La Ferme d'Alpage
Property details
- Guests
16
- Bedrooms
6
- Beds
11
- Baths
6
Facilities
600 m² living space, spread over three floors, featuring stylish interiors.
6 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. The Master Suite is on the third floor while the other bedrooms are on the garden floor. There is also a dormitory for 6 people.
Spacious living space of 150m2 with fireplace, wine cellar, and a custom-made bar.
Open space kitchen facing the dining area.
Two equipped TV lounges (Sonos, Netflix, PS5).
High-speed WiFi throughout.
Large terrace on the kitchen side with outdoor sofas and stunning mountain views.
Large garden with stunning mountain views.
Outdoor pétanque court (+ boules).
South-facing terrace with sun loungers.
Heated interior loggia/balcony (for smokers) overlooking the living room.
Ski room with boot warmer.
Garage (with ping-pong table + 2 electric bikes + storage)
Wellness & Spa
Large outdoor jacuzzi, sauna, and hammam.
Massage room for treatments.
Fully equipped gym with elliptical bike + punching bag + TV/soundbar + weights + kettlebell + skipping ropes + mat.
Services
A housekeeper, private chef & ski instructor can be arranged.
Ski-in & Ski-out
The chalet offers ski-in & ski-out with its prime location just off the Princesse slope.
Budget
From EUR 4900 per night.
Amenities
Location
The Location
Megève, which sits at 1,100 meters in the hollow of the Mont Blanc massif and is easily the chicest ski resort in the French Alps. With the village itself dating back to the 13th century, it became fashionable in the early 20th century thanks to the Rothschild family. After the First World War, Baroness de Rothschild visited the picturesque village and decided it was the perfect place to create her dream of a French ski resort that would rival the Swiss favorite St. Moritz. Seduced by its cobbled streets, traditional farmhouses, and the spectacular views from the Mont d’Arbois plateau, she commissioned Megève’s first hotel and ski lifts in the 1920s, and Megève fast became a magnet for aristocrats and financiers. Its effortless elegance and authenticity, which it has preserved to this day, also lured in iconic stars including Brigitte Bardot, who spent her second honeymoon with Jacques Charrier in Megève in 1959. Today, it is a huge ski area with more than 235 pistes for all levels, which makes it perfect for families. There are also plenty of tree-lined paths for cross-country skiers and idyllic mountain huts for slopeside lunches. Due to its lower altitude, Megève is a well established summer resort too, with beautiful hikes to tick off, including a very special one to the Calvaire waterfalls. For a bird’s-eye view of Mont Blanc, take to the skies with the team at Megève Altiport.
Where to Eat
- offers a great lunchtime experience at the weekend or a great dinner. Set in the Four Seasons Megeve, Mont d’Arbois, you can choose from A La Carte or a set menu with either a wine or non-alcoholic pairing.
- is located near the center, in the M de Megève Hotel, this is a fondue experience like no other, where guests can select their vintage cheeses for the ‘Grand Cru of fondues’.
- is a little mountain bistro on the way to Le Mont d’Arbois, with comforting food and a cozy setting. When the sun shines, you can enjoy the terrace and its views. If you want to walk up from the village, you can take the Chemin du Calvaire path.
An Insider’s Guide to Megève
Read our Megeve Insider’s Guide.
Winter Activities
Megève's ski area has 450km of slopes and 80 perfectly integrated ski lifts within three areas.
Cross-country skiing: a huge range of slopes has been developed recently.
How to Get There
Airports: Geneva (1 hour), Annecy (1 hour 15), Lyon St-Exupéry (2 hours).
Megève heliport is 10 minutes by car.
- Train stations: Sallanches (15 mins), Genève TGV (1 hour).
- Transfer by helicopter from Geneva Airport to Megève heliport takes 20 minutes.
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