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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.
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.
Throughout the ski season, renowned resorts like Val Thorens and Megève guarantee the ultimate Alpine experience: high-altitude skiing on legendary slopes, vibrant mountain villages, Alpine architecture and local traditions. Winter activities abound, from snowshoeing and dog sledding, to luge rides and fat bike adventures. After such exhilarating pursuits, guests can unwind at Alpine spas or simply enjoy peaceful moments surrounded by towering peaks, then discover the hearty, flavourful delights of Savoyard cooking. The experience continues with winter festivals and après-ski entertainment long after sunset.
Summer brings forth its own distinct treasures. At L’Alpaga, sweeping views of Mont Blanc provide the stunning backdrop for memorable walks. From forest trails lead to shimmering mountain lakes, to e-bike excursions, paragliding and hot air balloon adventures. Alpine markets overflow with the region’s local produce, celebrating a cuisine deeply rooted in the terroir. Mountain life adopts a gentler pace in summer: foraging for wild plants, observing marmots, discovering Alpine flora, meadow siestas and leisurely walks through spruce groves. The pure mountain air invites visitors to pause, breathe deeply, and surrender to the gentle pace of Alpine living.
Throughout the ski season, renowned resorts like Val Thorens and Megève guarantee the ultimate Alpine experience: high-altitude skiing on legendary slopes, vibrant mountain villages, Alpine architecture and local traditions. Winter activities abound, from snowshoeing and dog sledding, to luge rides and fat bike adventures. After such exhilarating pursuits, guests can unwind at Alpine spas or simply enjoy peaceful moments surrounded by towering peaks, then discover the hearty, flavourful delights of Savoyard cooking. The experience continues with winter festivals and après-ski entertainment long after sunset.
Summer brings forth its own distinct treasures. At L’Alpaga, sweeping views of Mont Blanc provide the stunning backdrop for memorable walks. From forest trails lead to shimmering mountain lakes, to e-bike excursions, paragliding and hot air balloon adventures. Alpine markets overflow with the region’s local produce, celebrating a cuisine deeply rooted in the terroir. Mountain life adopts a gentler pace in summer: foraging for wild plants, observing marmots, discovering Alpine flora, meadow siestas and leisurely walks through spruce groves. The pure mountain air invites visitors to pause, breathe deeply, and surrender to the gentle pace of Alpine living.
Perched at 2,300 metres, Val Thorens is Europe’s highest ski resort, where winter unfolds at altitude and the snow remains reliable throughout the season. Sitting at the summit of the vast Three Valleys, the resort opens onto an expansive playground of more than 600 kilometres of pistes, inviting skiers and snowboarders of all levels to explore at their own pace. Wide, open slopes, high-altitude views and long, sunlit descents define days spent on the mountain.
Beyond skiing, Val Thorens has a distinctly cosmopolitan energy. Mornings may begin with first tracks, while afternoons stretch into relaxed lunches on panoramic terraces. As daylight fades, the atmosphere shifts naturally towards shared dinners and lively après-ski moments. The resort is also well suited to families, with tailored ski schools, child-friendly facilities and easy navigation across the village.
Well connected to major airports including Chambéry, Geneva and Lyon, Val Thorens lends itself easily to both short breaks and longer stays. At its heart, Beaumier’s 5-Star Hotel in Val Thorens, Le Fitz Roy, offers ski-in, ski-out access and a welcome retreat after a day outdoors. Nearby, Beaumier’s Le Val Thorens brings a more relaxed, seventies-inspired spirit to the mountain.
Perched at 2,300 metres, Val Thorens is Europe’s highest ski resort, where winter unfolds at altitude and the snow remains reliable throughout the season. Sitting at the summit of the vast Three Valleys, the resort opens onto an expansive playground of more than 600 kilometres of pistes, inviting skiers and snowboarders of all levels to explore at their own pace. Wide, open slopes, high-altitude views and long, sunlit descents define days spent on the mountain.
