Hôtel Saint-Georges Relais & Châteaux

Name: Hôtel Saint-Georges Relais & Châteaux
Address: 159 rue Monseigneur Conseil, Megève, 74120, FRANCE
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Hotel - restaurant

Elevation : 1115m

159 rue Monseigneur Conseil, 74120 Megève

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The Saint-Georges Hotel, an iconic establishment located in the heart of Megève, just a few steps from the ski lifts. Today, it has been redesigned as an intimate and theatrical retreat, combining mountain elegance with a touch of British eccentricity.

A historic hotel, a new inspiration. The Hotel Saint-Georges has long been one of the village's most iconic addresses. It has been redesigned as an intimate and theatrical retreat. This transformation was entrusted to Luke Edward Hall, a British artist and designer known for his taste for visual storytelling, bright colors, and dreamlike imagery. His style is expressed with freshness and poetry in every corner of the hotel: carved woodwork, murals inspired by Alpine traditions, vibrant wallpaper, antique objects... The result is a highly evocative setting, somewhere between an adventure novel and a mountain tale. This rebirth is part of the unique world of Chapitre Six and marks the group's arrival in the Alps.