Stanford Skiing have been welcoming guests to Megeve for 25 years. We know the area really well and have staff on hand to recommend restaurants, help with lift passes and sort out any problems you may have.

Chalet Apartment Roseau is a centrally located really beautiful apartment sleeping 6-8 people in comfort. It has open wooden beams and timber cladding which give it the charm and ambience of a traditional chalet. Located in the heart of Megeve, it is just a 4 minute walk from the Chamois gondola and the central square. This chalet has a large, comfortable sitting/dining room with open log fire perfect for relaxing in front of after a hard days skiing. There is French TV, DVD, CD player, books and board games. The kitchenette has stunning alpine views and a fridge, hob, microwave, oven, dishwasher and washing machine. There are three bedrooms: one double fully en-suite and another double with en-suite bath with shower attachment downstairs together with a separate w.c. and then a family room with a double bed and two single beds upstairs with a bathroom next door. So three bedrooms with three bathrooms. The chalet tends to be fully booked so get in early to avoid disappointment. All linen and towels are provided and our friendly and professional staff are on hand to ensure that you are settled in and to answer any queries. The apartment has it's own private entrance.

Megève is a traditional Savoyard town still occupied by many of the original families such as the Perinets and Grossets yet has all the amenities of a modern ski resort. The centre of Megève is pedestrianised around a beautiful 13th century church, with cobbled narrow streets to explore offering a great variety of high end boutiques, delicatessens, bars and restaurants. The Megève ski area is one of the largest in France, with a variety of ski runs to suit all abilities from hard core powder hounds at Mont Joly or Cote 2000 to picturesque long blue and red runs through the snow laden trees (see the skiing) all with amazing views of Mont Blanc to admire. There are plenty of mountain restaurants (see price guides) to ease tired legs and sip a vin chaud.