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The Hôtel Mont-Blanc in Megève, ideally located in the heart of the village, boasts immaculate decor featuring furniture from the 1950s and 1960s. Blending time-honored Alpine tradition with modern renovation, the Sibuet Group opens the doors to this historic establishment.

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The name Megève inspires dreams; it evokes a unique way of life in the French Alps—a wonderful blend of authenticity, luxury, and well-being. Located in the heart of the village and its characteristic bustle, close to all amenities after a great day of winter sports, it is in this idyllic setting that the Hôtel Mont-Blanc has been renovated and reborn. For this new interior design, where white has naturally taken center stage, the Sibuet family and François Dumas have masterfully combined the clean, distinctive lines of the 1950s and 1960s with the existing world of antique wood. A wonderful blend of softness and elegance that perfectly resonates with the hotel’s name. Furniture by Guillerme et Chambron, vintage lamps with ’60s-inspired lines, and a magnificent collection of Vallauris ceramics are among the artistic pieces selected for the lobby. Seats will be in high demand at tea time—a tradition much cherished by the town’s discerning clientele—as well as at the champagne bar Le George, where guests can savor the finest vintages of Perrier-Jouët, Ruinart, and Taittinger. And to accompany these prestigious bottles, the oyster bar returns with a selection of oysters and seafood unique to Megève. This year, a menu of indulgent bites straight from L’Épicerie des Fermes can be enjoyed at any time in the hotel’s lounges: smoked salmon heart, homemade foie gras, and truffled Brillat-Savarin are among the delicacies to savor.

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Le Relais restaurant offers delicious, chic, and modern cuisine in a setting inspired by the 1950s. It evokes fond memories of the gatherings of the “happy few,” where writers, artists, and celebrities meet in private… or not…

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As for accommodations, the hotel features 38 luxurious, spacious, and cozy rooms and suites. The traditional High Savoy Alpine decor plays a major role in making your stay unforgettable. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace with breathtaking views of the town square and its famous bell tower. The icing on the cake of happiness and well-being: the Mont-Blanc features a Pure Altitude spa, which harnesses the protective and soothing benefits of mountain plants, flowers, and minerals.

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