Victoire at the Arcades du Mont-Blanc is a long-time Megève favourite, curated by Carole Pozzallo – who brought her vision from Paris to the Alps with a singular rule: exclusivity. Her instinct-led selection spans men’s and women’s collections, from the house’s own line of perfectly cut holiday-leaning essentials to an unexpected mix of often-Italian designers chosen for their love of craft and style.

Le Prieuré is chef Emmanuel Renaut’s convivial village bistro set beside the church on Place de l’Église, in a historic chalet once renovated by Henry-Jacques Le Même. Inside, pale woods, parquet floors and a remarkable painted coffered ceiling inspired by alpine motifs welcome guests from morning coffee to dinner. The menu celebrates generous Savoyard-leaning bistro cooking – reblochon-filled bites, alpine lake fish, local cheeses and comforting desserts such as chocolate mousse – paired with Savoie wines. 

Megève gets a technicolour chalet shake-up with Hotel Saint-Georges, reborn through designer-artist Luke Edward Hall’s playful, pattern-happy palette. Expect painted timber, folklore-inspired murals, cheerful tartans and a real sense of Alpine escapism that feels fresh rather than themed. Steps from the lifts, it’s a winter base for those who like their ski trip with serious design cred. It’s Megève, but several notches cooler. 

A café. A brasserie. A cocktail bar. Le Hibou Blanc does it all. We love this cosy, family-friendly spot for a casual dinner whenever we're in Megève.