Beyond skiing, Val Thorens has a distinctly cosmopolitan energy. Mornings may begin with first tracks, while afternoons stretch into relaxed lunches on panoramic terraces. As daylight fades, the atmosphere shifts naturally towards shared dinners and lively après-ski moments. The resort is also well suited to families, with tailored ski schools, child-friendly facilities and easy navigation across the village. Well connected to major airports including Chambéry, Geneva and Lyon, Val Thorens lends itself easily to both short breaks and longer stays. At its heart, Beaumier’s 5-Star Hotel in Val Thorens, Le Fitz Roy, offers ski-in, ski-out access and a welcome retreat after a day outdoors. Nearby, Beaumier’s Le Val Thorens brings a more relaxed, seventies-inspired spirit to the mountain.
Founded as a ski resort in the early 20th century, the village of Megève has retained its character, with cobbled streets, horse-drawn carriages and chalets filling its lively centre. In winter, Megève offers access to a vast ski area with varied terrain, perfect for both families and seasoned skiers, while its vibrant village atmosphere continues long after the lifts close.
As the seasons change, Megève softens. Summer reveals a quieter side of mountain life, where walking trails wind through forests and alpine meadows, cycling routes climb gently through the landscape, and outdoor markets celebrate regional produce. The village’s strong culinary identity shines year-round, with a collection of celebrated restaurants that honour both Alpine tradition and contemporary gastronomy.
Wellness is woven naturally into the experience, from mountain air and outdoor swimming to moments of rest framed by wide-open views. Set just above the village, Beaumier’s hotel in Megève, L’Alpaga, offers a peaceful retreat overlooking Mont Blanc. From here, days unfold between outdoor exploration, shared meals and time spent simply taking in the landscape.
Founded as a ski resort in the early 20th century, the village of Megève has retained its character, with cobbled streets, horse-drawn carriages and chalets filling its lively centre. In winter, Megève offers access to a vast ski area with varied terrain, perfect for both families and seasoned skiers, while its vibrant village atmosphere continues long after the lifts close. As the seasons change, Megève softens. Summer reveals a quieter side of mountain life, where walking trails wind through forests and alpine meadows, cycling routes climb gently through the landscape, and outdoor markets celebrate regional produce. The village’s strong culinary identity shines year-round, with a collection of celebrated restaurants that honour both Alpine tradition and contemporary gastronomy. Wellness is woven naturally into the experience, from mountain air and outdoor swimming to moments of rest framed by wide-open views. Set just above the village, Beaumier’s hotel in Megève, L’Alpaga, offers a peaceful retreat overlooking Mont Blanc. From here, days unfold between outdoor exploration, shared meals and time spent simply taking in the landscape.
Part of the legendary Three Valleys ski area, Courchevel is synonymous with high-altitude skiing and impeccable mountain infrastructure. Spread across several villages at different elevations, it offers an impressive diversity of terrain, from gentle forest runs to challenging slopes and off-piste itineraries. Snow reliability, efficient lift systems and perfectly groomed pistes make Courchevel a destination that draws visitors back year after year.
The resort is equally known for its art de vivre. Sunlit terraces invite long lunches overlooking the peaks, while evenings unfold in local restaurants and warm, welcoming chalets. Courchevel’s appeal extends beyond winter, too. In summer, the mountains open up to hiking, cycling and gentle exploration, with alpine lakes and high pastures revealing a different, slower expression of the landscape.
Easily reached from Val Thorens, Courchevel fits naturally into a wider Alpine journey. Guests staying in Val Thorens can explore the resort as a day trip or as part of a longer itinerary, discovering a contrasting atmosphere that enriches the overall experience of the French Alps.
Part of the legendary Three Valleys ski area, Courchevel is synonymous with high-altitude skiing and impeccable mountain infrastructure. Spread across several villages at different elevations, it offers an impressive diversity of terrain, from gentle forest runs to challenging slopes and off-piste itineraries. Snow reliability, efficient lift systems and perfectly groomed pistes make Courchevel a destination that draws visitors back year after year.
The resort is equally known for its art de vivre. Sunlit terraces invite long lunches overlooking the peaks, while evenings unfold in local restaurants and warm, welcoming chalets. Courchevel’s appeal extends beyond winter, too. In summer, the mountains open up to hiking, cycling and gentle exploration, with alpine lakes and high pastures revealing a different, slower expression of the landscape.
