Apartment de Lady | 2-Bedroom Chalet in Megeve Megeve

Five guests, two bedrooms, one balcony overlooking the snow-dusted peaks of the French Alps—Apartment de Lady sits in the heart of Megeve, metres from the Rochebrune lift and the village’s cobbled heart. This 67-square-metre ski chalet rental in Megeve combines alpine warmth with contemporary ease, making it the kind of base where families and small groups actually want to spend their entire mountain season, not just sleep between days on the slopes.

Inside Apartment de Lady

Apartment de Lady sleeps 5 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom features a double bed paired with an en-suite bathroom housing both a bath and shower combination—the setup where you can soak post-skiing without leaving your private space. The second bedroom is purpose-built for families or groups with a single bed and two bunk beds, giving three sleeping positions in one compact, child-friendly layout. A separate family bathroom with bath and shower serves the rest of the apartment.

The open-plan living zone is where life actually happens. A generously-sized sofa faces a wood-burning fireplace—the kind that throws real heat on freeze-frame mornings—while a Smart TV handles streaming for quieter evenings. Floor-to-ceiling windows open directly onto a private balcony, and in winter, you’re staring directly at the Mont Blanc massif. In summer, the same view shows you rolling green meadows stretching toward the distant peaks.

The dining area seats five comfortably. The kitchen is fully equipped: oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge-freezer, Nespresso machine, toaster, and kettle. This is not a studio kitchen. This is the kind of space where families can prepare proper meals, and where breakfast becomes an actual ritual instead of a grab-and-go. Wi-Fi runs throughout, and the hairdryer and Smart TV are standard issue.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The furnished outdoor terrace is your release valve. In winter, it’s the place to warm your hands around a coffee mug and watch the village wake up. In summer, breakfast on this terrace—with the wood-burner now redundant and the kitchen prepped ahead—becomes the highlight of the day. The terrace faces the mountain views that define Megeve’s appeal.

Underground parking means no mornings spent scraping ice or hunting for spaces. A dedicated ski locker keeps your equipment secure and accessible—essential in a resort where people’s skis and boots are perpetually being swapped around. This detail matters more than it sounds.

Location: Megeve and the Surrounding Area

Megeve sits 90 minutes from Geneva Airport, making it accessible without the drive becoming an ordeal. The resort itself spans over 400 kilometres of pistes across interconnected mountains, with terrain for absolute beginners through expert off-piste routing. The Rochebrune lift is literally metres away—no bus ride, no cable car queue, just walk out and ride up.

Winter defines Megeve for many visitors. The ski season typically runs from December through April, with January and February offering the most reliable snow. The village transforms into an après-ski destination: Le Chamois offers Savoyard classics, while Cote Ouest delivers seafood in an alpine context. The narrow streets around the Église St Jean hold boutique shops and smaller family-run restaurants where you eat because the food matters, not because you’re trapped in a hotel restaurant.

Summer is different but equally compelling. Hiking trails web through the surrounding valleys—the Tour du Mont Blanc passes near here, and the Mont d’Arbois golf course offers 18 holes with unobstructed Mont Blanc views from multiple fairways. Horse riding, mountain biking, and paragliding operate from June through September. The Megeve summer festival brings live music and outdoor cinema in July. Families find rock pools in the mountain streams around nearby villages like Chamonix, 45 kilometres north, which is worth a day trip for the Mer de Glace glacier and the Aiguille du Midi views.

Annecy, 60 kilometres south, holds a different appeal entirely: medieval old town, a pristine lake for swimming and kayaking, and restaurants that have earned Michelin attention. Chamonix to the north is the bigger, more chaotic resort, useful for its equipment shops and dining range but less charming than Megeve’s quieter elegance.

The Megeve market (Tuesdays and Saturdays in the village centre) sells local cheese, cured meats, and vegetables. Supermarkets—Carrefour is within walking distance—handle daily supplies. For dining beyond your terrace, explore our luxury villas in Megeve guides for restaurant recommendations, and our full collection in France will show you the broader range of accommodation options if you’re planning multiple trips. For deeper destination insight, read our Megeve travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment de Lady works for families with primary-school-age children who need space but not a vast mansion. The bunk bed setup in bedroom two is genuinely practical, not decorative. Parents get their en-suite and sleep undisturbed while kids occupy their own room metres away, visible on the apartment’s open layout.

