Apartment Camembert | 4-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Megeve Megeve

A 4-bedroom chalet apartment in Megeve delivers Alpine living for ten guests seeking direct access to France’s most elegant ski resort. Apartment Camembert sits in the Demi Quartier area, positioning you five minutes by car from Télécabine de la Princesse and walking distance to Megeve’s cobbled village centre. Winter mornings mean sunrise slopes; afternoons bring wandering through haute-couture boutiques and Michelin-starred dining rooms.

Inside Apartment Camembert

Apartment Camembert sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor reveals an open-plan living arrangement where a corner sofa faces a working fireplace, its wood smoke curling beneath timber ceilings. A flatscreen television anchors the lounge; steps away, the dining table seats the full party. The kitchen runs modern: dishwasher, microwave, electric juicer, blender, coffee machine, and kettle occupy gleaming countertops alongside ample prep space. Three double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms featuring walk-in showers and wood-panelled walls, occupy the upper levels. The fourth bedroom—a chalet-style family room positioned on the lower floor—contains two single beds and a set of bunk beds, purpose-built for children aged 5–12. An en-suite shower serves this space too. Cots and high chairs arrive on request, making the apartment equally functional for families with infants. Ski lockers occupy dedicated storage, and private on-site parking eliminates resort congestion.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden terrace faces south, framed by Alpine peaks. Morning light hits the seating area as you take coffee—the silence of mountain air broken only by distant cowbells from higher pastures. This is where the day is planned: Which slope first? Which restaurant for lunch? The terrace functions as an extension of the apartment itself, a place to decompress after afternoon skiing when your legs remember every mogul. Mountain views dominate the outlook; no crowded resort vista, but genuine altitude and rock face. The outdoor seating invites lingering into early evening, when the Demi Quartier valley turns rose-gold.

Location: Megeve and the Surrounding Area

Megeve sits within the Évasion Mont-Blanc ski area, anchored by three distinct ski zones totalling 325 kilometres of pistes. The resort itself—a genuine town, not a purpose-built station—centres on Place de l’Église, where a twelfth-century chapel sits flanked by designer boutiques (Hermès, Chanel, Prada occupy prime corners). Télécabine de la Princesse, 5km from Apartment Camembert by car, ascends Mont d’Arbois. The mountain spreads multiple exposures: green runs wind through forest; red slopes demand technique; the Côte 2000 and Mont Joly deliver genuine steeps for expert skiers. Rochebrune, accessible via Télécabine du Chamois in Megeve’s centre (3.2km away), specialises in beginner and intermediate terrain—blue and green pistes dominate. Le Jaillet (northeast of centre, 4.5km) connects to La Giettaz and Combloux; off-piste skiing is available for advanced mountaineers. Freestyle parks operate at Rochebrune and the Jaillet summit.

Beyond winter: summer transforms Megeve into a hiking base. Trails radiate toward Col du Forclaz (8km, moderate 3-hour walk) and Mont d’Arbois (accessible by lift, then descent on foot to charming alpine cabins). Mountain biking terrain ranges from genteel valley circuits (Megeve to Praz-sur-Arly, 12km loop) to technical ridge routes. The Megeve sports complex houses an outdoor pool (open June–September). Restaurants cluster in the old town: Michelin-starred establishments include Le Prieuré (Michelin one star, traditional Savoyard cuisine) and Flocons de Sel (two stars, contemporary alpine cooking). Casual options—La Cour des Pres, Le Chamois—serve fondue and raclette. Supermarkets: Carrefour sits 1.2km from the town centre.

Megeve lies 1.5 hours (90km) southeast of Geneva Airport (the primary entry point). Chamonix, home to Mont Blanc’s needle peaks and extreme skiing, sits 40km northeast. Saint-Gervais-le-Fayet (16km away) offers a secondary train connection to the Chamonix Valley. Annecy—a lakeside town celebrated for its medieval old quarter and Lac d’Annecy—lies 60km northwest; summer swimming and alpine scenery make it an ideal non-ski day trip. December through early March delivers reliable snow and peak season atmosphere. April brings spring touring (skiing at altitude, meadow snow-fields below), while September–October offers autumn hiking and fewer crowds. For destination inspiration, explore our Megeve travel guide and our collection of luxury villas in Megeve.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 3–15 benefit most from Apartment Camembert. The family bedroom’s bunk beds eliminate negotiation over sleeping arrangements; the cot and high chair support guests with infants. Proximity to beginner ski schools (located above town) means children progress from lessons to family slopes within days. Multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, teenagers, young children—spread comfortably across four rooms; three adults sleep in double beds, whilst children and a nanny occupy the family suite. Groups of 8–10 friends planning a ski week find the layout ideal: couples claim the three doubles; the family room becomes a social hub for card games and laughter. The fireplace and open-plan living ensure everyone converges naturally at dinner time, rather than splintering across separate wings.

