Hotel Mont Blanc

In the picturesque main square of Megève, and just a few minutes walk to the Chamois cable  ar station, the Mont Blanc is considered one of the most legendary hotels in Megève. This hotel's reputation has steadily grown since the Fifties, when Megève was at the height of its glory and writers, singers and musicians would come there to trumpet their celebrity. With its elegant chalet façade, its distinguished salons and cosy inviting bedrooms, the resort's legendary hotel, its pedigree already well-established, the hotel is now ready for further exciting seasons with its new restaurant and spa. The Hotel Mont Blanc has refurbished the Les Enfants Terribles, now the most refined of  restaurants. The new Pure Altitude Spa offers an indoor pool and jacuzzi open to the sun, and four treatment cabins that fit in perfectly with a pure world of ice and snow.   

Throughout the salon, the library, corridors and restaurant, drawings, lithographs and a fresco by Jean Cocteau all echo the poet's presence.  A unique atmosphere reigns on the next floor and in the bedrooms, with a harmonious combination of English, Austrian and Savoyard styles: light woods, checked fabrics, wing chairs, stag's antlers, standard lamps and throws on the sofas.

The tea-room, famous for its range of teas and eleven kinds of hot chocolate, turns into a bar at 6.00 pm. Known as the "Georges", in tribute to Georges Boisson, who set the hotel on its feet again in 1949, the champagne bar offers a range of top champagne brands and mouth-watering combinations of caviar and foie gras.