Rond-Point des Pistes, Méribel

Méribel

Luxury Chaletsin Rond-Point des Pistes

Above Méribel's centre, where the pistes converge: a quarter where skis go on at the door and come off there too.

Rond-Point des Pistes sits just above the village centre of Méribel, at the point where the resort's slopes come together. It is a quarter shaped by skiing: chalets and residences in local wood and stone, set along the pistes, with lifts within easy reach and the 3 Vallées opening out in every direction.

Our properties here are mostly apartments, with a chalet among them, and most are ski-in, ski-out or a short walk from the slopes. Many keep a sauna, a hammam, a gym and a fireplace for the evening, with daily housekeeping and a concierge in several. For those who measure a stay in hours on snow, it is the most direct address in Méribel.

In figures

  • 10 properties
  • 2–7 bedrooms
  • Up to 14 guests
  • From €2,900 per week
  • 7 ski-in, ski-out
  • 8 with a spa, hammam or sauna
  • On the slopes: The quarter lies where Méribel's pistes meet, and most of our properties here are ski-in or within walking distance of the slopes.
  • The village: Méribel's centre lies just below, with its shops, restaurants and the Chaudanne lift hub.
  • The ski area: From the heart of the 3 Vallées, some 600 km of linked skiing opens in every direction.
  • Getting there: Chambéry Airport is about 1h30 by road, Geneva and Lyon about 2h30, with private transfers and helicopter options available.
  • The season: The lifts of Méribel usually run from early December to mid-April.

Our concierge's advice

Christmas, New Year and the February school holidays are booked first, often by early autumn, and in those weeks ski instructors and village restaurant tables are best reserved before arrival. With passes and instructors arranged by the concierge in advance, the first morning can begin on the piste rather than in a queue.

Our properties

  • Appartement Monceau: Alpine chic 50 metres from the pistes in Méribel, with a vast terrace facing the mountains
  • Appartement Mirabeau: Fifth-floor views over the Méribel pistes, 50 metres from the snow at Rond-Point
  • Appartement Marivaux: Ski-in access, a sunlit terrace and a meditation room at Méribel’s Rond-Point des Pistes
  • Appartement Maret: A 360 m² ski-in duplex in Méribel with a cathedral ceiling, sauna and billiards mezzanine
  • Appartement Malakoff: Contemporary alpine style 50 metres from the slopes at Méribel’s Rond-point des Pistes
  • Appartement Maillot: 190 m² of chalet warmth with Nordic touches and a sunny terrace, straight onto Méribel’s slopes
  • Appartement Lombards: A wide north-west terrace and a ski room 50 metres from the piste at Rond-Point des Pistes
  • Appartement Lhomond: A top-floor penthouse at Rond-Point des Pistes with a private hammam and south-facing terrace
  • Appartement Levis: Direct ski access and a ski room steps from the green Forêt run, at Méribel’s Rond-Point des Pistes
  • Chalet Arpege: Seven bedrooms for fourteen guests in Méribel, at the heart of Les 3 Vallées

The slopes at the door

Rond-Point is defined by skiing. Pistes run past the chalets and residences, so mornings begin with boots on in a warmed ski room and skis clipped in steps from the door. Méribel's central position in the 3 Vallées means Courchevel and Val Thorens are reached across the ridges, and at the end of the day the run back ends where it started, without a shuttle or a walk in ski boots.

Warmth after the day

The properties here are built for the hours after skiing. Most have a sauna, many a hammam and a gym, and a fireplace for the evening. Boot heaters and ski rooms keep equipment ready for the morning. In several, daily housekeeping and a concierge take care of the rest, from lift passes and instructors to tables reserved in the village and a chef for a night in.

Arriving and moving around

Méribel is reached from Chambéry in about 1h30, or from Geneva and Lyon in around 2h30; private transfers and helicopter options can be arranged. Once here, the village centre lies just below, and the Méribel shuttle links the villages, so the car can stay parked for the week. Several of our properties also offer their own ski shuttle.

Frequently asked questions

How does Rond-Point des Pistes compare with Méribel Centre?

Méribel Centre places you among the shops, restaurants and the Chaudanne lift hub. Rond-Point sits just above it, closer to the pistes themselves, and suits those who want ski-in, ski-out access while keeping the village within easy reach.

Can we really ski from the door?

In most of our properties here, yes: many are ski-in and ski-out, and others lie within walking distance of the slopes. Each listing specifies the access, and the concierge can advise on the best fit for your group.

Is it a good choice for families?

The direct access to the slopes makes mornings simple for children and ski school meetings easy to reach. Spacious apartments and a chalet, with saunas and fireplaces, give families room to settle in after the day.

How do we get to Rond-Point des Pistes?

Chambéry Airport is about 1h30 by road, Geneva and Lyon about 2h30. Our concierge can arrange a private transfer or a helicopter, and the free Méribel shuttle connects the villages during your stay.

When is the best time to come?

The lifts of Méribel usually run from early December to mid-April, and a stay here follows that season. Christmas, New Year and the February school holidays are booked first, often by early autumn, so those weeks are worth securing early, with ski instructors and restaurant tables reserved before arrival.

What are your properties like, and what does the concierge arrange?

Our properties in Rond-Point des Pistes are luxury apartments and a chalet, most of them ski-in, ski-out and most with a sauna, hammam or spa. Our concierge arranges ski passes, ski instructors, a private chef, a driver and transfers, so the week is in place before you arrive.

Méribel

  • Méribel
  • Méribel Centre: The heart of Méribel, where the Chaudanne lifts, the shops and the evening life sit within an easy walk.
  • Méribel Village: A quiet hamlet in larch and stone above Méribel, with its own lift into the 3 Vallées and the pace of a real village.
  • Le Raffort: A wooded hamlet in the valley below Méribel, quieter than the resort yet minutes from its lifts and the 3 Vallées.