Perched above the village, The Alpina combines contemporary design with a museum-level art collection - curated by Jean-Claude Mimran and his son Nachson – featuring Tracey Emin and Henri Matisse. The Six Senses Spa centres on salt-stone rituals and high-tech wellness, while destination dining draws guests, from pop-ups of Milan’s Sant Ambroeus to counter seats at Megu for sliced sashimi. A discreet international crowd come here for wellbeing and considered luxury.

One of the Alps’ most technically advanced wellness spaces, Six Senses Spa blends salt‐stone rituals with high‐tech diagnostics and deep recovery treatments. Facilities span a dramatic salt grotto, large indoor pool, herbal steam rooms and Finnish saunas. Biologique Recherche facials are also a standout. It attracts committed and rather serious spa‐goers who plan sessions around ski days or hiking recovery.

Specialising in handmade Swiss chocolate and truffles, this is also the go‐to for birthday cakes or celebration sweets. Hot chocolate is thick and rich, perfect post‐ski or during a mid‐shopping break, and takeaway coffee is a good pick‐me‐up in time for a quick train hop. Shelves brim with boxed chocolates, bars, and the occasional thin‐crust tarte aux pommes.

This high-end fashion store has an incredibly well-curated collection of clothing and accessories to browse through. Its also the perfect place to get ready for a night out dancing at the Greengo!