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Crowned by the legendary Mont Blanc, the French Alps unfold revealing a tapestry of endless panoramas, deeply rooted Alpine traditions and unparalleled mountain experiences. Within easy reach of France’s major cities, the Alps strike a perfect balance between untouched natural beauty and exceptional modern amenities. Throughout winter and summer, these majestic peaks provide the perfect backdrop for active adventures and moments of quiet contemplation, where ski resorts coexist with tranquil mountain villages. Home to some of the largest ski areas in the world, these slopes guarantee abundant snow and terrain for every skill level, while summer transforms the region into a haven for leisurely mountain exploration, Alpine hiking and cycling through spectacular natural settings.
Choosing a hotel in the French Alps is, at its heart, a question of what kind of mountain you're after. The French Alps offer two distinct worlds — and Beaumier has a home in both.
MEGÈVE · FRANCE
Michelin-starred restaurant, spa with indoor and outdoor pools, open-air Swedish bath and views of Mont Blanc.
VAL THORENS · FRANCE
A paragon of modern Alpine luxury, our ski-in/ski-out hotel offers mountain views, refined hospitality and great French bistronomy
VAL THORENS · FRANCE
A ski-in, ski-out hotel with a panoramic terrace facing the peaks, vibrant atmosphere, Alpine restaurants and a soothing spa.
In Megève, L'Alpaga sits at the edge of a village that has perfected the art of the mountain stay: cobbled streets lined with artisan boutiques, a weekly market that fills the square with local produce, and skiing that gives way, come summer, to wildflower meadows and hiking trails of extraordinary beauty. It is a place to slow down in, whatever the season.
In Val Thorens, Le Fitz Roy and Le Val Thorens occupy a different altitude entirely. At 2,300 metres — the highest ski resort in Europe — the slopes are the point. Les 3 Vallées, the world's largest linked ski area, unfolds in every direction. The light here in winter is particular: sharp, clear and long, the kind that makes every run feel like the first.
Between these two mountain characters, there is a French Alps experience for every kind of traveller. The question is simply which mountain calls to you.
Megève suits those who want a charming mountain village — cobbled streets, artisan boutiques and a relaxed pace alongside the skiing. Val Thorens is for those who want to be at altitude, in the heart of the largest ski area in the world, with the slopes right at the door.
Winter (December to April) is the classic season — long days on the slopes, hearty mountain food and the particular pleasure of a hot bath after cold air. In summer, Megève opens up a different landscape entirely: wildflower meadows, hiking trails and cooler temperatures when the rest of Europe swelters.
Megève was built for a certain art de vivre that goes well beyond the slopes. The village itself is worth the trip — its weekly market, spa culture, restaurants and surrounding countryside make for a full and unhurried stay, whatever the season.
L'Alpaga in Megève is directly connected to the Grand Massif and Évasion Mont-Blanc ski areas. Le Fitz Roy and Le Val Thorens are at the heart of Les 3 Vallées — at 600 km of marked runs, the largest linked ski area in the world.
Megève is a wonderful summer destination. The valleys offer hiking, cycling and mountain biking in a landscape of extraordinary scale, with reliably cool temperatures and a fraction of the crowds of coastal resorts.
The nearest airport to Megève is Geneva (1h15 by car). Val Thorens is accessible from Lyon (2h) and Geneva (2h30). Both resorts are well served by shuttle services from the main airports during the winter season.
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