Apartment Montriond | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Morzine

Seven guests, three separate en-suite bedrooms, and a private terrace commanding unobstructed mountain views—Apartment Montriond in Morzine represents contemporary alpine living at its most considered. Positioned 800 metres from the Super Morzine ski lift and embedded within the Portes du Soleil domain, this 108-square-metre chalet apartment delivers the rare combination of convenience and tranquility that transforms a mountain holiday into something genuinely restorative.

Inside Apartment Montriond

Apartment Montriond sleeps 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The ground floor unfolds as an open-plan living zone where the kitchen, dining and seating areas flow seamlessly into one another—a layout that encourages both sociability and independence. The kitchen itself arrives fully equipped with modern appliances: dishwasher, microwave, Nespresso machine, and everything required for guests who prefer self-catering. A dining table seats eight, positioned to face the panoramic windows and the terrace beyond. The living room hosts a Smart TV and soft furnishings arranged for comfort after days outdoors.

Bedroom One contains a double bed, en-suite shower room with sink and WC, and Smart TV. Bedroom Two mirrors this layout precisely—double bed, private shower room with sink and WC, and television. Bedroom Three accommodates a double bed plus a raised single bed (ideal for families with one child), paired with its own en-suite shower room including sink and WC, plus Smart TV. All three bedrooms operate independently, each with direct access to their private bathing facilities.

Secondary amenities include central heating throughout, a washing machine for extended stays, hairdryers in each bathroom, a sound system in the living area, and high-speed Wi-Fi enabling remote work or entertainment streaming. A private ski locker sits ready for winter equipment storage, while one dedicated parking space sits adjacent to the building.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The south-facing terrace spans 9 square metres—a genuine extension of the living space rather than mere balcony. From this vantage point, the Alpine peaks shift through their seasonal transformations: snow-laden in winter, verdant with pine forests in summer, and painted in ochre and gold during autumn transitions. The terrace functions as a natural gathering space where breakfasts taste better in mountain air and evening aperitifs stretch into long conversations beneath clear skies.

Within the wider residence, shared wellness facilities operate daily from 10:00 to 19:45 (subject to additional charge). A sauna and gym provide the counterpoint to active days: warm steam to ease tired muscles after ski descents or hiking trails, and fitness equipment for guests who maintain their routines regardless of altitude.

Location: Morzine and the Surrounding Area

Morzine functions as the operational heart of the Portes du Soleil ski domain—a 600-kilometre network of interconnected pistes spanning across the French-Swiss border. The Super Morzine lift station stands less than a kilometre away, granting access to terrain suitable for beginners through to advanced skiers. Winter in Morzine typically spans December through April, with January and February delivering the most reliable snow conditions and the liveliest atmosphere as families and serious skiers converge on the region.

Beyond the winter season, Morzine transforms entirely. The town itself maintains its traditional Savoyard character year-round—stone chalets, flower-laden balconies, and a working community that never fully caters solely to tourism. Summer hiking routes radiate outward from the town centre, ascending through Alpine meadows and descending to pristine mountain lakes. The Lac de Montriond lies within easy reach for swimmers and kayakers. Nearby Les Gets, situated just 7 kilometres south, hosts Europe’s premier mountain-biking festivals and maintains extensive trail networks from June through September.

For cultural excursions, Geneva sits approximately 60 kilometres north (roughly one hour by car)—a sophisticated base for exploring Swiss museums, waterfront dining, and the surrounding Jura wine region. Chamonix, Europe’s highest peak destination, lies 80 kilometres east via the Mont-Blanc tunnel. Explore our luxury villas in Morzine for additional options, or consult our collection across France. For comprehensive destination insight, read our Portes du Soleil and French Alps travel guide.

Local dining reflects Savoyard tradition: warming fondues and raclettes appear on restaurant menus throughout autumn and winter, while summer establishments highlight lighter Alpine cuisine incorporating local cheeses, cured meats, and freshwater fish. Morzine’s central market operates three times weekly with vendors selling produce from surrounding valleys. Supermarkets and convenience stores sit within walking distance of Apartment Montriond, catering to self-catering guests or those preferring to supplement restaurant meals.

