Petit Chamois

Located at Le Rond-Point des Pistes in Méribel, Petit Chamois offers a well-positioned alpine base with direct ski-in, ski-out access to the slopes and lifts. A selection of restaurants, shops and après-ski spots are within easy reach, while the centre of the resort is just a short journey by free shuttle.

Externally, the residence reflects traditional alpine architecture, with aged wood and local stone grounding it in its surroundings. Inside, the property unfolds across 290 m², where classic alpine materials are paired with a more contemporary finish, creating a space that feels warm and considered.

Designed by Nicky Dobree, Petit Chamois balances texture, light and proportion throughout. The property accommodates eight adults and four children across four ensuite bedrooms and a dedicated bunk room, making it well suited to families or groups travelling together.

The living spaces are open and well proportioned, designed for both comfort and sociability. A spacious open-plan layout invites relaxed evenings after a day on the mountain, whether gathered around the table, settling into the seating area, or stepping out onto the south-facing balcony to take in views across the Méribel valley.

A private ski locker with boot warmers ensures a smooth return from the slopes, while a dedicated TV snug provides a more enclosed space to unwind. Thoughtful details, including a hammam-style shower within the primary suite, add an additional layer of comfort.

On-site parking provides flexibility for exploring the wider valley, while the property’s position at the Rond-Point keeps you within easy reach of restaurants, après-ski and the centre of the resort.

Méribel sits at the heart of Les Trois Vallées, offering direct access to over 600km of pistes across one of the largest ski areas in the world. Its central position allows seamless skiing between Méribel, Courchevel and Val Thorens, with an efficient lift system connecting each valley.

The resort combines scale with a more traditional alpine feel, defined by chalet-style architecture, timber façades and a strong sense of place.

Beyond the slopes, Méribel offers a well-balanced lifestyle, from sunny terrace lunches to a lively après-ski scene, alongside a considered mix of restaurants, bars and boutiques. Non-skiers can enjoy spa facilities, winter walking and other mountain experiences.

Best for
All abilities, particularly intermediates. Families and mixed-ability groups. Guests looking for variety and easy access across the Three Valleys.

Skiing in Méribel
Méribel is known for its wide, cruising runs and varied terrain, with direct links to more advanced skiing across Courchevel and Val Thorens. The scale and connectivity make it easy to explore multiple valleys in a single day.

Snow & seasonality
With access up to 3,230m, the season runs from December to late April. Peak conditions fall between January and March, with spring offering longer days and quieter slopes.

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