Menor Chalet
This luxurious chalet is the ideal place for your winter holidays: spacious and comfortable, this cocoon, decorated in Old Wood, will be perfect to welcome your family and your friends, within the biggest skiable domain in the World.

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Discover the top Meribel places to stay
You've made up your mind – you want to come to Meribel on your next holiday. But where to stay? Let us help you choose.
With a global reputation for world-class skiing, Méribel is one of the most popular ski resorts in the world. Its location, right at the heart of the largest ski area on Earth, the Three Valleys, is largely responsible for its success.
Several towns and villages come under the umbrella of the brand ‘Méribel’, and are linked by an efficient and free bus service.
As with any resort, the best place to stay depends on who you’re travelling with, what you like to do, and how deep your pockets are. When it comes to booking accommodation in Meribel, there is certainly no shortage of choice. Whether you are looking for luxury hotels, chalets for large groups or apartments that are as close to the lifts as possible, you’ll find it all here.
A chalet in Méribel is the classic mountain experience, whether you want a traditional farmhouse or a sleek modern retreat. You can book fully catered luxury stays with private chefs and concierge services or go for a self-catered break at your own pace. Chalets work for couples, families or big groups and can be booked by the room or exclusively. Many have extras like hot tubs or ski-to-door access, so there’s plenty to choose from.
This luxurious chalet is the ideal place for your winter holidays: spacious and comfortable, this cocoon, decorated in Old Wood, will be perfect to welcome your family and your friends, within the biggest skiable domain in the World.
A stylish alpine escape in the heart of the three valleys.
The chalet is located on the peaceful Route du Plan du Saz, just 200 metres from the piste and lift, although for more experienced skiers, it is possible to ski straight back to the chalet off piste through the trees. The main village is just a five-minute walk away.
An exceptionally elegant and refned property, Chalet Zybeline is the perfect example of contemporary Alpine style.
Warm and welcoming Savoyard-style suite with panoramic views, private terrace and half board for four in Méribel.
The "Aspen" flat is located in a detached chalet in the resort centre.
Apartments in Méribel are a great option if you like the freedom of self-catering and want something to suit your group size and budget. Choose from simple studios to spacious luxury places with features like ski-to-door access, boot warmers or even cinema rooms. Most run on a weekly rental, though shorter stays are often possible in summer. Some companies offer extras such as concierge services or private chefs so you can relax and enjoy your holiday.
Sitting above the Meribel ski resort, the Pierre & Vacances Crets Residence is one of our finest residences in the French Alps following a recent renovation: apartments have been enlarged and redecorated in warm colours, and top-of-the-range furnishings and equipment installed.
Just steps from the center of Méribel (350 m), this former barn, fully redesigned in 2022, is a masterful blend of traditional Savoyard charm and modern sophistication.
They say a good ski apartment only needs three things: location, location, and location. Edelweiss is just minutes’ walk from the centre of Méribel and right next to the piste that runs into the Chaudanne.
The traditional apartment is situated very close to the centre of resort just few minutes walk from the slopes and the tourist office.
Magnificent new apartment of 102 m² located in the Rond Point des Pistes district.
Residence du Tueda is located in the most recent part of Méribel-Mottaret resort, at walking distance from ski lifts and close to the resort centre. It is made up of four savoyard-style buildings and divided into two areas linked by a public inclined lift. The apartments enjoy splendid views the skiing runs.
Méribel has a wide choice of hotels to suit every style and budget, from luxury retreats to family-friendly stays and good value options. Many are smaller and family-run, offering a more personal experience, while aparthotels combine hotel services with apartment-style living. You’ll find ski-in ski-out spots as well as places with pools, spas or childcare. Hotels often give you more flexibility with dates, making them ideal for shorter breaks or spontaneous trips.
Featuring traditional wood and stone architecture, the Residences Les Ravines is made up of a single building. The residence is located in the centre of Méribel, a stone's throw from the shops.
Tucked away in the forest and only accessible by ski or foot, Adray Télébar blends rustic alpine comfort with a lively atmosphere - perfect for couples, families and friends alike.
Their five-star Premium L'Hévana residence is located in the heart of Méribel Centre, a resort renowned for its elegance and traditional feel. From the minute you enter your apartment, you'll feel at home in your stylish haven of peace, with its welcoming decor, featuring wooden elements and natural materials.
Residence du Tueda is located in the most recent part of Méribel-Mottaret resort, at walking distance from ski lifts and close to the resort centre. It is made up of four savoyard-style buildings and divided into two areas linked by a public inclined lift. The apartments enjoy splendid views the skiing runs.
Located right on the pistes in the centre of Méribel-Mottaret close to the ESF ski school and next door to a ski hire shop.
The residence "Les Fermes de Méribel" has spacious and comfortable apartments divided between six small stone and wood chalets. It lies in a pleasant wooded environment in the heart of Méribel Village.
Camping in Méribel is limited but you’ll find a campsite nearby in Brides-les-Bains, open from spring to autumn. For motorhomes, there are a couple of well-equipped areas in and around the resort. The paid-for Caravaneige site offers facilities like electricity, water and a laundry, while the free area at Parking du Saz in La Tania is another option. Some places open in winter but it’s best to check availability before booking.
This campsite is located in Bozel in the Vanoise National Park and gives easy access to Courchevel and Meribel.
Camplodge 3 Vallées is located in Brides les Bains and is the only campsite in the Three Valleys area that gives easy access to Méribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens.
At Parking du Saz there is a large outdoor car park with no facilities for motorhomes and campervans.
