The social house.
Gatsby is the chalet for a group that wants its evenings as memorable as its ski days: street art on reclaimed wood, a black-and-gold bar, and a scattering of confidential, lounge-like corners across five floors linked by an elevator.
It's also better equipped than it looks for downtime, a private sauna, a yoga and wellness room, and a hot tub on the terrace, so the pace isn't fixed to one gear.
Theatrical, with one of the chalet's most memorable bathrooms.
A spacious family bunk room, steps from the hot tub.
A one-of-a-kind bathroom built around reclaimed wine-barrel details.
One of the chalet's best outdoor spaces — an open view with no direct neighbors.
The room most in step with the chalet's street-art identity.
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.
