Le Molitor, a modern folk-style chalet in Megève
Just a few minutes’ walk from the village and the bell tower—over which it offers an absolutely magical view—the Molitor reimagines, in a contemporary and graphic style, everything that makes the mountains so charming and Megève so appealing. A grand wooden chalet adorned with green shutters, exuding a rustic elegance that is quintessentially Le Même. Across three levels, Alpine folklore and arty, understated design coexist seamlessly, always with the attention to detail that is the hallmark of Les Chalets des Fermes, whose 5-star hospitality is a true dream—tailor-made, of course.
A chic and peaceful haven just a stone's throw from the village
Less than a 10-minute walk from Megève, the Molitor offers its guests a 330 m² retreat that is both chic and peaceful. Here, you feel sheltered from the noise of the outside world while still being close to the village and its bell tower, which you can admire from the covered terrace—whether leaning on the large wooden counter next to the railing or curled up on a plush sofa. Decorated in shades of green and terracotta, with luxurious fabrics and beautiful furniture that blends contemporary and traditional styles, the spacious living room and dining area—which can accommodate up to ten guests—reinterpret all the hallmarks of an Alpine chalet with warmth and sophistication.
An arty, rustic atmosphere
XXL cast-iron bells hanging above the large table, bold and contemporary pieces such as the fireplace adorned with green ceramics and the irresistibly plush Bulbe armchair, molded wooden door frames, deer-antler chandeliers and hunting trophies, beams and walls enhanced by the brushstrokes of artist Franck Lebraly: Le Molitor exudes an arty, rustic atmosphere that’s decidedly modern folk. Bookends shaped like ibexes, ceramics resembling large fruits or wild animals, paintings of Alpine landscapes or graphic motifs—every object carries a story with it.
Five suites and an alpine lifestyle
A true invitation to gather, the chalet’s kitchen elegantly opens onto the dining room and living room. Wood—whether molded, raw, or weathered—is present throughout, as is the stone: slate on the floor and exquisitely crafted on the backsplash, which is adorned with a large green Lacanche range. Upstairs, the wine cellar embraces transparency with its fully glass-enclosed walls. Green, white, beige, black, and blue—the five bedrooms, all en suite, each feature an elegant and unique decor, with their XXL headboards draped in custom-made Italian fabrics. Each room reflects the Sibuet family’s love of fine things, as this chalet once belonged to Marie and Nicolas’s grandparents.
Bespoke 5-star hotel service
After returning from a walk in the forest or on the slopes, you’ll happily dive into the Nordic bath on the terrace, facing the magnificent panorama that includes Mont Jaillet—unless you prefer the sauna in the fully equipped gym. To top it all off, the Molitor offers personalized 5-star hotel service. You’ll never tire of the breakfast and afternoon snack—ultra-fresh and delicious, since everything is homemade and prepared daily. The same goes for the fireplace and housekeeping, handled daily by the housekeeper. And how about a dog-sled ride? Just ask your Chalet Manager—as with everything else. It’s a dream come true.


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