Le Kaïla

Le Kaïla typifies the recent trend of Modern Alpine Chic. With rooms all fur rugs, open fire places and pine surfaces contrasted with complimentary Ipads neatly sitting in their docs and harsh, clinical angles beside innovative designs in the bathrooms. There is no way to describe Le Kaïla other than hyper-cool. The spa is also worth a visit, particularly for an ‘ice-shower’ to assist in your recovery after a tough day in the Three Valleys. The bar, said to be ‘convivial’, with a different style of live ‘lounge music’ played every evening, has an almost endless list of cocktails. But Le Kaïla supplements this edgy veneer with a family friendly policy that includes an entire kids area as well as organising DJ workshops for teens. High quality service is Le Kaïla's mantra and nowhere is this more apparent than in the L’Ekrin, Le Kaïla’s in house restaurant. Here, chef Mickael Mibord serves his inventive cuisine using seasonal produce, which is hard to beat. Truly then, Le Kaïla caters to its guest’s every need.