How to Do Méribel in Style

Nestled in the exclusive Méribel Village, Cerf Rouge offers breathtaking views, deep sumptuous sofas, and an outdoor hot tub – perfect for unwinding with a glass of bubbles after a day on the slopes. With its blend of rustic charm and modern elegance, it’s the ideal base for a high-end mountain retreat. Learn more here.

Méribel is at the heart of Les Trois Vallées, the world’s largest linked ski area, offering over 600km of pistes and access to neighbouring resorts like Courchevel and Val Thorens. Whether you’re carving down pristine groomers or exploring accessible off-piste terrain, there’s something for every level of skier.

For those seeking a more tailored experience, private ski guiding is available through local experts who can help you discover hidden powder stashes and secret runs. And for the truly adventurous, heliskiing excursions can be arranged, offering untouched descents and breathtaking views.

Enjoy premium gear and in-chalet boot fitting for a hassle-free start to your ski adventure. Book now at www.slidecandy.com and use code “Cerften” for 10% off ski hire.

Méribel is easily accessible by car, train, or air, with seamless transfer options available:

  • Driving – Approx. 10 hours from Calais via the A6 and A43, with stunning Alpine scenery en route.
  • Train – Arrive at Moûtiers (just 15 km away), then take a short taxi or minibus ride up the mountain.
  • Airports & Transfers – Convenient private minibus transfers from:
    • Chambéry Airport – 102 km, 1h 30m
    • Lyon & Grenoble Airport – 175–180 km, 2h 25m
    • Geneva Airport – 130 km, 2h 30m

Insider Tip: Book with Méribel Airport Transfers – a trusted local operator with expert knowledge of the Three Valleys.

Whether you’re enjoying a private chef in your chalet or dining on the slopes, Méribel offers a feast for the senses:

  • Le Clos Bernard (Méribel Valley) – Wood-fired grills in a charming forest setting.
  • La Cave des Creux (Courchevel Valley) – Stylish brasserie with panoramic views.
  • Chalet de La Marine (Val Thorens Valley) – A refined high-altitude dining experience at 2,500m, offering gourmet cuisine in a stunning mountain setting.

Our handpicked favourite: Le Montagnard (Saint-Martin-de-Belleville) – A cosy, family-run spot featuring a sunny terrace and seasonal alpine fare crafted from homegrown produce.

For the ultimate culinary experience, head to Le 1947 at Cheval Blanc in Courchevel – the only three Michelin-starred restaurant in the region. Chef Yannick Alléno’s inventive cuisine is a must for gourmands seeking a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience.

For a truly effortless evening, we can recommend trusted private chefs who will prepare and serve bespoke suppers in your chalet — from relaxed family meals to elegant multi-course menus, with everything from shopping to washing up taken care of.

Prefer flexibility? BonAppetit delivers delicious oven-ready meals straight to your chalet, so you can enjoy quality dining at your own pace without lifting a finger in the kitchen.

For the ultimate blend of skiing, fine dining, and relaxation, Méribel offers an unrivalled luxury experience.