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Méribel

The heart of the Three Valleys — discreet, wooded, and built around the rhythm of family winters.

The setting

A wooded south-facing valley between 1100 m and 1800 m, framed by the Saulire and Mont Vallon.

Méribel was conceived in the 1930s as an alpine village of timber chalets rather than a resort of concrete towers — a decision that still shapes its character. The valley sits at the geographic centre of the Three Valleys lift system, with direct gondola access to Val Thorens and Courchevel. DOMA properties span Méribel Village, Mottaret and the wider valley, chosen for quiet streets, mature pine forest and walk-to-piste access.

Terrain

600 km of linked piste through the Three Valleys, with gentle blue runs above the village and steeper north-facing terrain at altitude.

Atmosphere

Quiet, residential, deeply Savoyard. Restaurants close early; mornings start with fresh tracks and bread from the village bakery.

Who it suits

Families, multi-generational groups, return guests who treat Méribel as their second home.

Residences in Méribel

4 properties

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Chalet M
LES ALLUES — MÉRIBEL

Chalet M

From €44,900 / week
12 Guests5 BedroomsIndoor Pool
Le Tera
MÉRIBEL — LES ALLUES

Le Tera

From €1,990 / week
6 Guests2 Bedrooms86 sqm
Chalet Cherferie
MÉRIBEL — LA GITTAZ

Chalet Cherferie

From €5,990 / week
8 Guests4 Bedrooms184 sqm
Chalet L'Arbalète
MÉRIBEL CENTRE

Chalet L'Arbalète

From €5,990 / week
10 Guests5 Bedrooms5 Ensuite Bedrooms

Insider notes

What we tell our guests

  • 01

    The Tougnète gondola is the fastest link to Courchevel — five minutes from village to summit.

  • 02

    Le Refuge de la Traye, twenty minutes from the valley, is our pick for a quiet long lunch.

  • 03

    First lifts at 8:45; we recommend arriving on piste by 9:00 for the cold-snow morning.

FAQ

What guests often ask

How does Méribel compare to Courchevel?

Méribel is quieter, more residential and more family-oriented; Courchevel offers a denser cluster of Michelin-starred restaurants and designer boutiques. Both share the same lift network.

Which transfer airport do you recommend?

Geneva (two hours by private car) for most stays; Chambéry (ninety minutes) for short-haul European flights; Lyon (two and a half hours) as a quieter alternative.

Are summer stays available?

Selected properties open between July and August. Speak to our concierge for a tailored proposal.

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