Chalet Inspiré de l'Orient dans les Montagnes

Even before the you enter this stylish residence, you are taken by its unique exterior. The exquisite silver wood timber has been sourced from a 200-year-old Austrian farm house, while the dry stone walls are crafted from locally sourced grey crystal stone. Entering the chalet from its large private car park on the ground floor, there is a ski and boot room to comfortably house all the group's gear before sitting down to an apres ski cocktail in the Oryx bar and lounge area. This is the first of the chalet's two communal leisure areas. With several alcoves lit in ambient light, and a dedicated cigar smoking room, this is the perfect space to unwind in. The bar opens onto an open-plan dining room with on-site steak and raclette bar and just a few steps down from the bar and dining area, you'll find the sunken lounge, with its elliptical bronze fireplace and Japanese red leather sofas. Here you can relax and unwind with a drink, a book from the chalet's extensive library or just chat with friends. Breakfast and dinner dining can take place here on this floor, or in the lower ground floor where guests can receive a full banquet experience. Completing the zen feel of the main entry level floor is a large spa with 10m swimming pool, hammam, a sauna with dedicated snow pit and a treatment room for any beauty therapies, massage therapies or physiotherapy work required. The lower ground floor is an extension of the communal living space with a gym, wine cellar, cinema, banquet hall and games room. Sink into sumptuous seating in front of the cinematic large screen to enjoy a film from the chalet's extensive in-house library or enjoy one of the entertainment options in the games room. The top three floors of the chalet are laid out as four spacious three-bedroom apartments. Each apartment is 160 sq metres with three en-suite bedrooms, a guest w.c. and a communal living area. They are spacious and opulent with stylish antique and vintage furniture. Situated on the first floor are the chalets gold apartments. With a rich colour palette, the two apartments feature impressive bronze fireplaces and linen-covered walls. Hand-waxed oak floors flow throughout the apartments to provide an organic transition from living spaces to bedrooms. Above these, on the top two floors of the chalet are the two monochrome apartments featuring contemporary silver, white and pewter colour palettes. Complemented by silver wood and white polished plaster, the furnishings create a light and airy tone, which echo the snowy landscape of the 1,000 peaks. The four additional living rooms and the multitude of deck and terrace access options that these four apartments provide give plenty of space for individuals or smaller groups to break off and find their own privacy.