Chalet Hidden Dragon

Nestled in fir and pine forests, Chalet Hidden Dragon is a secluded mountain retreat set in its own private grounds and accessed by a private road. Perched at 1500m, the chalet offers uninterrupted panoramic views over the Rhone Valley.

Built with escape in mind, the chalet has a serene, contemporary interior with Asian accents throughout. Reflecting the owner's heritage, the chalet is a fine example of East meets West, showcasing their Shinto beliefs and Eurasian heritage in the interior's textures and materials. The chalet is set over four levels and the entrance can be found on the ground floor. The Japanese-style entrance hall leads you into a open-plan living room with a bespoke copper fireplace and huge glass sliding doors, showcasing impressive views of Haut de Cry across the Rhone Valley.

Across from the living room is an elegant dining room comfortably seating 16 guests, and a sitting room. Just off the living area is a winter garden, furnished with sofas and armchairs for a relaxing spot to enjoy the uninterrupted views.

Chalet Hidden Dragon is able to accommodate 12 guests in six en-suite bedrooms. Each bedroom is named after a celestial animal to provide good luck, happiness and prosperity to its guests. "Snow Lion" on the top floor of the chalet is the most spacious bedroom. Also on this level is a cosy TV/club room to relax in. Four more double bedrooms are located on the first floor and the sixth bedroom, "Brown Cow", can be found on the ground floor.

Designed to nurture the body, mind and spirit, Chalet Hidden Dragon offers a series of wellness facilities including an outdoor hot tub, hammam, sauna, meditation room and yoga room. A number of treatments are also available to enhance your well-being.

Another highlight is the state-of-the-art glass-fronted wine cellar which boasts a magnificent, privately-owned collection of fine wines to tempt even the most discerning oenophile's palate. For entertainment, Hidden Dragon is equipped with a professional soundproofed cinema room. Finally, an office/TV den and library provide further space to take some time out.