Once Upon a Time in Megeve

The history of Megève dates back to the 13th century, when the village was founded by Benedictine monks. Originally, Megève was a modest mountain hamlet, surrounded by enchanting landscapes and verdant pastures. Over the years, it has become an important resort for Europe's elite, attracted by its natural beauty and invigorating air.

Megève's reputation was further enhanced in the 1920s, when Baroness Noémie de Rothschild chose the area as her exclusive ski destination. As a result, Megève became one of France's leading ski resorts, attracting winter sports enthusiasts from all over the world. The 1968 Winter Olympics, held in Megève, reinforced its status as a renowned destination.

The traditional charm of this mythical village is reflected in its preserved architecture, with wooden chalets adorned with flower-filled balconies and cobbled streets. Take a stroll through the village's historic center, visit the famous 13th-century Saint-Jean-Baptiste church and discover the authentic atmosphere of this mountain village.

Today, this iconic resort continues to welcome visitors from all over the world, offering a multitude of activities to suit all tastes. From world-renowned ski slopes to summer hiking trails, elegant boutiques, gourmet restaurants and year-round cultural events. A must-see destination for mountain lovers!

Located in the heart of Megève, the Hotel Mont-Blanc is the ideal place to explore the fascinating history of this authentic village. Experience a unique stay in this emblematic establishment, where modern comfort meets traditional elegance. Admire panoramic views of snow-capped peaks from your room and immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience, where history blends harmoniously with contemporary luxury.

Book your stay at the Hôtel Mont-Blanc now and discover the timeless charm of this Alpine village steeped in history. Whether you're a winter sports enthusiast or looking for a relaxing summer getaway, Megève promises unforgettable memories in an enchanting setting.