
Résidence Alexane
An apartment residence to compare for a stay with services and wellness facilities. Examine the precise apartment and what your particular booking includes before choosing.
Residences, studios and family flats near the centre and the lifts, with what “close” really means on foot.

9 on our list · checked on 6 November 2026

An apartment residence to compare for a stay with services and wellness facilities. Examine the precise apartment and what your particular booking includes before choosing.

Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom
A three-star, two-room flat for four in a renovated house on the Grande Rue, overlooking the pedestrian street. Suits a couple or a small family who want to walk everywhere; the north-east-facing balcony gets little afternoon sun and the final clean is left to guests.

Sleeps 2 · 1 bedroom
A one-bedroom flat of about 52 m² on the second floor of a former village hotel, now five three-star apartments. Good for a couple: east-facing terrace, heated ski locker and private parking. The owner quotes a 700-800 m walk to the Grand Massif Express, so expect a short stroll each ski morning.

Two 1960s houses of studios and flats for 2 to 10 people, 25 to 100 m², facing the Grand Massif Express and about 300 m from the village centre. Practical for families on a ski week: south-facing balconies, ski and bike room, laundry. Interiors are simple rather than luxurious.

A CGH apartment residence at 19 Place des Sept Monts in central Samoëns, with fully equipped apartments, a relaxation area with a heated pool and the Ô des Cimes spa. Useful for a small family who want a pool within walking distance of the village shops; compare apartment sizes and what the rate includes.
Studios and apartments in a Dahu Compagnie residence with shared spaces.
An apartment residence in the Bérouze area with hotel-style services.
The Lagrange residence at Les Beules is a useful comparison for an independent apartment stay.
Residence of seven linked Savoyard-style chalets about 600 m from the centre of Samoëns.
The community’s transport page links to regular routes connecting the valley with Annemasse and Cluses.
A useful laundry contact for longer stays or lighter packing.
The central branch for bread, pastries and an outing snack.
A regional food shop for cheese or a simple sharing supper.
The Wednesday morning market is a practical food stop for a self-catered stay.
A village cinema for an evening or a wet-weather plan.
The lakes and recreation facilities provide a useful valley meeting point for families.
An alpine garden on the hillside above the old village.
A patisserie and tearoom, separate from the similarly named botanical garden.
The Grand Massif Express is the main gondola from Samoëns village to the ski area. Many listings claim to be “close”, but a 300 m walk in ski boots is not the same as 800 m uphill with children. Here is how to read the distances, with examples of residences that state them clearly.