Apartment Quincy | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Megeve

A three-bedroom chalet apartment in Megève that combines Alpine authenticity with contemporary comfort—Apartment Quincy sits within the prestigious Résidence Stallion, positioned in the Rochebrune neighbourhood where beginner skiers find their confidence and families discover mountain life at human scale. This is the kind of accommodation where you arrive planning to ski every day and instead find yourself lingering over coffee on the balcony, watching Mont Blanc shift through different shades of blue.

Inside Apartment Quincy

Apartment Quincy sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across two levels with the kind of flow that makes group travel feel effortless rather than complicated.

The first floor hosts the master bedroom—a room with its own dressing area, en-suite shower room, and direct access to a private balcony where the morning light arrives first. From here, you step into the heart of the apartment: an open-plan living zone where timber beams run across a high ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mountain view as if it were art on permanent loan. A wood-burning fireplace sits central to this space, its warmth radiating into both the lounge—furnished with a substantial sofa and flat-screen television—and the adjacent dining area where meals become the day’s focal point.

The kitchen occupies one corner of this living expanse, fully equipped with everything required to cook proper meals: modern appliances, generous counter space, and an island that serves as both prep station and casual seating. A raclette machine sits ready for the kind of casual entertaining that defines mountain evenings. Wi-Fi throughout the apartment means work can happen from the comfort of the sofa if necessary, though few guests choose to.

The ground floor contains two additional double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom featuring a shower. One of these bedrooms opens onto a private balcony; both offer the quiet, restful quality that comes from being positioned away from the main living area. High chairs and a baby cot are available on request, making the apartment genuinely workable for families with very young children.

An elevator serves the building, and a dedicated ski locker means equipment stays organized and accessible. Heating throughout responds to the mountain climate, while the Wi-Fi connection keeps the world reachable when needed.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Balconies frame three sides of Apartment Quincy’s experience. The primary balcony—covered for protection from snow and rain—extends from the main living space and becomes the apartment’s most-used room. Outdoor seating here catches the morning sun without the afternoon glare, and the mountain views operate at a quality that makes idle hours feel productive. Another balcony attaches to the master bedroom; a third serves one of the lower-level bedrooms. These aren’t afterthoughts but integral to how the apartment functions.

A garage provides secure parking, essential in a mountain resort where vehicles face both heavy snow and the competitive reality of limited space. The Résidence Stallion itself—the wider property containing Apartment Quincy—offers something increasingly rare in Alpine resorts: a genuine wellness zone. An indoor heated pool operates year-round, meaningful during the months when outdoor swimming becomes theoretical. A sauna sits adjacent, the kind of facility that transforms a tired evening into restoration. A fully equipped gym means morning workouts happen without leaving the building.

Location: Megève and the Surrounding Area

Megève functions as the intellectual and cultural centre of the Évasion Mont-Blanc ski area, a collection of linked resorts spanning 325 square kilometres of terrain across the Haute-Savoie region of the French Alps. The town itself—population around 4,500 year-round but swelling to fifteen times that during winter—retains a quality of Alpine authenticity that larger resorts abandoned decades ago.

Rochebrune, where Apartment Quincy sits, represents Megève’s most accessible skiing. The slopes here favour beginners and intermediate riders, with green runs that teach confidence and blue runs that build skill. A cable car connects Rochebrune directly to Mont d’Arbois, revealing intermediate and advanced terrain fanning across multiple aspects. Mont Joly and Côte 2000 serve advanced skiers seeking steeper pitches; Le Jaillet—Megève’s third major ski area—offers connections to La Giettaz and Combloux, plus off-piste opportunities for very accomplished skiers. The nearby resort of Les Contamines (15km south) adds further terrain for those seeking variety or challenging descents.

Beyond skiing, Megève functions as a proper mountain town. The old centre contains the Place de l’Église, a square around a Gothic church where locals and visitors intersect at the market (held Tuesday through Sunday mornings). Local producers sell cheeses from the surrounding Aravis farms—Reblochon and Tomme de Savoie are regional specialities—alongside vegetables, fresh bread, and flowers. The haute cuisine element is real: Chef Marc Veyrat operates Chez Mickaël, a Michelin-starred restaurant within walking distance of the town centre, though equally compelling are neighbourhood bistros offering traditional Savoyard dishes at human-scale prices.

Summer hiking radiates from Megève in all directions. The Chaîne de Rochebrune offers high-altitude trails with views across the Aravis peaks toward Mont Blanc itself, which stands 35km southeast. The Chaîne du Jaillet, immediately south, contains forest walks and alpine meadows where marmots whistle warnings to hikers. Mountain biking has developed into a serious activity, with trails linking Megève to Combloux and extending into the Aravis massif.

The nearest major airport is Lyon-Saint Exupéry, 130km west, approximately 2.5 hours by car via the A6 and A40 motorways. Geneva Airport (90km north) offers an alternative with similar drive times, particularly for guests arriving from central Europe. The drive from either airport crosses genuinely beautiful territory: from Geneva, the route ascends the Arve valley through Chamonix’s outer suburbs before climbing the Col de la Forclaz into Megève; from Lyon, drivers follow the Rhône valley northward then climb via Albertville and the Val d’Arly.

