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Atop the Alps... Every choice is guided by the local, from the books
in the library to artworks, music and concerts.
L’Alpaga is total Alpine immersion.
Atop the Alps... Every choice is guided by the local, from the books in the library to artworks, music and concerts. L’Alpaga is total Alpine immersion.
Pine trees, alpine pastures, moss and lichen: wherever you look in Megève, in the heart of the French Alps, shades of green abound. The spectacle of this stunning natural landscape quietly hypnotizes and soothes. This is what a holiday should feel like.
Pine trees, alpine pastures, moss and lichen: wherever you look in Megève, in the heart of the French Alps, shades of green abound. The spectacle of this stunning natural landscape quietly hypnotizes and soothes. This is what a holiday should feel like.
L’Alpaga’s intimate rooms, family suites and individual chalets breathe Alpine life: the smell of wood, the sound of distant bells, the comfortable and cosy beds, stylish bathrooms, and awe-inspiring views. Places to reconnect.
L’Alpaga’s intimate rooms, family suites and individual chalets breathe Alpine life: the smell of wood, the sound of distant bells, the comfortable and cosy beds, stylish bathrooms, and awe-inspiring views. Places to reconnect.
From their wooden frames to their picture windows, the buildings that make up L’Alpaga respect their setting: a wondrous natural landscape of mountain pastures and eternal peaks. Inside, the design recalls the outdoors with wood – in forest green, grey blue, earth brown and burgundy – and marble, burnished leather and warm fabrics.
From their wooden frames to their picture windows, the buildings that make up L’Alpaga respect their setting: a wondrous natural landscape of mountain pastures and eternal peaks. Inside, the design recalls the outdoors with wood – in forest green, grey blue, earth brown and burgundy – and marble, burnished leather and warm fabrics.
The surroundings set the scene, with interiors that feel inhabited by the natural Alpine landscape. Wooden panelling and linen hangings converse with herbarium images by Gwenaëlle Grandjean, vintage photographs of the resort by Karl Machatschek, and luminous mountain landscapes by painter Gabriel Micheletti.
The surroundings set the scene, with interiors that feel inhabited by the natural Alpine landscape. Wooden panelling and linen hangings converse with herbarium images by Gwenaëlle Grandjean, vintage photographs of the resort by Karl Machatschek, and luminous mountain landscapes by painter Gabriel Micheletti.
At L’Alpaga, discover books, music and concerts inspired by Savoy, but also exploring wider horizons. The hotel is a showcase for archive magazines, vintage travel guides and mountain novels, which are joined by music in many forms and styles, including regular concerts.
At L’Alpaga, discover books, music and concerts inspired by Savoy, but also exploring wider horizons. The hotel is a showcase for archive magazines, vintage travel guides and mountain novels, which are joined by music in many forms and styles, including regular concerts.
In the skilful hands of our favourite architects, art directors, artists and photographers, L’Alpaga takes creative shape.
In the skilful hands of our favourite architects, art directors, artists and photographers, L’Alpaga takes creative shape.
design studio
Antoine Ricardou, Clémentine Larroumet, and their teams have been with Beaumier since the beginning. With a desire to “bring meaning to spaces, identities and visual stories”, they aim to create “a different, more sensitive, less perfect vision of luxury”.
Aarchitects, Charles & Co
At L’Alpaga, their first project for Beaumier, Vicky and Julia wanted to “respect the existing interior design, while incorporating the views of breathtaking eternal nature”.
Landscape architect, designer and photographer
For L’Alpaga, landscape architect Gwenaëlle created a contemporary herbarium: a collection of large-format, oil-pastel still lifes of the fauna that surrounds the hotel.
Painter
“Drawing landscapes is a pretext for me to stop for a good while and wait while I reach a visionary state I can incorporate me into geological time,” says Gabriel. “It would be enough for me to become the smallest fragment of this landscape to become eternal.” For Beaumier, he created luminous mountain landscapes that hang in L’Alpaga.
