La Gélinotte
Megève · Combloux
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A luxury 5-bedroom chalet for
8 to 10 guests in Megève – Combloux
Comfort is the watchword of this chalet of around 200 m², designed to welcome 8 to 10 guests in a refined and warm atmosphere. Every detail is devoted to your well-being.
The main floor
The living area and its 180° view
A sleek staircase leads up to a vast, light-filled room arranged in three spaces. The lounge, beneath beautiful exposed beams, invites you to admire the view, read, or watch the flames dancing in the fireplace.
The dining room is separated from the open kitchen by a convivial bar: you'll find all the equipment you need to cook your meals — or enjoy fondue and raclette.
The three spaces flow into one another without partitions, so a group of ten can cook, dine and gather by the fire without ever feeling cramped. This sunny, light-filled room is what gives the chalet its character.
Nights
5 Savoyard bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
All five bedrooms are decorated in a cosy Savoyard style: three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the ground floor; a master bedroom, a 'refuge' bedroom under the eaves and a bathroom on the second floor.
Like the main room, the bedrooms enjoy exceptional views of the surrounding mountains — the Aravis range, the Aiguilles de Warens and the Fiz mountains.
This layout over two levels is ideal for two families travelling together, or for a group who value their privacy: the ground-floor and second-floor bedrooms are separate.
Bedding and amenities in detail →
The lower floor
TV lounge, kids' corner and practical spaces
65" TV lounge
Boot room & laundry
Garage & access
Netflix and Blu-ray DVD player, sofas for 8, a kids' corner with books and games — and sledges in the garage for the gentle slopes around the chalet.
Boot room with boot dryers, laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer: coming back from the slopes is as comfortable as the ski day itself.
Large garage and two private outdoor parking spaces. Access via the lower floor or directly through the ground-floor bedroom level.
The construction
A recent mountain chalet, built in the traditional way
Completed in 2016, the chalet was built entirely of wood — larch frame and roof structure — by a century-old firm from the Hautes-Alpes. That explains its thermal and acoustic comfort, rare for a chalet of this size.
The story of the construction →