Designed for families and long evenings together.
Hearth is the most straightforward chalet in the collection, and that's the point: a kitchen built for cooking for ten to twelve, a separate games room with a pool table and foosball, and bedrooms split cleanly between two floors.
It suits families who want a chalet that works hard without asking anything of them, a private terrace hot tub, an elevator, and a proper laundry room included.
One of the chalet's best bathrooms, built around a single carved stone tub.
A long, light-filled suite that feels open despite having no real balcony.
A favorite for waking up to the view directly from bed.
A playful, photogenic pink tub on an otherwise understated floor.
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.
