Four Seasons Megève reopens 16 December with a first-ever Palace distinction for the resort
Earning the Palace label changes everything, and the Four Seasons Megève knows it. For its ninth winter season since opening in 2017, the Mont d’Arbois property reopens its doors on 16 December with a distinction no other hotel in the resort has ever held, and a completely renewed spa partnership to match.
The first hotel in Megève to receive the Palace distinction
In June 2026, the Four Seasons Megève became the first hotel in the resort to be awarded the Palace distinction. This recognition, reserved for a select group of five-star establishments, goes far beyond a simple rating. It assesses exceptionally high standards of service and amenities, but also the setting, history, and individual character of the property.
The distinction is awarded for a three-year period. Since the 2026 cohort, 33 establishments in France hold it, including six new entrants this year. The Mont d’Arbois resort is among those six newly recognised addresses, which gives this December reopening a particular significance.
Set with direct access to the ski area, the Four Seasons Megève offers 55 rooms and suites, including 14 suites, from €2,000 per night. The hotel is also home to Le 1920, a restaurant awarded two Michelin stars, and holds three Michelin Keys.
A 900 m² spa with a new treatment offering
The season also brings a tangible evolution on the wellness front. The 900 m² spa at the Four Seasons Megève now features treatments from myBlend, the brand founded by Olivier Courtin-Clarins, chief executive of the Clarins group. This change of partner refreshes the experience on offer for guests staying at the property.
The resort also announces that it is the first in France to make available the CellSynergy2, myBlend’s new professional device. The equipment combines radiofrequency, ultrasound, electrostimulation, and cryotherapy. For those who seek technically advanced treatments and cutting-edge protocols, this exclusive access is a compelling reason to choose this hotel over any other.
What a stay actually includes
For anyone planning a trip, here are the key details to know about the Four Seasons Megève for the winter season:
- Reopening set for 16 December
- 55 rooms and suites, including 14 suites, from €2,000 per night
- Direct access to the ski area from Mont d’Arbois
- A 900 m² spa with myBlend treatments and the CellSynergy2, exclusive to France
- Restaurant Le 1920, two Michelin stars, and three Michelin Keys for the hotel
The address is 373 chemin des Follières, Megève. Rates are available on online booking platforms.
A ninth season defined by a move upmarket
Since opening in 2017, the Four Seasons Megève has built a solid reputation in the French Alps. Entering this ninth winter season with a freshly acquired Palace status, the property crosses a meaningful symbolic threshold. The distinction is not self-proclaimed: it recognises an overall level of excellence spanning setting, service, and the identity of the place itself.
The partnership with myBlend further strengthens the resort’s spa offering, in a market where Megève already counts several hotels competing at this level. By offering exclusive access to the CellSynergy2, the resort also sets itself apart on more technical ground, that of advanced treatments. The 2026-2027 season looks set to be a pivotal chapter for the Four Seasons Megève, which now combines institutional recognition with a renewed wellness proposition.
