Prestige No.5 is the flagship apartment within the Prestige residence. Spanning two floors it combines generous living space with contemporary Alpine styling, making it an excellent choice for larger families or groups of friends who want to stay together without compromising on comfort. Occupying a ski-in/ski-out position beside the piste, you’ll also have the restaurants, bars, shops and main gondola of St Martin de Belleville within just a few minutes’ walk.

The entrance level has been designed with entertaining in mind. Four ensuite rooms sit alongside a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, creating a sociable space where everyone can gather for breakfast before heading onto the slopes or enjoy long dinners together in the evening. Large doors lead onto the covered south-facing balcony, where uninterrupted mountain views provide the perfect backdrop for a morning coffee or an après-ski drink. Upstairs, the apartment takes on a different character. Tucked beneath the eaves is a welcoming lounge centred around a beautiful fireplace, creating a wonderfully cosy setting to relax after a day exploring the Three Valleys. Two further ensuite rooms are also located on this floor, giving larger groups extra privacy while still feeling connected. It’s this thoughtful split-level design that makes Prestige No.5 feel much more like a traditional Alpine chalet than a conventional apartment.

Practical features such as the private washing machine, Smart TV with international channels, Nespresso coffee machine, private ski locker and shared boot room make longer stays particularly easy, while the ski-in/ski-out location means there’s rarely any need to use the car once you’ve arrived. Although there are several flights of stairs to reach the apartment, the reward is a peaceful elevated position with some of the finest views in the village. Prestige No.5 is ideal for guests looking for generous living space, modern comfort and an outstanding location in the heart of St Martin de Belleville.

NB: Prestige No.5 is four flights of stairs down from Rue des Grangeraies, then two flights up, and eight flights of stairs up from the village centre, which may not suit very young children or those with impaired mobility.