Le Petit Montagnard has selected a few addresses not to be missed if you want to spend a dream night in the mountains.
Over The Moon at La Plagne
Dreaming of an unusual and romantic night on the slopes in a snow groomer? Now you can!
In a cocooning space, let yourself be whisked away to a top-of-the-range room to sleep on the summits of the Plagne resort.

Your driver will be waiting to take you from Plagne Bellecôte from 8.30pm to your final destination at around 2400 metres altitude.
A dream night with minibar, home cinema TV, double bed, heating, coffee and tea making facilities and panoramic views.
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Bulles en Aure in Saint-Lary
In the picturesque village of Vieille Aure, just a stone's throw from Saint-Lary, a 24m2 glass and wood dome awaits you.

Designed for two people, this bubble nestled in the heart of nature offers an exceptional view of the stars in a snowy setting.
All with an indoor jacuzzi and a breakfast basket featuring local produce.
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The Buffère Refuge at Névache
Accessible in ski touring or in snowshoesThis former mountain pasture chalet in the Clarée Valley, at an altitude of 2508 metres, promises an exceptional stay with top-quality facilities and local cuisine.

With around forty beds in a variety of rooms and private dormitories, the refuge can accommodate groups for a party or families for a hearty meal and a view of the sunset.
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Hotel La Flèche d'Or in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains
Put on your skis in complete peace of mind and hit the slopes of the Evasion Mont-Blanc ski area from this 3-star hotel in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains.

But as well as ski in, ski out in winter, the resort also offers superb getaways in summer, with Mont Blanc as a backdrop.
With tastefully renovated rooms and a shared terrace with breathtaking views, you won't be disappointed by a stay at La Flèche d'Or.
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The Chancel Refuge at La Grave
Located in the Hautes-Alpes, on the La Grave La Meije ski area, the refuge is accessible on foot or on skis.
Ideal for a contemplative and rejuvenating stay, alone or with the family, the refuge offers private rooms and dormitories in a sumptuous setting, with the added bonus of refined and delicious mountain cuisine.

A former mountain pasture chalet, the refuge was renovated in 1990 and run by Claude and Nadette Devalle. Since 2021, it has been in the hands of the second generation of caretakers: Guillaume Devalle and Aude Francou.