Easily reached from Val Thorens, Courchevel fits naturally into a wider Alpine journey. Guests staying in Val Thorens can explore the resort as a day trip or as part of a longer itinerary, discovering a contrasting atmosphere that enriches the overall experience of the French Alps.
At the foot of Mont Blanc, Chamonix is defined by its dramatic setting and enduring spirit of adventure. Framed by glaciers and jagged peaks, the town has long attracted mountaineers, skiers and explorers drawn to the raw beauty of its surroundings. Winter here is shaped by legendary terrain and iconic routes, while summer reveals a network of trails, climbing routes and viewpoints that place nature firmly centre stage.
Chamonix pairs naturally with a stay in Megève, just an hour away. Together, the two destinations offer a balanced Alpine experience: Chamonix for its untamed scenery and sense of scale, Megève for its elegance, calm and quintessential alpine appeal. Combined, they reveal the many ways to experience the French Alps, each distinct yet deeply connected by the mountains themselves.
At the foot of Mont Blanc, Chamonix is defined by its dramatic setting and enduring spirit of adventure. Framed by glaciers and jagged peaks, the town has long attracted mountaineers, skiers and explorers drawn to the raw beauty of its surroundings. Winter here is shaped by legendary terrain and iconic routes, while summer reveals a network of trails, climbing routes and viewpoints that place nature firmly centre stage.
Chamonix pairs naturally with a stay in Megève, just an hour away. Together, the two destinations offer a balanced Alpine experience: Chamonix for its untamed scenery and sense of scale, Megève for its elegance, calm and quintessential alpine appeal. Combined, they reveal the many ways to experience the French Alps, each distinct yet deeply connected by the mountains themselves.
Le Fitz Roy in Val Thorens is a welcoming, cosy Alpine retreat. This ski-in/ski-out hotel in Les 3 Vallées has 600 km of slopes on its doorstep. After a day on the mountain, guests can head to the spa, indoor pool and sauna or sit next to the crackling fire in the lounge – stylish spaces to relax and come together. For lunch and dinner, gastronomes will delight in the mountain cuisine served at Beca, either in the restaurant’s intimate dining room or on the terrace with panoramic views of the peaks.
Le Fitz Roy in Val Thorens is a welcoming, cosy Alpine retreat. This ski-in/ski-out hotel in Les 3 Vallées has 600 km of slopes on its doorstep. After a day on the mountain, guests can head to the spa, indoor pool and sauna or sit next to the crackling fire in the lounge – stylish spaces to relax and come together. For lunch and dinner, gastronomes will delight in the mountain cuisine served at Beca, either in the restaurant’s intimate dining room or on the terrace with panoramic views of the peaks.
Just steps away, Le Val Thorens perfectly embodies the ski resort spirit with its slope-side location. With direct piste access, Le Val Thorens guarantees a stay that fulfils every skiing aspiration. Open early each morning, the hotel’s sun-drenched terrace is the ideal place to enjoy the friendly, relaxed après-ski ambience, accompanied by daily DJ sets. The welcoming atmosphere, regional Savoie cuisine at La Brasserie and La Fondue, and Alpine spa create a lively yet serene haven.
Just steps away, Le Val Thorens perfectly embodies the ski resort spirit with its slope-side location. With direct piste access, Le Val Thorens guarantees a stay that fulfils every skiing aspiration. Open early each morning, the hotel’s sun-drenched terrace is the ideal place to enjoy the friendly, relaxed après-ski ambience, accompanied by daily DJ sets. The welcoming atmosphere, regional Savoie cuisine at La Brasserie and La Fondue, and Alpine spa create a lively yet serene haven.
