Deluxe Suite, M de Megève, Megève, M de Megève, Megève

A 45 m² suite built around two bathrooms

The Deluxe Suite at M de Megève opens onto 45 square metres, a configuration rare enough in a village hotel to merit attention on its own. One bedroom, a dedicated seating area with sofa and desk, and crucially, two bathrooms: a layout that changes how a family of four actually moves through a stay. There is no queuing before the first lift, no negotiating over the mirror. Carpeted underfoot, soundproofed from the corridor, the suite reads as a self-contained apartment rather than an enlarged room.

The space and flow

The bedroom sits apart from the living zone, allowing parents to close a door on a sleeping child while the seating area stays lit and lived in. A sofa bed extends sleeping capacity to four, making the suite workable for two adults and two children without anyone sharing a mattress that was not designed for them. A dressing room absorbs the luggage of a full ski week. Storage, circulation, and privacy are treated as design questions here, not afterthoughts.

Design and finishes

Materials follow the hotel's register: local wood, clean lines, nothing overstated. The bathrooms combine bath and shower, with a second, additional bathroom handling overflow during morning departures for the slopes. Bathrobes, slippers, and a full set of toiletries, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, shower cap, are laid out as standard. A coffee machine and electric kettle sit on the desk, alongside a minibar stocked for a quiet evening in.

The view and outdoors

The suite opens onto a balcony fitted with outdoor furniture, a genuine extension of the living space rather than a token ledge. Depending on orientation, the outlook takes in the mountain, the village rooftops, or the inner courtyard, three distinct registers of the same Megève. Light enters generously through the day, and the balcony becomes the natural spot for a coffee before the first run or a glass of wine after it.

Who is this for?

You are traveling with two children and need a bedroom that closes off from a living area still active at 9pm. You want a base 100 metres from the Chamois lifts so ski boots go on in the room, not in a shuttle. You are staying a full week and need two bathrooms to keep four people moving on schedule each morning.

La Suite's verdict

This is the most rational family suite in the M de Megève collection: not the largest statement in the house, that role belongs to the Presidential Suite, but the most efficiently built for four people sharing one space over several days. The second bathroom alone justifies the category jump from the standard Suite. Our one note: claim the balcony early in the morning, before the light moves off the mountain face.