"Les Chalets du Mont d’Arbois put Megève on the map when the Rothschild family opened its doors in the 1920s, but the property got a top-to-bottom design overhaul a few years ago when it joined the Four Seasons portfolio. The 41 rooms are decked out in a mix of rustic and bohemian design, and suites are spread across three traditional wooden chalets. There are indoor-outdoor pools, a spa, several on-site restaurants (La Table de Noémie offers a fine dining twist on classic Savoyard fare), and close access to the Mont d’Arbois slopes. If there’s anything you can’t do or find here, the resort’s sister property up the road, the Four Seasons Megève, will certainly be able to deliver (including a new outpost of chef Anne-Sophie Pic’s excellent Dame de Pic – Le 1920 restaurant)." - Lindsey Tramuta