Practical Information

Apartment Camembert accommodates 10 guests: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Geneva Aéroport International (90km northwest, approximately 90–120 minutes by car depending on conditions and traffic). The closest supermarket is Carrefour, 1.2km from Megeve’s town centre. Amenities included: Wi-Fi (suitable for remote work), heating throughout, flatscreen television, fireplace with wood supply, fully equipped kitchen, en-suite bathrooms with showers, cots and high chairs (available on request). Private parking on the grounds eliminates the need to hunt for resort spots. Ski locker storage prevents clutter in bedrooms. Linen and towels are provided (confirm with your booking coordinator); cleaning takes place between guests.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Camembert

How many guests does Apartment Camembert sleep?

Apartment Camembert sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Three bedrooms contain double beds (6 guests); the fourth bedroom has two single beds and a set of bunk beds (accommodates 4 children or 2 adults plus 2 children). Cots for infants and high chairs are available on request, making the property suitable for families with very young children.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Camembert in Megeve?

Geneva Aéroport International lies 90 kilometres northwest, approximately 90–120 minutes by car. This is the primary gateway for most guests. Alternative: Chambéry Airport (Aéroport de Chambéry-Savoie-Mont-Blanc) sits 150km south, roughly 2.5 hours’ drive, and serves budget carriers. Saint-Gervais-le-Fayet train station (16km away) connects to Paris and other French cities via rail.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Camembert?

Winter (December–March) is peak season: reliable snow, full ski operations, vibrant après-ski scenes. December and early January offer fewer families but higher prices; late January through February brings the most consistent conditions. Easter (March/April) stretches the season; spring touring and glacier skiing become options. Summer (July–August) draws hikers and cyclists; temperatures range 18–24°C (64–75°F). September offers the quietest experience with perfect hiking weather and clear skies—fewer tourists clog mountain trails. October brings autumn colours and calm conditions, ideal for non-skiers.

Is Apartment Camembert suitable for families with children?

Yes. The chalet-style family bedroom with bunk beds and twin beds suits children aged 4–14. Cots and high chairs accommodate infants and toddlers. Megeve’s beginner ski schools (located above the town centre, 3.2km away) enrol children from age 3; group lessons and private instruction are widely available. The family suite offers an en-suite bathroom, allowing parents to supervise bathing routines easily. Summer activities—hiking, cycling, the outdoor pool (June–September, 2km away)—keep older children engaged. The fireplace and games space provide rainy-day entertainment. Restaurants in the village cater to families, with kids’ menus standard.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Camembert?

Included: Wi-Fi connectivity, full heating, linen and towels (confirm quantity with property contact), kitchen equipment (dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, kettle, electric juicer, blender), all bathrooms (walk-in showers, toiletries typical of higher-grade rentals), flatscreen television, fireplace with wood supply, private parking, and ski locker storage. Cots and high chairs are complimentary upon request. Cleaning at turnover is standard; confirm whether mid-week cleaning is available. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included in the rental price.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Camembert?

Megeve’s village centre (walking distance or 5–10 minute drive) hosts Flocons de Sel (Michelin two stars, 800 metres from the village centre; contemporary alpine cuisine), Le Prieuré (one star; traditional Savoyard dishes), and Le Chamois (casual fondue and raclette). Supermarket: Carrefour (1.2km, 12 minutes walk). Designer boutiques (Hermès, Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton) line Place de l’Église and Rue Ambroise Martin (the main shopping street). Local markets operate year-round; seasonal produce stalls appear near the church square on weekend mornings. For broader destination guidance and alternative dining recommendations, consult our luxury villa rentals in France.