Chalet Mont-Blanc

With 375 m² of space, the chalet can host up to 14 guests across five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, making it perfect for large families, visiting cousins, or groups of friends hitting the slopes without stepping on each other’s toes.

The shared spaces are generous: a spacious living room with a fireplace, a convivial dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen with a central island, ideal for cooking together, even if everyone has their own opinion on how to boil pasta.

Nearby, a TV lounge and a private cinema room offer everyone the chance to find their own favorite corner. "We wanted everyone to be together, but also to have their own spaces," explain the owners.

As for the décor, it’s all about understated elegance: large picture windows to frame every view, artisanal touches like a wall rug by Sophia Stryjenska, a key figure in 1920s Polish Art Deco, and playful details such as glass coffee tables shaped like ice blocks, a nod to the glacier just across the valley.

If Chalet Mont-Blanc could be summed up in one word, it would be: view. It’s breathtaking, no matter where you are, all the time. "We have our morning coffee facing the summit, swim in the pool with Mont Blanc framed by the bay, and even the shower comes with a stunning panorama," the owners share.

The spa completes the experience: a 14-meter indoor pool, a sauna with a view, an outdoor Nordic bath, and a lounge with a panoramic wall lit from behind. It’s everything you need to soak in the mountains, even while you’re soaking in warmth.

Outside, the possibilities are endless: ski-in/ski-out in winter, mountain biking and hiking in summer, not to mention the local wildlife — 'We see deer passing by, sometimes a fox, and in the distance hot air balloons or paragliders.' Add the proximity to Megève and Chamonix, and it’s clear this chalet ticks every box for the ultimate Alpine getaway.