Inside Mark Wright’s luxury £1k a night incredible ski holiday in France
TELEVISION presenter Mark Wright has set tongues wagging after he jetted off on a luxury skiing holiday.
The media personality has been showing off his winter vacation in the French Alps.
The former Towie star has been active in the Val Thorens area of the French Alps as he has been enjoying the winter sport hobby.
Mark, 35, opted to spend his precious time at the Village Montana resort.
According to the website, the chain – which also has a branch in the luxury area of Val-d’Isère – could set Mark back hundreds of pounds, depending on the type of accommodation.
A standard room comes at a minimum of £480 at the cheapest, whilst a 4 bedroom residence could set the star back over £4,000 for a 2 night stay.
The luxury chain boasts a range of facilities including hotels, chalets and plush residences for tourists to make the most of.
But it seems the media personality has taken full advantage of his stunning surroundings as he has repeatedly taken to social media.
Mark has been giving his fans a glimpse of the winter getaway as he as posted several short clips of the stunning views onto his Instagram story.
Away from the action, Mark chose to unwind by drinking local Brasserie Du Mont Blanc beer.
For every 75 centilitres of the beverage, this could set Mark back nearly £9.
Also included within the facilities of the resort is a plush restaurant.
According to the establishments website, a wide array of dishes are available from rump steak, coarsely salted beef rib, Burgers and a range of Pizza with mozzarella, arugula, cherry tomatoes, pesto, Buffala, and parmesan shavings.
Gourmet dishes are also on offer if the Heart Radio DJ opts for a more formal meal, with recipes such as breast of veal confit with homemade mashed apple juice, Milk-fed lamb from Aveyron, Salmon gravlax with lemon caviar also on offer.
Traditional skiing treats like Savoyard Fondue and Pierrades are also available for selection, with pastries freshly prepared by the dedicated chef.
Away from the slopes, a spa with treatments ranging from £44 for a head massage, to over £240 for a comprehensive after-ski massage.
However, it seems Mark is busy enjoying the fresh air on the mountains as he skis on the 70 open slopes available.
