Chalet Les Granges

Built from raw and noble materials—larch, reclaimed wood, luzerne stone, and wool—the chalet embodies true mountain luxury. Anne-Sophie, who carefully oversaw the project from start to finish, proudly shares, “If we had to do it all over again, we’d do it exactly the same way.”

The family took charge of the interior design as well, visiting Maison & Objet to find the perfect decorative pieces. One standout is the majestic Triple Orbit chandelier from Ango, which now hangs over the dining table. But the true star of the show is the view of Mont Blanc, perfectly framed by the chalet’s soft color palette—white, gray, wood—and natural materials. Anthracite tiles and parquet floors are layered with thick rugs, creating a cozy, serene atmosphere that makes you feel at one with the mountains.

Chalet Les Granges is not only stunning but also exceptionally well-designed. Mountain vacations, especially for larger families or groups of friends, often come with logistical challenges—especially when gearing up for the slopes. But here, everything is effortlessly managed. Every detail of your stay can be planned in advance: babysitting, lift passes, ski rentals, instructors, lessons, excursions, and restaurant reservations.

On-site, accessing the ski area is a breeze, and experienced skiers can even end their day right at the chalet’s doorstep. For others, a private driver ensures a safe return. After a day on the slopes, let your ski gear dry in the dedicated room while you take a dip in the heated pool, relax in the sauna, enjoy a massage, or gather for a family movie in the cinema room. Later, indulge in a raclette or a gourmet meal prepared by a private chef.

Perched on the heights of Combloux, just a few kilometers from Megève and 30 minutes from Chamonix, Chalet Les Granges boasts a prime location. Nestled between two ski areas, guests can access a staggering 500 kilometers of slopes—enough to keep you coming back for more!

“Combloux is a family-friendly area with wide-open spaces, a true hidden gem.” While it’s perfect for skiing and winter sports, the fun doesn’t stop when the snow melts.

As the grass reappears and cows return to the peaks, the mountains transform into a paradise for hikers and strollers. Looking for a bit more adventure? Try mountain biking, paragliding, or even hot air ballooning. The mountains beckon all year round, from January 1st to December 31st!