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Le Grand Coeur & Spa Hotel

Traditional, warm and cosy hotel with spa facilities

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The hotel is an authentic Savoyard chalet, nestling at the foot of the slopes in the centre of Méribel. The interior is luxuriously decorated in warm woodwork, sumptuous fabrics and embroidery and the rooms, with balconies facing the mountain peaks are ideally situated to soak up the sun at the end of the day.

And that is not the only way to relax after an invigorating day on the slopes - unwind in the sauna, hammam or whirlpool, sip apéritifs at the piano bar or recline in front of a roaring fire. Savour exquisite candlelit meals at one of the most sought-after restaurants in Méribel. Fresh regional products feature strongly on the menu and dining here is of the very best you will find in the resort.

The hotel was the second hotel built in the resort way back in 1952. Contrary to some luxury hotels the atmosphere retains a warm, cosy feel, just as you would hope for in a mountain retreat of this calibre. Attention to detail, as you would expect, from the luxury bathroom products through to the evening entertainments at the bar, is impressive. For many this hotel is the hotel in Meribel.

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Service

The pool

The 230 m2 spa features hammam, sauna, 12-person jacuzzi, fitness room and 3 treatment booths for body treatments and facials.

The Bar

At the lounge bar you can have afternoon tea or on your return from a day’s skiing, enjoy a cup of tea or a hot chocolate with a magnificent desserts trolley. Snuggle down in front of the open fire and enjoy a quiet break. If you just look up out of its huge picture windows you will see magnificent views of Mont-Vallon.

The Restaurant

The restaurant serves original, gourmet dishes reated with local produce. For lunch, Chef Marc Dach draws his inspiration from traditions, creating the favourite dishes of extraordinary characters such as Amédée VIII (1383-1451), Duke of Savoy, who reigned over one of the most illustrious courts in Europe and Maître Chiquart, his head chef. The evening menu offers creative fine dining.

Location

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