Luxury Chalet Rental in the Alps: Where to stay this winter
Contents
- Courchevel – Ultra-luxury chalets and Les 3 Vallées access
- Megève – Village charm and refined chalet living
- Zermatt – Matterhorn views and private mountain retreats
- St. Moritz – Winter lifestyle and discreet chalet privacy
- Cortina d’Ampezzo – Dolomite glamour and fully serviced chalet living
- Val Gardena – Dolomite scenery and private wellness retreats
- Kitzbühel – Historic ski culture and exclusive mountain lodges
- Lech – Arlberg skiing and understated chalet luxury
- Plan your luxury chalet rental in the Alps with MA Hospitality Group
- FAQs
- 1. What should a luxury chalet include?
- 2. Should you choose a catered or self-catered chalet?
- 3. When should you book a luxury chalet in the Alps?
A private chalet gives families and friends their own space for dining, wellness, and time together between ski days. Choosing the right luxury chalet rental in the Alps, however, starts with the destination. From the extensive ski networks of France and Switzerland to the Dolomites and Austria’s historic mountain towns, these eight destinations offer distinctive settings for a winter 2026/27 escape.
Courchevel – Ultra-luxury chalets and Les 3 Vallées access
Location: Savoie, France
Courchevel combines extensive skiing in Les 3 Vallées with an exceptional concentration of restaurants, boutiques, hotels, and private chalets, particularly around Courchevel 1850.
Selected Courchevel chalets available through MA Hospitality Group include:
- Chalet Le Blanchot: A 565 m² residence for up to 12 guests, with six en-suite bedrooms, an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, massage room, gym, and private cinema, close to the Bellecôte piste.
- Chalet Val Prestige: A Courchevel 1850 retreat for up to 14 guests, with ski-in/ski-out access, an indoor pool, sauna, hammam, massage room, plus a chef, villa manager, and chauffeur.


Chalet Le Blanchot in Courchevel
Megève – Village charm and refined chalet living
Location: Haute-Savoie, France
Megève offers a more leisurely interpretation of the French Alps, combining forested slopes and Mont Blanc views with boutiques, spas, restaurants, and access to more than 400 kilometres of pistes across Évasion Mont-Blanc.
Selected Megève chalets available through MA Hospitality Group include:
- Le Refuge Jaillet: A 1,200 m² ski-in/ski-out residence for up to 16 guests, with 7 en-suite bedrooms, heated pools, a spa, sauna, hammam, gym, cinema, games room, bar, and wine cellar. Private chef, butler, and concierge service complete the stay.
- Chalet Zenti: A 750 m² chalet for up to 15 guests, close to Megève village and the lifts, with a private cinema, bar, games room, wine cellar, hammam, massage room, ski room, fireplace, and multiple terraces.

Chalet Le Refuge Jaillet in Megève
Zermatt – Matterhorn views and private mountain retreats
Location: Valais, Switzerland
Zermatt combines high-altitude skiing, Matterhorn views, and a car-free village with access to slopes extending towards Italy. Chalet location is particularly important here, as guests should consider both mountain access and transport within the village.
Selected Zermatt chalets available through MA Hospitality Group include:
- Chalet Edelweiss: Set within Zermatt’s 7 Heavens enclave, this five-bedroom chalet sleeps up to 12 guests, offering Matterhorn views, a cinema, hot tub, hammam, sauna, gym, spa, bar, and ski room.
- Chalet Le Refuge: An 866 m² chalet for up to 20 guests across 10 en-suite bedrooms, with a heated indoor pool, sauna, hammam, massage room, ski room, fireplace, and panoramic mountain views.

Chalet Le Refuge in Zermatt
St. Moritz – Winter lifestyle and discreet chalet privacy
Location: Graubünden, Switzerland
St. Moritz suits travellers who want skiing alongside fine dining, shopping, wellness, and a notable winter social calendar. A private chalet provides a quieter base from which to enjoy the wider Engadin.
Selected luxury ski chalets include:
- Chesa el Toula: A 900 m² Suvretta chalet for up to 14 guests, with 6 en-suite bedrooms, an indoor pool, hot tubs, hammam, gym, cinema, wine cave, and games room. It is only around two minutes by car from the nearest lift.
- Chesa Bellaria: An eight-bedroom residence for up to 14 adults, with generous living spaces, sauna, steam room, fitness facilities, and mountain views from its secluded setting near Silvaplana.
Cortina d’Ampezzo – Dolomite glamour and fully serviced chalet living
Location: Veneto, Italy
Cortina combines dramatic Dolomite scenery with skiing, dining, shopping, and an elegant town centre. Its luxury chalets offer privacy without losing access to the destination’s social scene.
Two of the destination’s standout chalets are located within the private LV Estate close to central Cortina:
- Chalet LV01 Dolce Vita: A 900+ m² chalet across 4 levels, featuring an underground pool, spa, sauna, gym. The fully catered service includes a private chef team, butler, concierge, housekeeping, and chauffeur.
- Chalet LV02 Perla: Located on the same private estate, Perla combines contemporary and traditional design with a pool, spa, sauna, hammam, and massage facilities. It also shares the estate’s fully catered service model.

