Up in the Alps
Where to stay
and meet
Megève is not short of luxury hotels, and CMW
was fortunate enough to take a tour of some of
the most popular ones.
Hôtel L’Arboisie
Hôtel L’Arboisie is a 4-star hotel which sits high
above the town.
The hotel bedrooms are designed to feel like
chalet accommodation, and they don’t
disappoint. Luxury runs throughout, from the
spa to the cosy lounge.
The hotel has seven meeting rooms which can
hold up to 60 people in a variety of layouts. The
smallest room measures 25sqm while the largest
is a healthy 70sqm.
Le Ferme de Marie
Le Ferme de Marie is a 5-star hotel hidden away
behind the trees near the centre of the town.
The humble entrance yields a jaw-dropping
reveal as you enter into an open-plan space
comprising the reception, restaurant bar, and,
you can miss it, the library. This extraordinary
hotel is a maze of secrets with fantastically
designed accommodation.
The meetings spaces will surprise you most.
Behind a functional events space ideal for around
60 delegates is a large conference room capable
of holding up to 200. It is accessible via step-free
access and boasts a well-appointed décor and
plenty of tech, including a good number of plug
sockets for the all-important chargers!
Four Seasons Megève
The Four Seasons Megève is the first property
the major hotel chain has entered into the region.
This hotel is the height of luxury, with rooms on
all sides offering stunning views of the town and
broader vista.
The ‘Teen Room’, which comes complete with
pool table, arcade machines, giant TV and
computers is a sight to behold, and can be
converted into a meetings space.
The hotel boasts a superb wine cellar, like
something out of a James Bond film, with the
oldest bottle of wine dating back to 1868 (which
would set you back €238,000).
There are three main event spaces with
delegations up to 180 easily accommodated.
Alpaga
Alpaga is another 5-star residence that offers a
blend of chalet and hotel living. Surrounded by
quiet gardens and with striking views of Mt
Blanc, Alpaga offers a mix of dining and
accommodation offerings.
There are five meetings spaces, the largest of
which can hold 80 people.
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