Mountain huts and refuges around Méribel offer a rustic and authentic way to experience the Alps. Found high in the mountains or along popular routes, they provide simple meals and cosy places to rest, whether for a break or an overnight stay. Accessible by ski, snowshoe or on foot in summer and winter, they’re a favourite with hikers and skiers who want to soak up views and enjoy a peaceful alpine escape.
Situated at 1650 metres on the Plateau de la Traye, this luxury refuge sits in a beautiful unspoiled area with exceptional views. Claiming to be the first high-end refuge in the French Alps, this isn't your average mountain hut.
At Peclet-Poslet refuge, in the Pralognan Vanoise region, you can experience an overnight stay in the height of the mountains, sleeping at 2747 metres.
A restaurant and refuge located at 1,750m altitude, in the Plan Tueda Nature Reserve, 10 minutes above the lake. Admire exceptional views over the Aiguille du Fruit and enjoy our tasty and hearty cuisine.
At 2126m sits Refuge du Saut. A mountain hut and refuge which is open during the summer from mid June to mid September and is available upon request for the rest of the year.
This beautiful mountain refuge is located in the heart of the Vanoise National Park, in the hamlet of Orgère. With excellent panoramic views and the calm of the quiet mountains, you can overnight here during your hiking trip.
Mountain refuge, awarded the Méribel Label, located at La Traie (1650m) above Les Allues
If you’re after luxury accommodation in Méribel, you’re spoilt for choice. Across the villages, you’ll find elegant chalets and apartments offering all the high-end touches you could wish for, from private pools and spas to hot tubs and even cinema rooms. Méribel Village and the upmarket Le Belvedere area in Méribel Centre are especially popular for luxury stays, with excellent piste access and stylish, comfortable homes. There are also several five-star hotels boasting beautiful spas, gourmet dining and luxurious bedrooms with breath taking mountain views perfect for a truly indulgent alpine break.
If you’re travelling with kids in Méribel, it’s best to stay somewhere with plenty of facilities and services close by so you’re not trekking far in ski boots. Being near the nursery slopes makes life easier if the little ones are booked in for lessons. Méribel Centre, especially around the Chaudanne area, is ideal for quick piste access and getting to the ski schools. For a quieter, more relaxed family vibe, Méribel Village is a great choice, offering a slower pace but still close enough to the main amenities.
If you’re on a budget, you’ll find that the closer you stay to the slopes and resort centre, the higher the prices tend to be. Villages a little further out usually offer better value for money. Méribel has plenty of catered chalets and self-catered apartments that won’t break the bank, especially the ones further from the centre. La Tania is a modern, purpose built spot with affordable apartments and all the local amenities you need like bars, restaurants and shops. For the cheapest option, Brides-les-Bains is hard to beat, it’s linked to Méribel by gondola but has a much quieter, more relaxed vibe. Les Allues and Méribel 1600 are also good choices if you want to stay close but keep costs down.
Ski-in ski-out accommodation is hugely popular in Méribel, especially in the resort centre where you’ll find the best access to the slopes. It’s often pricier and books up fast, so it’s worth booking early if you want to enjoy the convenience of stepping straight onto the snow from your doorstep. Other areas in Méribel also offer ski-to-door options, with Méribel Mottaret standing out as a car-free resort designed for easy piste access. In Méribel Centre, upmarket neighbourhoods and spots near the main lifts give you that wonderful feeling of living right on the runs, making your ski holiday as smooth as possible.
You’ll want to stay as close to Méribel Centre as possible. There are a bars in the other villages but most of the buzzing après-ski action is in the centre itself.
Méribel isn’t just one resort but a collection of villages and sectors, each with its own character. You can stay in the lively centre close to bars and shops, in traditional Les Allues with gondola access, or in quieter Méribel Village. Mottaret at 1700m offers ski-in ski-out convenience while La Tania links easily to Courchevel. From rustic hamlets to modern apartments, each area gives you a different way to enjoy the Three Valleys.
Méribel is the biggest and best known village in the valley with the widest selection of bars, restaurants and shops. Famous for its picture postcard chalets and chalet style apartment buildings and hotels, Méribel has retained all the charm of a traditional mountain village with its wood and stone buildings and forest setting. Fast, modern ski lifts offer easy access to the Méribel valley ski area (150km of pistes) and the three Valleys (600km of pistes).
Méribel Village is a small, traditional hamlet of chalets and converted barns and is a popular destination for those who prefer a tranquil, village atmosphere.
Méribel-Mottaret is a purpose-built resort dating from the 1970s. It shares Méribel’s chalet-style architecture but most of its accommodation is in the form of large apartment blocks and hotels. The resort is mostly car-free and much of the accommodation is ski-in, ski-out. It has a good selection of shops, services, bars and restaurants.
Les Allues is a charming traditional Savoyard village just a short gondola ride from Méribel. It offers a genuine Alpine atmosphere with a mix of chalets, apartments and essential amenities. Ski access is good, though the return run may close early in the season. It’s perfect if you want a peaceful stay close to the slopes with authentic village life.
La Tania is a small, family-friendly resort known for its traffic-free centre and charming wood-clad buildings. Sitting between Courchevel and Méribel, it offers easy access to the Trois Vallées ski area and a relaxed, good-value atmosphere. Perfect for those seeking a quieter, welcoming ski holiday.
Brides-les-Bains is a bustling spa town at 600 metres down at the bottom of the valley, linked with Méribel by the Olympe gondola lift. This valley town offers a decent range of accommodation at a fraction of the price of the Méribel resorts.
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