The 5 Most Beautiful Hotels in Megève

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Megève, baby! Five hotels, five vibes. American-style lodge, hidden refuge off the radar, five-star palace, or ultra-chic family hamlet… here’s a spotlight on the most desirable spots to stylishly drop your Moonboots.

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Forget the traditional rustic chalet : Le Lodge Park Megève goes full wild luxury. Just steps from the Chamois gondola, this 5-star hotel in Megève blends trapper spirit and chic alpine flair with patinated leather, stylish tartans, club armchairs, a crackling fireplace, and deer heads in the décor. You’d almost think you were in Montana. The 28 rooms (25–43 m²) including 22 suites (33–90 m²) are warm and spacious, especially the stunning attic Junior Suite with fireplace, Ralph Lauren fabrics, and wooden-rimmed bathtub perfect for long après-ski soaks. Unless you prefer heading to the brand-new Longevity Spa – Pure Altitude x The Recode Club (1,000 m²), ideal for chilling between sauna, hammam, and bespoke regenerative treatments. In the evening, carnivores rejoice at Beef Lodge, the hotel’s steakhouse crowned with 2 Gault & Millau toques, featuring Black Angus, Tomahawk, and whisky-flambéed picanha. Later, everyone meets at the Bar du Lodge, a true local institution serving the best Moscow Mule in Megève. Here, mountain spirit flirts with urban audacity : luxury becomes a stylish playground.
From €580 per night, breakfast included.

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In Megève, temple of quiet luxury, true style is spelled discretion. Zannier Hotels Le Chalet embodies this art of wintering incognito : an ultra-refined cocoon near the village, where you retreat after a hot chocolate at Le Hibou Blanc and a shopping stop at Hermès. Skiing ? Optional. With only 12 rooms offering absolute comfort, the hotel cultivates a hushed atmosphere with XXL fireplaces, exceptional textiles, and tastefully curated furniture. Extras include an elegant bistro, an intimate spa with pool, and, for a thrill, Mont-Blanc helicopter flights, horseback rides, and even private mountain photoshoots.
From €720 per night.

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Iconic, ultra-central, and delightfully couture, Hôtel Mont-Blanc Megève remains the address that makes lovers of the village smile knowingly. Facing the square, the steeple, and the falling snow, this mythical 4-star hotel showcases French elegance in an alpine version. Jean Cocteau, a loyal guest, called it “the 21st arrondissement of Paris”, and it shows : style thrives at altitude. The 38 rooms including 11 suites (22–44 m²) blend vintage glamour and modern touches: blond wood, amethyst accents, powdery velvet, and subtle 1950s echoes. Special mention for the Jean Cocteau Signature Suite, 44 m² of arty inspiration flooded with light. Gastronomy shines at the Relais Mont-Blanc, awarded 2 Gault & Millau toques, reimagining Alpine classics with flair: truffled épogne, macaroni with Vacherin fribourgeois, braised beef cheek with Mondeuse wine. In the afternoon, head to the tearoom for a grand-cru hot chocolate or irresistible homemade Mont-Blanc (available to take away), then toast with a vintage Perrier-Jouët at Les Enfants Terribles, the champagne bar. Between heritage and coolness, this cult hotel proves that in Megève, chic isn’t invented : it’s lived, fur-lined boots and champagne flute in hand.
From €230 per night in summer and €340 in winter, breakfast included.

In 1963, Baron Edmond de Rothschild envisioned an insider hideaway, elegant without showing off. The result : three chalets named Ève, Noémie, and Alice, a nod to his daughters, hosting 40 rooms (including 8 loft-style suites) with panoramic views of the peaks. Architect Pierre-Yves Rochon crafted a refined décor where alpine tradition meets contemporary elegance. The restaurant highlights organic regional products through precise, sophisticated dishes. The spa is a true sanctuary of calm and light, with white marble, panoramic sauna, and ultra-clean treatments by Susanne Kaufmann. A singular address blending alpine tradition and modern elegance.
From €347 per night.

Altitude : 1300 m. From the moment you enter, the tone is set : generous volumes, abundant natural light, and a contemporary art collection. Designed by Baronne Ariane de Rothschild and Pierre-Yves Rochon, this sumptuous palace opened in 2017 brings mountain luxury to its peak. The 55 rooms and 14 suites feature marble bathrooms, sculpted balconies overlooking the peaks, and every comfort imaginable. Gastronomy shines across three distinct venues: Brasserie Benjamin by chef Acquaviva; Kaito for a Japanese escape; and Le Bar Edmond, perfect for a chic pause between runs. The flake-inspired spa offers cocoon treatment rooms around a dreamy indoor pool bathed in soft, Instagram-filter light. Special mention for the state-of-the-art kids club with arcade and private cinema : enough to delight little ones without disturbing the serene ambiance.
From €1950 per night.

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