Apartment Batiaz | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Morzine

A three-bedroom chalet apartment in Morzine that accommodates six guests with direct access to the Portes du Soleil ski circuit—one of Europe’s largest interconnected ski areas spanning 600 kilometres across the French and Swiss Alps. Apartment Batiaz sits 800 metres from the Super Morzine lift, positioning you within the beating heart of this year-round alpine destination where winter transforms the landscape into a skier’s paradise and summer unveils hiking trails, mountain-biking routes, and endless outdoor pursuits.

Inside Apartment Batiaz

Apartment Batiaz sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms within a recently built residential block. The 74-square-metre interior flows around an open-plan living hub that serves as your mountain base—floor-to-ceiling windows frame views across the alpine terrain, while a contemporary L-shaped sofa and Smart TV with streaming access create genuine gathering space. The Bluetooth sound system connects your devices, and direct balcony access lets mountain light flood the room throughout the day.

The dining area seats all six guests comfortably. The fully equipped kitchen features everything needed for home-cooked meals: full-sized appliances, cooking basics, and the option to arrange pre-stocked provisions before arrival. A washing machine handles kit between adventures.

Bedroom 1 contains a double bed and a private en-suite bathroom with shower, sink, and WC—the ideal setup for parents seeking some separation from younger guests. Bedroom 2 and Bedroom 3 each feature double beds and share access to the family bathroom. Soft, layered lighting throughout the bedrooms creates evening ambience; ample storage in each room means you won’t live from suitcases. Underfloor heating maintains comfort during colder months, with temperature control via tablet-based systems.

Modern touches include hairdryers in both bathrooms, premium toiletries, a cot and high chair for infants, and a tablet for controlling apartment functions and accessing information about local activities. Wi-Fi reaches all areas, ensuring you can work remotely if needed or stream entertainment during après-ski evenings.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private balcony spans 6 square metres and captures unobstructed views across the Morzine valley. This is where you’ll watch sunrise over the peaks with coffee, or linger as dusk turns the ridgelines amber and purple. The balcony orientation means you catch afternoon and evening light—the kind of space that encourages lingering rather than rushing back inside.

A dedicated ski locker on the building’s ground level stores equipment overnight, keeping your bedroom free from wet kit and boot clutter. Secure parking for one vehicle is included; additional parking is available nearby should you require it.

Access to shared wellness facilities within the residence elevates the après-ski experience significantly. The sauna and steam room provide muscle recovery after days on the slopes; a jacuzzi offers warm-water immersion while starlight reflects off the mountain peaks above. A fitness room caters to guests who prefer indoor training during poor weather.

Location: Morzine and the Surrounding Area

Morzine is the gateway to Portes du Soleil, a UNESCO-designated ski area that connects twelve resorts across France and Switzerland. The village itself sits at 1,000 metres elevation and transforms dramatically with seasons—a working alpine community rather than a purpose-built resort, with genuine local character that persists year-round.

Winter skiing dominates December through April. The Super Morzine lift, less than a kilometre from Apartment Batiaz, connects directly into the circuit. Within the same system, you can ski to neighbouring resorts including Les Gets (known for its mountain-bike parks and family-friendly terrain), Avoriaz (France’s highest ski-in/ski-out village at 1,800 metres), and across the Swiss border to Champéry and beyond. Morzine’s local slopes suit beginner to intermediate skiers; the interconnected system means advanced skiers access steeper terrain at higher elevations.

The village centre, a ten-minute walk downhill, buzzes with activity. Rue du Bourg hosts independent shops, bakeries where Savoyard tarte à la tomme and fresh croissants emerge from wood-fired ovens, and a Carrefour supermarket for self-catering supplies. Traditional restaurants serve raclette, fondue, and tartiflette—the mountainous comfort food that defines this region’s cuisine. Après-ski bars with live music operate nightly during the winter season, particularly around Place de la Crusaz where tourists and locals gather.

Summer, from June through September, transforms Morzine into a trekking and mountain-biking hub. The landscape turns vivid green; wildflower meadows bloom across slopes that were snow-covered months earlier. The Epic Bike Trail, a 85-kilometre cross-country mountain-bike route, begins in Les Gets (11 kilometres south) and loops through Morzine and the Portes du Soleil villages. Hiking trails range from gentle valley walks to challenging multi-day treks; the Chemin de la Forclaz, a scenic ridge walk between Morzine and Avoriaz, takes four hours and rewards effort with panoramic views across the Mont Blanc massif.

Paragliding launches operate from higher elevations within the ski area; several schools in Morzine organise tandem flights that launch from Avoriaz or the Nyon plateau (both accessible by lift in summer). Golf courses exist at nearby Evian-les-Bains (40 kilometres north, twenty-minute drive toward Lake Geneva), where the Evian Championship, a major women’s golf tournament, takes place each July. Wild swimming in the region includes the Lac de Montriond (8 kilometres south of Morzine), where freshwater bathing and paddling work well for families, and the Lac de Morzine itself, a smaller alpine lake within walking distance of the village.

To explore the broader destination and luxury accommodation options, discover luxury villas in Morzine and browse our collection of properties across France. For detailed destination planning and seasonal insights, consult our comprehensive France travel guide, which covers the Portes du Soleil region in depth.

