Les Fermes de Marie

70 cocoon-like alpine bedrooms are filled with carved antique furniture and swaddled in fluffy throws, woolen headboards, and piles of tactile cushions.

Pure Altitude Spa, including rejuvenating alpine-infused treatments, hot stone massages, Japanese baths, and a hammam (Turkish bath).

When it comes to the food, gourmands are well accounted for. In winter, guests can tour the hotel’s four restaurants, including Traditionnel, one of the most beautiful restaurants in all of the Alps, which serves up classic French dishes using the very best local fish and meat; Le Vieux Megève for Savoyard specialties like fondue and tartiflette; and the intimate La Salle à Manger, which focuses on black truffle dishes. In the summer, you can walk—or jump in the hotel’s 4×4— to L’Alpage, its secluded mountain table surrounded by wild meadows.

La Dame de Pic – Le 1920 You can come directly from the slopes for a 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.
Les Grands Crus de Fondue: 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’.
Le Refuge du Calvaire: 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.
Find more tips in our Megeve Insider’s Guide.

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 in recent years.