Snow blankets Méribel from December through April. The resort sits in the heart of the Three Valleys, giving you access to 600 kilometers of pistes without ever removing your skis. Hotels fill the village center. But three chalets stand apart, each offering a different way to live the mountain.
Chalet Queen Mijane: Savoyard Soul Meets Modern Comfort in Méribel Village
Pine trees and mountains line the quiet hamlet where Chalet Queen Mijane stands. Clear wooden planks compose the facades. Grey country stone shapes the two lower floors.
Traditional Savoyard exterior, contemporary interior atmosphere—architect Jean-Michel Villot designed the communion between architecture and landscape.
Large bay windows flood the space with natural light that plays off raw materials throughout. Wood in various species, stone in different shapes and colors, thick alpine fabrics—the ensemble creates warmth without heaviness. Twelve guests spread across five bedrooms: three doubles, one master suite, and a kids' room with two bunk beds. Each bedroom opens to a terrace facing surrounding nature. An independent studio adds a TV corner, sofa area, wardrobe, lounge, terrace, double/twin bed, and ensuite bathroom.
A staircase and elevator connect all floors. The living space flows in grey and beige tones. A stone fireplace separates the dining room from the living room, where a library and piano anchor the volumes. The semi-professional kitchen hides behind a sliding door when you want it out of sight.
The wellness level dedicates itself entirely to water. A 7.5 by 3 meter mirror pool overlooks pine trees. A stone hammam fits six people. Massage room, shower, toilet, relaxation area—everything you need after slope days. Queen Mijane has welcomed guests since 2018 as one of Méribel Village's most beautiful builds.
Chalet Queen Mijane
📍 Méribel Village
🛏️ 5 bedrooms + studio (12 guests)
💆 Pool 7.5m x 3m, hammam, massage room
🏔️ Pine forest setting, terraces from each bedroom
Chalet Hadrien: Méribel's Largest Terrace Faces the World Cup Slalom Piste
Steps from the Doron piste and village center shops, Chalet Hadrien holds the most exclusive position in Méribel valley. The exterior architecture commits to authenticity: facades mixing wood and ancient stone reinforce rustic character. The largest terrace in Méribel delivers unobstructed views of the World Cup slalom piste—front row seats for champion watching.
Vast spaces and luxury equipment define the experience. Eight superb bedrooms accommodate up to 14 guests. The wellness area invites post-ski relaxation through a counter-current pool, sauna, and large hammam ensuring everyone's happiness. Family or friends, the chalet's architecture, refined decoration, and luxurious equipment guarantee mountain holiday success.
Chalet Hadrien
📍 Steps from Doron piste & village center
🛏️ 8 bedrooms (14 guests)
💆 Counter-current pool, sauna, large hammam
🏔️ Méribel's largest terrace, World Cup piste views
Chalet Mont Tremblant: Ski In Ski Out Modern Living in Resort Center
Chalet Mont Tremblant anchors itself in Méribel's heart with ski in ski out access and modern alpine aesthetics. Six spacious bedrooms each feature a fireplace and mountain views, marrying contemporary comfort with traditional charm.
Entertainment spaces span hammam, sauna, fitness facilities, and cinema room. Five star service includes concierge assistance, private chef, babysitting, and seamless transfers. The immense terrace houses an infinity pool and jacuzzi with unparalleled Three Valleys views—luxury at altitude.
Chalet Mont Tremblant
📍 Méribel center, ski in/ski out
🛏️ 6 bedrooms with fireplaces
💆 Hammam, sauna, fitness, cinema, infinity pool & jacuzzi
🏔️ Three Valleys views, 5-star service with chef
