Luxury St Martin de Belleville Chalets & Hotels

Enjoy luxury ski holidays in Saint Martin de Belleville, an authentic Savoyard village with refined elegance. Discover boutique chalets and hotels in this hidden gem of the 3 Vallées.

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St Martin de Belleville Ski Resort

Located in the Les Trois Vallées ski area, St Martin de Belleville is a peaceful alternative to the busier resorts. Known for its stunning views of the Alps and its authentic charm, this village offers a more serene atmosphere while still providing access to exceptional skiing. St Martin de Belleville is an ideal luxury ski resort in France for those seeking a more private experience without sacrificing world-class skiing.

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Chalet Pure Black Crystal

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St Martin de Belleville
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Chalet Pure White Crystal

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Cinema Room
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Gym
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Buzzing Apres-Ski
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Short Transfers
Family Friendly
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Spa
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Sauna
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Driving Service
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St Martin de Belleville
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Cinema Room
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€16,000

St. Martin de Belleville is the quiet gem of the Trois Vallées, an authentic Savoyard village that offers direct access to the world’s largest ski area without losing its rustic charm. Unlike its glitzier neighbours, St. Martin has preserved a traditional Alpine character, with stone houses, narrow lanes, and a church at its heart. For travellers who want the full Trois Vallées experience but in a more intimate, discreet setting, this is the perfect base.

The skiing is outstanding thanks to a modern high-speed lift that connects directly to Méribel and the wider domain. From here, skiers can reach over 600 kilometres of pistes spanning Courchevel, Méribel, and Val Thorens. Locally, the slopes are quieter than elsewhere in the valley, making them ideal for families and those who value uncrowded runs. Snowmaking ensures reliable conditions all season long.

Off the mountain, St. Martin is renowned for its refined simplicity. The village is home to one of the Alps’ most acclaimed restaurants, La Bouitte, which holds three Michelin stars and elevates traditional Savoyard flavours into haute cuisine. Accommodation ranges from charming farmhouses to chic chalets, and après-ski is low-key, focusing on cosy wine bars and relaxed dining.

Travel Information

Airport 1

CHAMBERY (CMF) - 95KMS // 1HR 15MINS

Airport 2

GENEVA (GVA) - 180KMS // 2HRS 10MINS

Private Airport

MERIBEL (MFX) - In Resort

Train Station

MOUTIERS - 17KMS // 25MINS

Heli Pad

MERIBEL - In Resort

Saint Martin de Belleville  Ski Overview

Tucked just below Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville offers a quieter, more refined gateway to the vast Three Valleys ski area. Its high-speed Saint-Martin Express chairlift whisks skiers straight to the heart of the slopes, giving immediate access to over 600 km of terrain that spans Méribel, Courchevel, and Val Thorens. Locally, the runs are wide, scenic, and beautifully maintained, perfect for intermediate skiers who enjoy long descents and panoramic views. The village’s lower altitude brings a sense of authenticity, with tree-lined trails leading back into the hamlet — ideal for leisurely afternoon skiing. Blending traditional Alpine charm with world-class access, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is a favourite for those seeking understated elegance and exceptional skiing in the Three Valleys.

Ski area:

4 Vallees

Resort/Top:

1550m/3330m

Pistes:

412km

Beginners:

35

Intermediate:

55

Advanced

10

Ski Lifts:

92

Snow Park:

3

Nursery Areas:

2

Cross Country:

22km

For those seeking an authentic Alpine experience, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville combines traditional charm with easy access to the vast Three Valleys ski area. Beyond the slopes, visitors can enjoy snowshoeing, dog-sledding, and guided mountain walks, or simply unwind in artisan boutiques, cosy cafés, and local spas. The village’s Michelin-starred dining, weekly markets, and cultural events bring warmth and character to this peaceful corner of the French Alps — where heritage and modern comfort meet effortlessly.

SnowShoeing

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Dog Sledding

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FAQ

What is skiing like in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville?
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Skiing in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville combines village charm with direct access to the world’s largest ski area. The high-speed Saint-Martin Express lift links directly into the Three Valleys network, offering over 600 km of interconnected pistes. Expect wide, well-groomed slopes and a more relaxed atmosphere than the busier resorts above.

Is Saint-Martin-de-Belleville suitable for beginners and intermediates?
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Yes. The local slopes are perfect for improving skiers, with a mix of gentle blues and longer, scenic reds. Beginners can learn in the Biolley area, where ski schools provide calm, confidence-building instruction before venturing higher. Intermediates will love the variety of terrain, with easy connections to Méribel and Les Menuires.

How easy is it to access the rest of the Three Valleys from Saint-Martin?
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It’s seamless. The Saint-Martin Express chairlift and Granges gondola connect skiers to the Méribel and Les Menuires sectors in minutes, giving full access to Courchevel and Val Thorens within the same ski day. The village is small, but its lift infrastructure is among the most efficient in the Alps.

What is there to do in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville off the slopes?
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Off the mountain, Saint-Martin offers a genuine Alpine village experience. Enjoy gourmet dining at La Bouitte (the region’s Michelin-starred restaurant), visit the local museum, or take part in snowshoe walks and tobogganing. Evenings are calm and cosy, centred around fireside wine bars and elegant chalet lodges.

How do I get to Saint-Martin-de-Belleville?
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The resort is just 20 minutes from Moûtiers train station and about 2.5–3 hours from Geneva, Lyon, or Chambéry airports. As the lowest of the Belleville Valley resorts, it’s one of the easiest to reach by road. The Camel Collection can arrange private transfers, chauffeurs, or helicopter arrivals for a smooth journey.

Why choose Saint-Martin-de-Belleville over other Three Valleys resorts?
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Saint-Martin-de-Belleville offers a more authentic, peaceful alternative to the larger Three Valleys resorts while still giving direct access to the same world-class ski area. It combines luxury chalets and Michelin-star dining with a genuine village atmosphere — think quiet streets, traditional stone buildings, and local charm. You get all the scale and snow of the Three Valleys, but with a sense of space and calm that’s hard to find elsewhere.

Charming, calm, and effortlessly convenient, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is perfect for families who want the full Three Valleys experience without the crowds. The village layout keeps everything close — from chalets and ski schools to the lifts and nursery slopes. The ESF Saint-Martin offers friendly, small-group lessons, while beginners can learn on the gentle runs at the base of the village before progressing higher up the mountain. The atmosphere is relaxed and personal, ideal for parents who want a slower pace without sacrificing access to world-class skiing.

Off the slopes, families can enjoy tobogganing, snowshoeing, or visits to the local heritage museum, which gives children a glimpse into mountain life. Evenings are cosy and unhurried, with fire-lit restaurants and chalets designed for comfort. With its blend of authenticity, warmth, and convenience, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is a family favourite for those who prefer charm over chaos.