Apartment Imogen | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Montriond Morzine

A three-bedroom chalet apartment in Montriond puts you 2km from Morzine’s bustling centre and within walking distance of the Super Morzine cable car—the gateway to Europe’s largest ski terrain. Apartment Imogen sleeps 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, designed for families and groups seeking mountain accommodation with genuine alpine charm rather than sterile resort convenience. The 76-square-metre space combines contemporary comfort with the kind of thoughtful design that makes returning guests actually want to come back.

Inside Apartment Imogen

Step through the entrance and the open-plan living and dining area immediately draws your eye to the kitchen—fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave, and coffee machine, the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty. The living room anchors itself around a comfortable sofa and television, while the dining table seats everyone for shared meals. A small mezzanine relaxation zone tucked above—furnished with bean bags—offers a quiet retreat when the main space fills with activity.

Three bedrooms spread across the apartment’s footprint. Bedroom 1 features a double bed (separable on request) with its own ensuite bathroom fitted with shower, sink, and towel rail. Bedroom 2 mirrors this layout: a double bed and private ensuite with the same shower and basin configuration. Bedroom 3 departs from the standard formula—here you’ll find a double bed anchored by a single overhead bunk, specifically designed for children or a fourth adult sharing the space comfortably. This third bedroom includes its own ensuite bathroom completing the three-bathroom total.

Storage reaches into every corner. Each bedroom includes dedicated cupboards and shelving, and the apartment avoids that cramped feeling common to European ski accommodation. Central heating maintains consistent warmth throughout winter, while a washing machine handles laundry for longer stays. Hairdryers are fitted in each bathroom. A lift provides direct access to the apartment level—eliminating stair negotiation after long mountain days—and private parking secures one vehicle immediately adjacent.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

A 10-square-metre private balcony extends from the main living area, oriented to frame genuine mountain views rather than the backs of neighbouring buildings. This is where morning coffee tastes better, where alpine air replaces central heating staleness, where you remember why mountain retreats beat city living.

The building’s shared wellness facilities distinguish Apartment Imogen from standard apartment rentals. A gym equipped for resistance and cardio work sits within the residence itself—no need to travel to an external fitness centre. The sauna and hammam (Turkish steam bath) occupy the same wellness wing, accessible within seconds of returning from the slopes. These facilities transform the property from a simple bedroom arrangement into something approaching a small private retreat centre.

A dedicated ski locker stores equipment throughout the season, protecting skis and snowboards from the weather while keeping the apartment itself clutter-free. Wi-Fi connects throughout the apartment for those moments when mountain solitude requires an internet check-in.

Location: Montriond and the Surrounding Area

Montriond occupies a distinctive position within the Portes du Soleil ecosystem. The village itself retains authentic alpine character—independent bakeries, small cafés, weekly markets—rather than the uniform commercialisation affecting some mountain settlements. This authenticity extends to the year-round rhythm of the valley: winter transforms it into a serious ski destination connecting to 12 resorts across France and Switzerland via 600+ kilometres of marked piste, while summer reveals hiking trails, mountain biking circuits, and lake activities that most visitors never experience.

The Super Morzine cable car sits 800 metres from Apartment Imogen—a three-minute drive or 12-minute walk depending on conditions and preference. From this cable car, access to Portes du Soleil opens immediately. Intermediate skiers find thousands of kilometres of cruising terrain. Advanced skiers access challenging off-piste descents and linked powder runs between resorts. Beginners benefit from dedicated learning zones and ski schools operating across multiple Portes du Soleil villages. The ski area stretches from Avoriaz (at 1,800 metres elevation) down through Morzine, Les Gets, and Montriond, continuing south to Châtel and east toward the Swiss villages of Morgins and Champéry.

Morzine town centre—2km from Apartment Imogen—provides après-ski dining, boutique shopping, and local services. The town’s restaurant scene ranges from casual crêperies to fine dining establishments, with particular strength in Savoyard cuisine (think cheese fondues, raclette, tartiflette). Weekly markets in Morzine’s main square offer regional produce, local cheese, and artisan goods.

