenette, which is the practical difference when you are cooking for ten or more. The eight Mountain-cluster chalets also list "cooking basics," the starter set of pantry and cookware items that means you are not buying a saucepan on arrival.
What differs from chalet to chalet
This is the part worth checking before you plan the menu. A dishwasher is listed at nine of the ten chalets — Aqua Villa is the exception, so a big group cooking there should expect to wash up by hand. Four chalets — Corona, Luna, Prima and the 44L — add a kitchen island and barbecue utensils. The 44L additionally lists a freezer, a baking sheet and wine glasses; Aqua Villa lists two refrigerators, which is genuinely useful for a week of groceries. Every chalet page carries its own full amenity list.
Related questions
Do the chalets have a dishwasher?
Nine of the ten list a dishwasher. Aqua Villa does not, so plan on hand-washing there.
Are pots, pans and dishes provided?
Yes — kitchen utensils are listed at every chalet, and the eight cluster chalets add "cooking basics." Bring specialty bakeware or appliances your menu depends on.
Is there a BBQ we can use in winter?
Every chalet has a BBQ, and the cluster chalets list a propane BBQ. Winter grilling is down to you and the weather.