From Four Seasons Megève to Lodge Park: the 8 best luxury hotels in Megève for 2026-2027, prices checked

Megève opens its entire ski area on 19 December 2026, and on 30 October we checked the price of a January night at eight of its finest addresses on the official booking engines. From Four Seasons Resort Megève, the only Palace in the resort (France’s highest official hotel distinction), to Lodge Park, which turns 100, here are the season dates, restaurants, spas and rates for two, from €610 to €3,150 a night.

☰Contents

1. When do Megève’s slopes open?
2. Mont d’Arbois: a Palace and a Rothschild legacy
3. Three Sibuet houses in the heart of the village
4. Flocons de Sel, three stars at 1,300 metres
5. L’Alpaga and Le Fer à Cheval, chalet style
6. All the prices checked for January 2027

When do Megève’s slopes open?

According to the official lift pass price list, the Évasion Mont-Blanc ski area fully opens on 19 December 2026 and closes on 4 April 2027, snow permitting. A partial opening is planned from the weekend of 5 and 6 December, then daily from 12 December. The ski area links Megève with Saint-Gervais, Saint-Nicolas-de-Véroce, Combloux, La Giettaz and Les Contamines-Hauteluce.

A one-day adult pass costs €65 from 19 December to 19 March, and €52 at the start and end of the season; six days cost €324.50. The hotels reopen between 4 and 18 December. To compare like with like, we checked the same night everywhere, from Sunday 17 to Monday 18 January 2027: none required a minimum stay. It is the same method as in our guide to Gstaad.

Mont d’Arbois: a Palace and a Rothschild legacy

On the slopes of Mont d’Arbois, where Noémie de Rothschild launched a luxury ski resort as early as 1920, two hotels carry on the legacy of the Edmond de Rothschild family.

Four Seasons Resort Megève, the only Palace

Awarded the Palace distinction by Atout France, Four Seasons reopens on 16 December 2026 and stays open until 28 March 2027. Its 55 rooms and suites offer ski-in, ski-out access to the slopes. For dining, there is Benjamin with chef Armando Acquaviva’s French cuisine, Kaito and its Nikkei cooking, between Japan and Peru, the Edmond’s brasserie and L’Idéal 1850, a mountain restaurant on the slopes; the cellar holds more than 17,000 bottles. The spa, with its indoor-outdoor pool, is billed as the largest in the region. Our article on its reopening details what is new this winter.

Price checked: €3,150 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Deluxe Room of 37 to 54 m² with mountain views, the best rate displayed. Depending on the booking engine, taxes, service charges and tourist tax may be added.

Les Chalets du Mont d’Arbois, three family chalets

Just a short walk away, Les Chalets du Mont d’Arbois bring together 40 rooms and suites in three chalets named Ève, Noémie and Alice, furnished with pieces from the Rothschild collection. Four Seasons has no longer managed them since 1 October 2024. The Héritage restaurant serves Alpine brasserie cuisine, and the Susanne Kaufmann spa has a heated indoor and outdoor pool. Season from 18 December 2026 to 21 March 2027.

Price checked: €782 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in an Alpine Room of 23 m², with the flexible “Luge 4 Saisons” offer, which includes breakfast, spa access and a toboggan run; €886 at the standard flexible rate. Tourist tax of €7 extra.

Three Sibuet houses in the heart of the village

The Sibuet family, Jocelyne and Jean-Louis, owns three hotels in the village, all bookable on the same engine.

Les Fermes de Marie, the 1989 hamlet

A Megève institution since 1989, Les Fermes de Marie line up nearly 70 rooms across nine chalets linked to one another, in the middle of a two-hectare park. The Pure Altitude spa covers 1,000 m², with thirteen treatment rooms, a pool and a swimming lane. Guests dine at the Restaurant Traditionnel, where meat turns on the spit in the fireplace, or at the Carnotzet, open in winter only. The hotel is open daily from 11 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.

Price checked: €1,010 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Club Room of 25 m², breakfast included, flexible rate; €1,150 half board. Tourist tax extra.

Lodge Park, 100 years old this winter

At 100 rue d’Arly, near the Chamois gondola, Lodge Park celebrates its centenary this winter. Taken over by the Sibuets in 1996, this five-star hotel has 29 rooms and suites, the Beef Lodge for meat lovers, the Bar du Lodge and a 1,000 m² Pure Altitude spa. New this season, the Chalet du Lodge offers 450 m², five bedrooms and a private pool (our article). Open daily from 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027.

Price checked: €1,220 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Junior Suite of 33 m², breakfast included, flexible rate; €1,420 in a 43 m² Lodge Cabin under the eaves.

Hôtel Mont-Blanc, the four-star of Les Liaisons dangereuses

The only four-star hotel in this selection, Hôtel Mont-Blanc served as the backdrop for Roger Vadim’s Les Liaisons dangereuses, with scenes shot inside the hotel. Its 38 rooms and suites look out over the village or the mountains; hot chocolate is served in the Cocteau lounge, aperitifs at the Les Enfants Terribles bar, and dinner at the Relais Mont-Blanc. Open from 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.

Price checked: €730 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Club Room of 23 m², breakfast included, flexible rate.

Flocons de Sel, three stars at 1,300 metres

At the top of the Route du Leutaz, on the Rochebrune massif, Kristine and Emmanuel Renaut run a Relais & Châteaux house with ten rooms, suites and mazots, small wooden chalets. The restaurant of Emmanuel Renaut, a Meilleur Ouvrier de France, holds three Michelin stars and serves from Wednesday to Sunday. The spa adds a heated indoor pool, a Swedish bath on the terrace and a sauna. The winter season reopens on 4 December 2026.

Price checked: €610 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Superior Room of 30 m² with a private terrace, taxes included. It is the gentlest rate in this guide.

L’Alpaga and Le Fer à Cheval, chalet style

L’Alpaga, facing Mont Blanc and the Aravis

Up on the heights, the Beaumier group’s property looks like an Alpine hamlet between Mont Blanc and the Aravis: 33 rooms and suites, individual chalets, the Bistrot de L’Alpaga and a Susanne Kaufmann spa. Its heated outdoor pool stays open even in the snow. Season from 4 December 2026 to 28 March 2027.

Price checked: €873 a night from 17 to 18 January 2027 in a Classic Room of 28 m², breakfast included, at the non-refundable advance booking rate; €1,012 at the flexible rate. Tourist tax extra.

Le Fer à Cheval, 350 metres from the Chamois

This five-star hotel with chic chalet decor stands 350 metres from the Chamois gondola, in the centre of the village. It has two restaurants, Le Traditionnel and L’Alpage, devoted to Savoyard specialities, a fireside bar, two pools and a Kos Paris and SkinCeuticals spa. Open from 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027.

Price: we were unable to display a rate on the official booking engine for January. Reservations can be made on +33 4 50 21 30 39.

All the prices checked for January 2027

These rates were checked on 30 October 2026 on the official booking engines, for two adults and the cheapest room available, for the night of Sunday 17 to Monday 18 January 2027. They change every day, so treat them as a guide. For other Alpine resorts, see also the new luxury ski hotels this winter.