Lac de Montriond, directly accessible from the apartment’s village location, provides summer entertainment: paddle-boarding, swimming, and lakeside restaurant dining set against pine-forested peaks. The lake sits 1km south of central Montriond, accessible by footpath or short drive. Winter transforms the same setting into a serene frozen landscape for winter hiking and photography.

The nearest major airport is Geneva Cointrin (75km north), approximately 90 minutes by car via the A40 motorway. Chamonix (home to Mont-Blanc and the Mer de Glace glacier) lies 60km east, accessible for day excursions. Annecy—a historic lakeside town with medieval old town architecture, boat hire on Lac d’Annecy, and excellent restaurants—sits 55km south. For destination inspiration and broader regional context, explore our France travel guide covering the entire Alps region.

Winter season (December to April) brings reliable snow conditions above 1,200 metres, with peak crowds during February school holidays and Easter weeks. Spring (May) offers shoulder-season pricing and excellent weather for hiking as snow retreats to higher elevations. Summer (June to September) reveals wildflower meadows, clear mountain air, and perfect conditions for trail biking and fell running. Autumn (September to November) brings crisp weather and fewer crowds, ideal for those seeking tranquility.

Browse our full collection of luxury rentals in Morzine or explore additional chalet options across France for comparison.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Families with children aged 5-15 find Apartment Imogen particularly well-suited. The third bedroom’s overhead bunk accommodates children without requiring additional rooms, the shared wellness facilities (sauna, hammam) provide après-activity relaxation, and the village location offers safer cycling routes than busier Morzine centre. Babysitting is available through the property, allowing parent evenings out.

Groups of friends—two to three couples sharing—appreciate the three separate ensuite arrangements; nobody compromises on bathroom access. The mezzanine seating creates natural separation between social spaces and sleeping areas, important when groups extend beyond typical family dynamics.

Multi-generational groups (grandparents, adult children, grandchildren) work well here. Lift access eliminates stair challenges for older guests, the sauna and hammam provide therapeutic recovery, and the three-ensuite arrangement prevents bathroom competition across age groups.

Winter couples seeking ski access without the intensity of resort towns—Montriond offers mountain atmosphere without relentless night-life pressure. Summer couples pursuing active holidays find immediate access to hiking and biking networks without commuting from accommodation to trailheads.

Solo travellers or pairs arriving with young children benefit from the chef and cook services available on request, reducing the coordination burden of meal planning while on holiday.

Practical Information

Capacity & Configuration: Apartment Imogen accommodates up to 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Bedroom 1 and 2 each sleep 2 (double bed). Bedroom 3 sleeps 2 (double bed) plus 1 additional guest (single overhead bunk, suitable for children). This sleeping arrangement suits family groups or mixed-age gatherings better than seven unrelated adults.

Nearest Airport: Geneva Cointrin International Airport (75km), approximately 90-minute drive via the A40 motorway southbound toward Chamonix. Transfers from Geneva can be arranged through the property management. The drive ascends into the Alps with excellent road conditions year-round, though winter journeys should account for potential snow chains requirements above 1,400 metres elevation.

Nearest Supermarket: Monoprix and Carrefour both maintain locations in Morzine centre (2km), with additional smaller épicerie (grocery shops) within Montriond village itself. Weekly Wednesday and Saturday markets operate in Morzine town square, offering fresh produce and local specialities.

What’s Included: Utilities (electricity, heating, water), Wi-Fi internet, central heating, bed linen and towels, ski locker use, private parking space, and access to shared wellness facilities (gym, sauna, hammam). A dishwasher and washing machine are fitted for guest use. Coffee machine and basic kitchen equipment (pots, pans, utensils) support self-catering.

Additional Services Available: Chef or cook services can be arranged to prepare meals (costs vary by menu complexity). Babysitting connects guests with vetted local childcare providers. Breakfast delivery options pre-stock the fridge with pastries, breads, and essentials before arrival. Professional transfers link Geneva Airport or other regional transport hubs directly to the apartment.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in occurs at 4pm, check-out at 10am. Early arrival or late departure can sometimes be accommodated with advance notice and may incur additional fees depending on seasonal availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Imogen

How many guests does Apartment Imogen sleep?

