A playground inspired by aviation.
Aviator centers on a genuine aircraft fuselage, dismantled and rebuilt inside the chalet as a bunk room and play area, portholes, seats, and cockpit fittings intact. It's the most immersive chalet in the collection, and children tend to notice before anyone finishes the tour.
Adults get their own reward: a private sauna, hammam, and hot tub, plus a landing-gear coffee table and a six-player foosball table in the shared spaces. It can also connect internally with neighboring Chalet Squadron for very large groups.
A one-of-a-kind room in Alpine hospitality — a real aircraft, rebuilt for kids.
A complete suite wrapped by its own private terrace.
Named for Amelia Earhart.
One of the most complete rooms in the chalet — space, light, storage, and a full balcony.
Each of these six chalets is entirely independent — its own entrance, its own private terrace, its own address within the residence. What they share is what lies between them: a spa, a gym, a kids' playroom, a ski room, and a scattering of lounges built for the moments a group wants to come together.
It's a rare setup in the Alps, and one that works particularly well for large families, multi-generational trips, or companies booking several chalets at once. Everyone keeps their own space. Everyone has somewhere to meet.