Chalet LV01 Dolce Vita and Chalet LV02 Perla in Cortina d’Ampezzo
Val Gardena – Dolomite scenery and private wellness retreats
Location: South Tyrol, Italy
Val Gardena connects directly to Dolomiti Superski and the Sellaronda, making it particularly appealing to groups who want skiing to remain central to the holiday.
Selected luxury chalets include:
- Chalet Alpurio: A 600 m² chalet in Selva di Val Gardena for 8-10 guests, with 4 bedrooms, extensive wellness facilities, a cinema, bar, fireplace, and terrace. Private-chef service and lift transfers can also be arranged.
- Chalet Vilaiet: A three-storey chalet near Ortisei for up to 7 guests, with 3 en-suite bedrooms, an outdoor pool, private wellness area, fireplace, cinema-style projection system, private-chef dining, and easy access to Val Gardena’s ski area.
Kitzbühel – Historic ski culture and exclusive mountain lodges
Location: Tyrol, Austria
Kitzbühel combines celebrated ski heritage with a lively historic centre, restaurants, boutiques, and the Hahnenkamm, making it a strong choice for travellers who want both mountain access and town life.
Selected luxury ski chalets include:
- Hahnenkamm Lodge: An exclusive-use lodge at 1,645 metres, just 50 metres from the race course, sleeping 12 guests across 5 suites. It includes ski-in/ski-out access, a private chef, spa, fitness facilities, and panoramic views.
- Chalet Weiss Spa: A seven-bedroom chalet near central Kitzbühel and the Hahnenkamm lift, featuring a 15-metre indoor pool, sauna, hammam, massage room, gym, fireplaces, and chauffeur service.

Chalet Hahnenkamm Lodge in Kitzbühel
Lech – Arlberg skiing and understated chalet luxury
Location: Vorarlberg, Austria
Lech combines an intimate Alpine atmosphere with access to Ski Arlberg, Austria’s largest interconnected ski area. Its chalet offering is particularly suited to guests seeking privacy and highly personalised service.
Selected catered ski chalets include:
- Chalet N: An Oberlech residence for up to 22 guests across 10 suites, with an indoor pool, outdoor whirlpool, extensive wellness facilities, multiple living and dining spaces, and a 24-hour kitchen team. The ski area begins outside the chalet.
- Le Chalet: A 1,000 m² property at 1,600 metres, sleeping up to 14 guests across 7 bedrooms, with ski-in/ski-out access, a pool, sauna, steam bath, whirlpool, gym, wine cellar, and private chef.
Plan your luxury chalet rental in the Alps with MA Hospitality Group
The right luxury chalet rental in the Alps depends on more than choosing the most impressive property. Group size, preferred resort, ski ability, chalet location, and service level all influence which option will work best.
MA Hospitality Group offers luxury chalet rental in Courchevel, Megève, and Zermatt, with options ranging from intimate residences to substantial properties for extended groups. Services may include private chefs, chauffeurs, concierge assistance, wellness facilities, and ski access.
Contact us to begin planning a tailored Alpine stay.
FAQs
1. What should a luxury chalet include?
Priorities vary, but useful features typically include generous communal spaces, en-suite bedrooms, a ski room, wellness facilities, housekeeping, and convenient mountain access.
2. Should you choose a catered or self-catered chalet?
Catered ski chalets suit travellers who want meals and daily arrangements handled, from selected meal service to fully staffed stays with a chef, housekeeping, and chauffeur. Self-catered private chalets offer more independence for guests who prefer dining out or following their own schedule.
3. When should you book a luxury chalet in the Alps?
For Christmas, New Year, and February school holidays, book well ahead, particularly for a fully staffed or ski-in/ski-out chalet. January and March may offer more flexibility, but availability varies, so confirm your dates, group size, and must-have features before securing a property.