Apartment Imogen sleeps 7 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Bedroom 1 provides a double bed with ensuite. Bedroom 2 offers another double bed with ensuite. Bedroom 3 combines a double bed plus a single overhead bunk with ensuite, making it ideal for families with one or two children, or groups where one guest accepts a more compact sleeping arrangement. Both double beds in bedrooms 1 and 2 can be separated into single beds on request, useful for friends who prefer not sharing sleeping surfaces.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Imogen in Montriond?

Geneva Cointrin International Airport lies 75km north of Apartment Imogen, approximately 90 minutes by car via the A40 motorway. This major hub serves Europe with connections to virtually all major cities. Winter journeys should account for potential snow chains requirements (legally mandatory in France when snow is present, even if roads are salted). Direct airport transfers can be arranged through the apartment management for a fixed rate, more economical than rental cars for groups of 4+. Alpine routes to alternative airports (Chamonix, Lyon, Annecy) are also possible, though journey times exceed Geneva by 1-2 hours.

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

Winter (December through April) suits skiers and snowboarders, with reliable snow above 1,200 metres. December offers fewer crowds than January-February. February brings school holidays and peak prices across the Alps. Easter (variable, March-April) combines good snow with spring weather. April provides excellent late-season skiing combined with warming temperatures and lengthening daylight.

Summer (June through September) transforms Montriond into a hiking and mountain-biking destination. June and September offer mild weather and minimal crowds—ideal for those seeking tranquility over guaranteed sunshine. July and August bring peak sunshine but also peak tourist density across the Portes du Soleil region.

Shoulder seasons (May and October) offer the best value-for-money: fewer crowds, pleasant weather, and reduced nightly rates. May suits early-season hikers; October serves autumn foliage photography and temperate mountain biking.

Is Apartment Imogen suitable for families with children?

Yes, Apartment Imogen is specifically well-suited to families. The third bedroom’s overhead bunk eliminates the need for an additional hotel room when a family of four travels with one young child. The village location (as opposed to central Morzine) provides quieter surroundings yet remains close to ski schools and family-friendly restaurants. Ski schools operate children’s programmes from age 3 upwards across Portes du Soleil resorts. The sauna and hammam allow parents to recover from active days while children nap or relax. Babysitting can be arranged if parents desire child-free evenings. Summer activities—lake swimming at Lac de Montriond (1km away), gentle hiking trails from the doorstep, mountain biking hire at Morzine—keep families engaged without requiring car journeys for each activity.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Imogen?

The nightly rate includes utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi broadband, bed linens and bath towels, use of the private parking space, access to the dedicated ski locker, and access to the residence’s shared wellness facilities (gym, sauna, hammam). Central heating is automatic throughout winter. The fitted washing machine and dishwasher are available for guest use at no additional cost. A coffee machine, basic cookware, cutlery, and crockery support self-catering. Cleaning occurs at check-out; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged for additional fee. Services like chef/cook, babysitting, and airport transfers are available separately with advance booking and additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Imogen?

Montriond village itself contains boulangeries (bakeries), small épiceries (corner shops), and cafés. Morzine centre—2km away—hosts supermarkets (Monoprix, Carrefour), independent restaurants ranging from casual crêperies to fine dining, and boutique shops. Notable Morzine restaurants include L’Atelier des Saveurs (Savoyard cuisine), La Chamois (fondue speciality), and various pizzerias and Asian restaurants catering to international ski crowds. Weekly markets in Morzine’s main square (Wednesday and Saturday mornings) offer local produce, cheese, charcuterie, and prepared foods. Lac de Montriond’s lakeside restaurant provides casual dining with water views 1km from the apartment. Annecy (55km south via the D909) offers sophisticated restaurants in its medieval old town should day-tripping for fine dining appeal.