L’Alpaga occupies a peaceful hamlet in Megève, with sweeping views of Mont Blanc and the Aravis massif, where refined style meets Alpine grandeur. In every season, this delightful hotel wins hearts with its superb amenities, cosy elegance and serene setting. On the dining front, Le Bistrot serves indulgent seasonal fare that’s both richly satisfying and refined, while the Michelin-starred La Table in Megève – open during the winter months – takes guests on a culinary journey celebrating the terroir’s finest ingredients. Accommodation-wise, L’Alpaga’s chalets, suites and rooms seamlessly blend modern comforts with Alpine charm. Wellness opportunities can be found both inside and out: from the stone and wood spa to the outdoor sauna, Swedish bath and heated pool overlooking the snow-capped summits.
L’Alpaga occupies a peaceful hamlet in Megève, with sweeping views of Mont Blanc and the Aravis massif, where refined style meets Alpine grandeur. In every season, this delightful hotel wins hearts with its superb amenities, cosy elegance and serene setting. On the dining front, Le Bistrot serves indulgent seasonal fare that’s both richly satisfying and refined, while the Michelin-starred La Table in Megève – open during the winter months – takes guests on a culinary journey celebrating the terroir’s finest ingredients. Accommodation-wise, L’Alpaga’s chalets, suites and rooms seamlessly blend modern comforts with Alpine charm. Wellness opportunities can be found both inside and out: from the stone and wood spa to the outdoor sauna, Swedish bath and heated pool overlooking the snow-capped summits.
Each Beaumier destination presents a different way to travel: one that’s deeply connected to the natural landscape, the people and the local culture. In our Alpine hotels in France, every day brings fresh adventures, each distinctly memorable. A summer stay at L’Alpaga is the perfect opportunity to explore the full range of outdoor sports in the Alps. From Via Ferrata and dog-hiking, to paragliding and hot air balloon flights over Mont Blanc, each activity immerses you in the breathtaking Alpine landscape. For guests looking to reconnect with themselves, we host regular mountain wellness retreats featuring yoga and Pilates sessions alongside guided nature walks. The fine weather brings with it a calendar of summer events, like the Megève Jazz Festival, the Jumping International equestrian event and the MB Race. In between adventures, enjoy more summer delights with our mixology workshops and lunches grilled on our Green Egg barbecue – fun under the sun at L’Alpaga.
In winter, the magic unfolds with the season’s first snowfall. Enhance your stay with ski lessons, guided walks, dog sledding and the Snake Gliss, for truly unforgettable moments. For the more adventurous, novel winter experiences include ice climbing and scuba diving beneath the ice. After an active day, après-ski delights await: Megève’s Christmas market, mulled wine with DJ music on our bar terraces, and shared moments enjoying a fondue or Michelin-starred dinner – all adding to winter's Alpine enchantment.
This is the French Alps, Beaumier style – an invitation to experience the peaks from a fresh perspective, in an extraordinary setting that becomes the backdrop for your own story.
Each Beaumier destination presents a different way to travel: one that’s deeply connected to the natural landscape, the people and the local culture. In our Alpine hotels in France, every day brings fresh adventures, each distinctly memorable. A summer stay at L’Alpaga is the perfect opportunity to explore the full range of outdoor sports in the Alps. From Via Ferrata and dog-hiking, to paragliding and hot air balloon flights over Mont Blanc, each activity immerses you in the breathtaking Alpine landscape. For guests looking to reconnect with themselves, we host regular mountain wellness retreats featuring yoga and Pilates sessions alongside guided nature walks. The fine weather brings with it a calendar of summer events, like the Megève Jazz Festival, the Jumping International equestrian event and the MB Race. In between adventures, enjoy more summer delights with our mixology workshops and lunches grilled on our Green Egg barbecue – fun under the sun at L’Alpaga. In winter, the magic unfolds with the season’s first snowfall. Enhance your stay with ski lessons, guided walks, dog sledding and the Snake Gliss, for truly unforgettable moments. For the more adventurous, novel winter experiences include ice climbing and scuba diving beneath the ice. After an active day, après-ski delights await: Megève’s Christmas market, mulled wine with DJ music on our bar terraces, and shared moments enjoying a fondue or Michelin-starred dinner – all adding to winter's Alpine enchantment. This is the French Alps, Beaumier style – an invitation to experience the peaks from a fresh perspective, in an extraordinary setting that becomes the backdrop for your own story.