It suits two couples who want to share a rental without sharing everything—each couple has a proper bedroom and bathroom access. Groups of three to four friends work well here, particularly friends who enjoy cooking together and eating communal dinners.

It’s less suitable for parties of eight or nine, which is when you genuinely need a larger chalet. It’s also worth noting that Apartment de Lady doesn’t include a pool—so it’s not built for guests whose priority is lying beside water. This is a mountain base for people who came to ski, hike, or simply sit on a balcony watching the light change across the peaks.

Practical Information

Capacity: 5 guests, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Geneva Airport (Aéroport de Genève-Cointrin), approximately 90 kilometres away, roughly 90 minutes by car via the A41 motorway.

The rental includes Wi-Fi, a pre-stocked fridge (arrange this ahead), bathroom toiletries, and access to optional chef/cook services, babysitting, breakfast preparation, and airport transfers—all arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas with advance notice. Heating is included. Linen and towels are provided. The wood-burning fireplace operates seasonally.

Check-in timing is flexible depending on the previous guest’s departure and housekeeping turnover—ask Excellence Luxury Villas about early arrival or late departure possibilities when booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment de Lady

How many guests does Apartment de Lady sleep?

Apartment de Lady accommodates 5 guests maximum. Bedroom one contains a double bed. Bedroom two contains one single bed and two bunk beds, providing three sleeping positions. This layout works well for families where parents occupy the main bedroom and children or additional guests use the bunk arrangement, or for two couples plus one additional guest.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment de Lady in Megeve?

Geneva Airport (Aéroport de Genève-Cointrin) is the nearest major airport, located approximately 90 kilometres away, with a transfer time of roughly 90 minutes by private car via the A41 motorway. Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange airport transfers with advance notice. Some guests also use Chambéry Airport (about 120 kilometres, 2 hours), which occasionally offers better flight options from UK airports.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment de Lady?

Winter (December to April) is peak season for skiing, with January and February offering the most reliable snow coverage across the 400+ kilometre Megeve ski network. January brings fewer crowds than December or Easter holidays. Summer (June to September) suits hikers and families seeking green mountains and moderate temperatures—July hosts the Megeve summer festival with outdoor music and cinema. September and June offer the quietest, most pleasant weather with fewer visitors. December can be unpredictably snowy but brings festive village atmosphere. April transitions toward spring skiing, with slushy mornings but sunny afternoons.

Is Apartment de Lady suitable for families with children?

Yes, it’s well-designed for families. The bunk bed setup in bedroom two is specifically suited to children; babysitting is available through Excellence Luxury Villas. The apartment has no internal stairs or hazards. Winter families benefit from the Rochebrune lift being metres away, with dedicated children’s ski schools operating nearby. Summer families access hiking trails, paragliding experiences for teenagers, and horse riding from Megeve’s centre. The kitchen allows family meal preparation. However, note there is no pool, so families prioritising water access should explore other options.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment de Lady?

The rental includes Wi-Fi throughout the apartment, heating, linen, towels, bathroom toiletries, and use of all listed amenities (wood-burning fireplace, Smart TV, fully equipped kitchen, outdoor furniture). A pre-stocked fridge can be arranged in advance. Optionally available at additional cost: chef/cook services, babysitting, breakfast preparation, and airport transfers—all coordinated through Excellence Luxury Villas when you book.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment de Lady?

Apartment de Lady sits within walking distance of Megeve village centre. Le Chamois (50 metres from the apartment) specialises in Savoyard fondue and raclette. Cote Ouest (100 metres) serves seafood and fish. The Megeve market runs Tuesdays and Saturdays in the village square, selling local cheese, charcuterie, and seasonal vegetables. Carrefour supermarket is within 200 metres for daily supplies. The village also holds boutique clothing shops, equipment hire for skiing and summer sports, and several cafés for coffee and pastries. For broader dining and activity recommendations, consult our Megeve travel guide.