Golf enthusiasts discover courses within 20 kilometres—the Morzine Golf Club provides 9-hole and 18-hole options set against mountain backdrops. Fishing opportunities exist on regional rivers and lakes, with permits available through local tourist offices. The winter season extends beyond skiing: ice-skating rinks, snowshoeing trails, and cross-country skiing routes offer alternatives for guests seeking variety.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment Montriond accommodates groups of friends planning shared ski holidays where privacy matters—three bedrooms mean no shared bathrooms or complicated sleeping arrangements. Multi-generational families benefit from the flexible bedroom configuration: parents in one room, grandparents in another, children and a grandchild in the third. Couples seeking a self-catering base with the option to hire a cook for specific meals find the layout and kitchen facilities equally suitable. Remote workers appreciate the high-speed Wi-Fi and quiet residential setting within a functioning alpine town. Those prioritising wellness—guests who plan sauna sessions and fitness routines alongside outdoor activities—gain convenient access to shared facilities without resort crowds.

Practical Information

Apartment Montriond accommodates 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with a combined living and dining area spanning approximately 108 square metres. Geneva Airport (Genève Aéroport International) sits 60 kilometres away—approximately 75 minutes by car via motorway. Transfer services are available through Excellence Luxury Villas for prearranged collection. A modern supermarket sits 400 metres from the apartment; Morzine’s central market operates Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings within the town square, approximately 200 metres on foot.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet, central heating, bed linen, bathroom towels, and access to the apartment’s fully equipped kitchen (though guests arrange and pay separately for optional chef services or breakfast preparation). Babysitting services and pre-stocked fridge options are available upon request. Check-in flexibility operates between 16:00 and 19:00 on arrival days, with checkout at 10:00. Winter reservations should be confirmed 8-10 weeks in advance to secure preferred dates during peak season.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Montriond

How many guests does Apartment Montriond sleep?

Apartment Montriond sleeps a maximum of 7 guests distributed across 3 bedrooms. The primary bedrooms each contain double beds, while the third bedroom features a double bed plus a raised single bed, accommodating either two adults, one adult with one child, or one adult and two children. No sofa beds or camp beds are available within the apartment itself.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Montriond in Morzine?

Geneva Airport (Genève Aéroport International) represents the primary transport hub, situated 60 kilometres north of Morzine—approximately 75 minutes by motorway. Direct transfer services operate from the airport to Apartment Montriond; Excellence Luxury Villas coordinates these upon request. Alternative airports include Lyon-Saint Exupéry (approximately 150 kilometres south, 2 hours drive), though Geneva remains the most practical choice for this destination.

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

Winter season (December through March) suits skiers and snowsports enthusiasts, with January and February delivering optimal snow conditions and maximum lift accessibility across the Portes du Soleil domain. Summer months (June through September) attract hiking and mountain-biking guests, with July and August representing peak season but also peak crowds. Autumn (September through October) offers quieter trails, excellent weather, and stunning landscape colours. Spring (April and May) presents unpredictable conditions—some years skiing remains viable, others hiking dominates. For first-time visitors, January or July offer the clearest sense of what Morzine delivers.

Is Apartment Montriond suitable for families with children?

Yes. The third bedroom’s double bed plus raised single bed configuration directly accommodates one adult and one or two children. All three bathrooms are located en-suite, eliminating shared facilities. The open-plan living area allows parents to supervise children while cooking or relaxing. Babysitting services can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas for evenings out. The immediate location near central Morzine provides walking access to family restaurants and cafés. Summer activities (hiking, lake swimming, mountain biking) suit older children aged 8+. Winter skiing lessons operate through multiple Morzine ski schools for children aged 3 upwards.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Montriond?

The nightly rate includes accommodation for up to 7 guests, Wi-Fi internet, central heating, bed linen (changed weekly for stays exceeding 7 days), and bathroom towels (changed twice weekly). The fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine, and shared wellness facilities (sauna and gym) operate at no additional cost. Optional paid services include: chef/cook services (prearranged for specific meals), breakfast delivery, grocery pre-stocking in the fridge, babysitting, and airport transfers. Amenities including Nespresso machine, sound system, Smart TV, and hairdryers require no additional payment.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Montriond?

Morzine’s central square sits within a 5-minute walk, hosting the main market (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday mornings) and numerous restaurants ranging from casual crêperies to fine-dining Alpine establishments. The supermarket Carrefour stands 400 metres away. Notable local restaurants include Le Chamois (traditional Savoyard cuisine, 250 metres), Refuge Bénévent (mountain hut dining with terrace views, 3 kilometres), and La Cantine des Alpes (modern French, 200 metres). Specialist shops include a fromager (cheese specialist), boulangerie (bakery), and equipment rentals for skiing and biking, all within the town centre. For self-catering guests, fresh produce from the weekly market supplements supermarket shopping.