The unique decor will quickly immerse you in the warm atmosphere one comes to find in the mountains.

It surrounds you with a feeling of luxury and well-being, especially as almost all rooms open out onto a large balcony or terrace with uninterrupted views.

Much thought has gone into the blend of colours and materials. The hotel was designed with the chalet lodge style in mind and features exposed timber ceilings, custom-made furniture from chablis wood (fir wood with depth of colour), distressed wood wardrobes and glass doors.

While we make a point today of offering children a room of their own, they prefer the idea of everyone staying together.

Sleeping in their own special area, for one or two, the mezzanine rooms, which offer a surface area of between 17m2 and 29m2, fulfil this childhood fantasy or cater to the nostalgia of their parents. Each has their own little home, where you can be close but without being too crowded.

While we make a point today of offering children a room of their own, they prefer the idea of everyone staying together.

Sleeping in their own special area, for one or two, the mezzanine rooms, which offer a surface area of between 17m2 and 29m2, fulfil this childhood fantasy or cater to the nostalgia of their parents. Each has their own little home, where you can be close but without being too crowded.

The Superior Duplex Room is north-facing, nothing like the Far North of the Rocky mountains, with comfort and well-being included here.
30m2 on 2 levels, full-width East to West balcony, mountain views.

The Superior Duplex Rooms combine comfort and cosiness, offering 33m2 on two levels equipped with a double bed and three single beds.

The functional independent areas, television, desk, wifi, bathroom on each level, large south-facing panoramic terrace, chablis-clad walls and furniture, fur throw on the bed, exposed timber ceiling and large velux roof windows upstairs all contribute to the feeling of well-being and snug, luxurious cosiness.