Chalet Sarcleret

Brand new in 2023, Chalet Sarclaret takes its namesake from a traditional farming tool – similar to a hoe – that has been used in and around the Alps for generations. Long before the ski resort existed, farmers have grown crops, raised livestock, and worked the land; creating an everlasting bond between people and the mountains. It is this sense of tradition that underpins the aesthetic of Chalet Sarclaret. Designed by interior designer Nicole Salvesen, floral touches and organic colour palettes create the immediate feel of a traditional English country house. Lofty ceilings and striking wooden architecture add flavours of the Rocky Mountain prairie; all of which come together to form something that is uniquely charming.

Chalet Sarclaret is far from predictable. Striking combinations of prints and colours give this chalet an edginess that you’d expect more to find in a London studio than the French Alps. Bold, retro features are combined with pretty, cottage florals to create something that feels interesting and very intentionally curated.

Chalet Sarcleret is located within Morzine itself. In the summer, there is a shortcut through the fields which allows you to walk to town in c.10-15 minutes. In the winter, the chalet is catered and comes with a chauffeur service who can drive you wherever you need to go      

Sleeping up to 16 people in 6 ensuite bedrooms and a delightful bunk room for kids, it’s ideal for families or large groups to come and spend quality time together in the mountains.

The top floor boasts a stunning country-style kitchen. From here we move into the beautiful open plan living and dining room which offers stunning views of Nyon and a delightful open fireplace adorned with hand-painted ceramic tiles – a quintessential feature of 19th and 20th century Britain.

Each ensuite bedroom has been expertly curated to create a space that is cosy, chic and unusual. The bedrooms are spread across three floors, which offers privacy and peace during those quiet moments. The bunk room on the second floor sleeps 6, and is a fantastic place for kids to plot their next big adventure. Large beds and lofty triangular eaves give the room a rare feeling of being both intimate and spacious; and large glass doors allow you to keep a subtle eye without spoiling the fun!

Chalet Sarclaret also boasts a cinema room on the ground floor, and a hot tub in the grounds of the beautiful garden. With near 360 degree views of the mountains, the hot tub is the perfect place to soak up the views, whilst you soak your tired legs. In the summer, the garden offers an ideal spot to rustle up an epic BBQ and bathe in the dreamy Alpine sunshine.