Megeve luxury ski trip

Learn more about Ski Chalet Addison.

The Chalet Addison is located in the hamlet of La Ree, a quiet area with views of the surrounding mountains and slopes of the Tour. The chalet is 1700 metres from the Mont d'Arbois lifts and 1100 metres from the Caboche.

Among the most prestigious ski resorts, Megeve is the perfect incarnation of the French art of living. An authentic charm, chic, a discrete atmosphere filled with elegance and an alpine environment of medium altitude give it its reputation as Little Switzerland of the Alps. The timeless charm of Megeve is due to an essential factor: this charming village, at the confluence of Mont Blanc, Beaufortain and Aravis, existed before the advent of skiing. But the soul of Megeve lies in its magnificent village center whose pedestrian streets revolve around the mythical Place de l'Église. Postcard vision at nightfall, the large fir tree decorated by Swarovski, the illuminated façade of the Allard shop, the carriages and their horses as well as the light games on the church make the famous Place de l'Église an enchanting setting that has attracted lovers of Megev... Read more e for decades. Situated in a pass at an altitude of 1000m, the lively Megeve is also a crossroads between Chamonix, the Mont Blanc region, and Val d'Arly, which serves Albertville, Grenoble, Lyon. A great advantage, Megeve is only an hour from Geneva International Airport.

Megeve is nestled in the hollow formed by the meeting of the impressive chain of Aravis and the Beaufortain massif. The different districts and the Megeve ski area such as the Mont d'Arbois, Rochebrune, Jaillet and Princesse are therefore dependent on this heterogeneous topography, flaring and very complementary. The center of Megeve, mainly pedestrian, allows its residents a direct access to the slopes thanks to the cable car Le Chamois. A great advantage since the cable car takes you from the center to the departure of Rocharbois. Contraction of the names Rochebrune and Mont d'Arbois, this gondola connects the aforementioned areas. Close