Sutrelia / Destinations / Megève
Alpine · Mont Blanc · French Alps
Rothschild-founded and quietly aristocratic, Megève pairs cobbled-village charm with three Michelin stars, horse-drawn sleighs and Mont Blanc views.
When to go
Ski season mid-December to early April; mid-January and March are calmest. Summer brings golf, hiking and the jazz festival.
Getting there
Geneva 1h15 by private chauffeur; Lyon 2h15. Megève Altiport receives helicopters and light aircraft — roughly 20 minutes from Geneva by helicopter.
What we arrange
Hotels and chalets, private transfers and helicopters, restaurant reservations, guides, events and everything in between — on one WhatsApp thread.
Where to stay
Every hotel here is one we know personally. Tell us your dates and we will come back with availability, the right room category and any partner benefits that apply.
Rothschild-family resort on the Mont d'Arbois slopes with Kaito, Brasserie Benjamin, a vast spa and Mont Blanc views.
EnquireNine reassembled Savoyard farmhouses — the original Megève hideaway, with a celebrated Pure Altitude spa.
EnquireEmmanuel Renaut's intimate chalet hotel above the village, where the three-star restaurant and Nordic spa share the forest.
EnquireWhere to eat
Emmanuel Renaut's mountain-foraged tasting menus — the only three-star kitchen in the northern Alps.
3 Michelin starsVegetable-forward gastronomy at the Alpaga hotel, with Mont Blanc framed in the window.
1 Michelin starChef's-counter fine dining from the former two-star Four Seasons chef; intimate, menu-less and booked weeks ahead.
1 Michelin starFour Seasons' slope-side mountain restaurant on Mont d'Arbois — rotisserie, raclette and a Mont Blanc-facing terrace.
Insider tableThings to do
Fur-blanketed calèche through the village and snowy lanes to the Calvaire — Megève's signature romantic outing.
445km of tree-lined pistes across Megève, Saint-Gervais and Combloux with a dedicated instructor.
Sightseeing rotation from Megève Altiport over the Mer de Glace and the Aiguille du Midi.
Henry Cotton's 1964 alpine course at 1,300m — summer-only and among Europe's most scenic 18 holes.
Half-day masterclass and lunch in a chef's kitchen, arranged through our partner houses in the village.
Insider note
Ask for the Rochebrune side for quieter tree skiing; Mont d'Arbois is where the crowds and the see-and-be-seen lunches are.
Enquire
Tell us your dates, how many of you are travelling and what you want arranged. Our team comes back within one working day with a shortlist and a quote — not a brochure.
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