Winter transforms Megève into something resembling an upmarket version of ski-town life: snow typically arrives in early December and persists through March, with January and February offering the most consistent conditions. The resort fills December 15th through January 5th and again during school holidays (February half-term attracts French and British families). March sees the busiest non-holiday period, when reliable snow combines with longer daylight. Summer (June through September) brings a different clientele: hikers, cyclists, families seeking mountain air without winter’s commitment.

Explore our luxury villas in France for alternatives, or browse our full collection in Megève to find properties matching different group sizes. For deeper destination insight, our Megeve travel guide details seasonal events, restaurant recommendations, and activity planning across all months.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Families with children aged 5-16 find Apartment Quincy particularly well-suited. The Rochebrune slopes have earned a reputation as Europe’s most effective teaching terrain; the building’s wellness facilities (pool and sauna) provide evening activities independent of weather. High chairs and cots accommodate younger travellers. The location—walking distance to the town centre where shops, restaurants, and activities exist—means dependency on car travel decreases compared to more remote Alpine properties.

Groups of friends (typically three couples) work well here. The three-bedroom layout provides privacy without isolation; the shared living and dining areas encourage communal meals and evening gathering. Mixed-ability skier groups benefit from Rochebrune’s terrain range: advanced skiers access challenging runs via cable car within fifteen minutes, while beginners progress at their own pace on protected slopes.

Couples seeking a mountain base without the isolation of standalone chalets appreciate the arrangement. The building offers some anonymity (unlike a small private villa where every coming and going registers with neighbours), while Apartment Quincy’s direct entry via elevator means minimal shared-space interaction beyond the wellness zone.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, and children together—function particularly well here. The master bedroom suits older travellers seeking privacy and accessibility; the secondary bedrooms accommodate younger family members; the living spaces contain enough volume and separation that different sleeping schedules don’t disrupt each other.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests maximum, across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Location within Megève: Rochebrune neighbourhood, approximately 1.5km north of the town centre and the Place de l’Église. The ski lift at Rochebrune sits roughly 2km upslope (accessible by shuttle bus or car).

Nearest airports: Geneva Airport (90km, 2 hours drive); Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (130km, 2.5 hours drive).

Supermarket and provisioning: The Carrefour supermarket in central Megève (1.5km downslope) stocks everything required for self-catering. The Tuesday-Sunday morning market at Place de l’Église offers local produce and speciality items.

What’s included: Heating, hot water, Wi-Fi internet, access to the Résidence Stallion wellness facilities (heated indoor pool, sauna, gym), linen and towels, basic kitchen equipment. Raclette machine, kettle, and other appliances are available. High chair and baby cot provided on request at no additional charge. Ski locker access is complimentary.

Parking: Dedicated garage space included with the booking.

Check-in and flexibility: Standard check-in is 4pm; check-out is 10am. Flexible timing can typically be arranged in advance, particularly during shoulder seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Quincy

How many guests does Apartment Quincy sleep?

Apartment Quincy accommodates 6 guests across 3 double bedrooms. There are no additional sofa beds or annexes. A baby cot and high chair are available on request for families with very young children, enabling comfortable stays with infants, though the sleeping capacity remains 6.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Quincy in Megève?

Geneva Airport lies 90km northwest, approximately 2 hours by car via the A40 motorway and Col de la Forclaz. Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport sits 130km west, roughly 2.5 hours via the A6 and A40. Both airports offer direct transfer services to Megève; private car hire typically costs €120-180 for the Geneva route, €140-220 from Lyon.

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

Winter (December through March) suits skiers and snowboarders. December 15th through January 5th and the February school holiday periods book earliest and cost most. January and February offer the most reliable snow. March provides good skiing with longer daylight, at slightly lower prices and fewer crowds than peak season. Summer (June-September) suits hikers and families seeking cool mountain air; July and August are warmest but busiest. April-May and October-November are shoulder seasons with unpredictable weather and limited facilities.

Is Apartment Quincy suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly for families with children aged 5 and upward. The Rochebrune slopes are genuinely beginner-friendly; the building’s indoor pool provides non-skiing entertainment; the town centre (1.5km away) contains restaurants and shops suitable for families. High chairs and cots accommodate infants. There is no private garden, so very young children cannot safely play outdoors independently. The building sits in a residential area with minimal traffic. Ski school instruction at Rochebrune caters to children from age 3 upward.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Quincy?

The rental includes: heating and hot water, Wi-Fi internet, linen and towels, use of the Résidence Stallion wellness facilities (heated indoor pool, sauna, gym), basic kitchen equipment (including the raclette machine), kettle, and garage parking. A baby cot and high chair are available at no additional charge. Ski locker space is included. Utilities, Wi-Fi, and pool heating do not incur separate charges. Cleaning is typically arranged for turnover days; additional cleaning services can be requested at supplementary cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Quincy?

The Carrefour supermarket in central Megève (1.5km downslope) operates daily and stocks everything required for self-catering. The Place de l’Église market runs Tuesday through Sunday mornings and sells local cheese (Reblochon, Tomme de Savoie), bread, and vegetables from surrounding farms. Chez Mickaël (Michelin-starred, in the town centre) represents fine dining; Le Chamois and La Ferme de la Forclaz offer traditional Savoyard cuisine at moderate prices. Café-restaurants along the main streets of central Megève serve lunch daily. Most establishments sit 1.5-2km away (5-10 minute car journey or 20-30 minute downhill walk).