Description
Mountain
Old stones
Once destined to disappear, these farm buildings have been beautifully restored by architect Olivier Cheseaux, respecting the lines, materials and spirit of the Valais heritage. Today they offer unusual accommodation where traditional architecture converses with contemporary comfort, at the foot of the Dent Blanche.
The story of the place
Immerse yourself in an authentic setting, where every corner breathes history and character. The creaking floors bear witness to the soul of the place, adding to the charm and the special atmosphere of the site.
Details
- Built in 1770
1700 m elevation- 5 appartement(s)
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Garden
Outdoor lounge
Barbecue
Parking
High chair
Enfants autorisés
Gallery
Availability
Available lodgings
No lodging matches these criteria.
Olivier's Mayen
2 guests
1 bathroom
This former mountain hut has been converted into a contemporary mayen whilst respecting the existing heritage. A ‘raccard’ is a farm building made of larch timber planks resting on wooden posts topped with granite ‘mouse stones’. Families used to store grain, hay and food supplies in the raccard.
Double bed
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Hi-Fi system
Fireplace
Living room
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Washing machine
Terrace
Etienne's Mayen
5 guests
1 bathroom
This former barn has been transformed into a contemporary mountain chalet, whilst retaining the essence of the traditional way of life. Families used to store hay in the barn to get through the winter, whilst their livestock were housed in the stable below.
Double bed
Single bed
Baby cot
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Living room
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Washing machine
Terrace
Book
Réservation
Jean's Mayen
6 guests
1 bathroom
This former barn has been transformed into a contemporary mountain chalet, whilst retaining the essence of the traditional way of life. Families used to store hay in the barn to get through the winter, whilst their livestock were housed in the stable below.
Double bed
Single bed
Baby cot
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Fireplace
Living room
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Terrace
Madeleine's Mayen
6 guests
1 bathroom
This former granary has been converted into a contemporary mayen whilst respecting the existing heritage. As a veritable storehouse of food for the whole family, the granary was essential to the survival of mountain communities.
Double bed
Single bed
Baby cot
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Fireplace
Living room
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Terrace
Pierre's Mayen
4 guests
1 bathroom
This former barn has been transformed into a contemporary mayen, whilst retaining the essence of the traditional way of life. Families used to store hay in the barn to get through the winter with their livestock, which was housed in the stable below. There is no Wi-Fi in this mayen as it is situated in an agricultural zone.
Double bed
Baby cot
Sofa bed
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Fireplace
Living room
Sitting area
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Washing machine
Terrace
Joseph's Mayen
12 guests
1 bathroom
This former granary has been converted into a contemporary mayen whilst respecting the existing heritage. As a veritable storehouse of food for the whole family, the granary was essential to the survival of mountain communities.
Double bed
Single bed
Baby cot
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Fireplace
Living room
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Terrace
Henri's Mayen
2 guests
1 bathroom
This former mountain hut has been converted into a contemporary mayen whilst respecting the existing heritage. A ‘raccard’ is a farm building made of larch timber planks resting on wooden posts topped with granite ‘mouse stones’. Families used to store grain, hay and food supplies in the raccard. This mayen consists of a single room, much like a studio flat.
Sofa bed
Shower
Hair dryer
Toiletries
Wi-Fi
Fireplace
Sitting area
Coffee machine
Fondue set
Fridge
Stove
Dishwasher
Terrace
Address
Chemin des Ceintres 12, 1985 La Forclaz — Valais