Geneva Airport (80 kilometres northwest, ninety-minute drive) is the primary international gateway; transfer services can arrange collection. Chamonix Valley (50 kilometres south) and Annecy (50 kilometres south-southeast) are alternative bases within the greater Alps region, each with distinct character but less integrated ski infrastructure than Morzine.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment Batiaz works particularly well for families with children aged four to sixteen. The cot and high chair accommodate infants; the three-bedroom layout allows parents to occupy the en-suite room while children share the adjacent bedroom. Babysitting services can be arranged, providing parents with freedom to pursue adult activities—a long lunch in a mountain restaurant, perhaps, or a couples’ spa treatment at one of the wellness centres in Avoriaz or Évian.

Groups of friends—three couples, or four friends sharing—find the shared spaces encourage evening gatherings without feeling cramped. The dining table seats six comfortably; the L-shaped sofa accommodates lounging with distance between people. Skiers of varying ability appreciate Morzine’s range of terrain; non-skiers enjoy hiking, cycling, and village exploration while others are on the slopes.

Multi-generational trips benefit from the en-suite in Bedroom 1, allowing grandparents privacy separate from younger family members. The lift-assisted ski access means even older or less mobile guests can access the slopes without strenuous hiking.

Remote workers renting for a week or longer find Morzine suitable: reliable Wi-Fi, charging points throughout the apartment, and a shift in scenery while maintaining productivity. The kitchen and dining setup support both quick breakfasts before work and evening meal preparation.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Floor area: 74 square metres. Private balcony: 6 square metres.

Nearest major airport: Geneva Cointrin (80 kilometres north-northwest, approximately 90 minutes by car). Transfer services are available; private car hire offers flexibility for day trips.

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour, Morzine village centre, approximately 600 metres (eight-minute walk downhill).

Included in rental: Wi-Fi, underfloor heating, pre-stocking of the fridge (on request), bathroom toiletries, cot and high chair, tablet access for apartment controls. Weekly housekeeping cleans communal areas; in-apartment cleaning can be arranged separately. Bed linen and towels are provided and changed during your stay.

Optional services: Chef or cook available to prepare meals (minimum advance notice required). Babysitting available for evening commitments. Breakfast service can be arranged. Transfers from Geneva Airport or other locations. Ski equipment rental and lessons booked through partner providers.

Check-in timing is flexible depending on previous guest checkout; contact our team for your specific dates. Check-out typically occurs by 10:00 AM, allowing deep cleaning before the next arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Batiaz

How many guests does Apartment Batiaz sleep?

Apartment Batiaz sleeps 6 guests. The three bedrooms contain: Bedroom 1 with a double bed and private en-suite, Bedroom 2 with a double bed sharing a family bathroom, and Bedroom 3 with a double bed also sharing the family bathroom. A cot is available for infants, fitting in either Bedroom 1 or 2. No additional sofa beds or pull-out furniture exists, so maximum occupancy is strictly 6 adults plus one infant in a cot.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Batiaz in Morzine?

Geneva Cointrin Airport is the primary international gateway, located 80 kilometres north-northwest of Morzine—approximately 90 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions (longer during ski season weekends and school holidays when Alpine traffic peaks). Transfer services via private car or shared shuttle can be arranged in advance. Chamonix Airport (60 kilometres south) offers an alternative with slightly shorter transfer times but more limited international flight options.

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

The winter ski season—December through April—represents peak demand and high pricing. January and February offer the most reliable snow coverage, though crowds peak during European school holidays (late December, February half-term, and Easter). March and April bring longer daylight hours, warmer afternoons, and spring skiing conditions. Summer (June through September) suits hikers, mountain-bikers, and paragliders; July and August are warmest but busiest and most expensive. May and October are quieter, with unpredictable weather but lower rates. September offers excellent hiking as summer crowds depart but temperatures remain pleasant.

Is Apartment Batiaz suitable for families with children?

Yes, Apartment Batiaz functions well for families. The cot accommodates infants; high-chair availability supports toddlers. Babysitting services can be arranged, allowing parents to enjoy evening activities independently. The three-bedroom layout gives families layout flexibility. Morzine itself is family-oriented during winter—ski schools accept children from age three, and gentle green runs near the village suit confident child skiers. Summer activity options (hiking, biking, swimming in nearby lakes) appeal to families avoiding ski season. The en-suite in Bedroom 1 provides parents with a private bathroom separate from children, reducing morning congestion.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Batiaz?

Included: Wi-Fi internet throughout the apartment, underfloor heating, bed linen and towels (changed weekly), bathroom toiletries and hairdryers, tablet for apartment control access, cot and high chair, one allocated parking space, access to shared sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and fitness room within the building. Optional services (chef, babysitting, breakfast, pre-stocked fridge, airport transfers) are charged separately and must be requested in advance. Weekly housekeeping of shared building areas is included; in-apartment deep cleaning between guests is standard.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Batiaz?

Morzine village centre lies 600 metres downhill from Apartment Batiaz—eight minutes on foot. The Carrefour supermarket stocks groceries, fresh bread, local cheeses, and prepared foods. Rue du Bourg hosts independent bakeries, butchers, and boutique shops. Restaurants include Le Chamois (traditional Savoyard cuisine, 300 metres), La Caverne (family-friendly, 250 metres), and Atelier Gourmand (modern French, 400 metres). Après-ski bars cluster around Place de la Crusaz (five minutes’ walk), staying open until late evening during winter. Higher-elevation villages accessible by ski lift—Avoriaz (1,800 metres) and Les Gets—offer additional restaurants and bars, typically a five to fifteen-minute lift ride from your position.

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