YOUR HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS

A traditional Swiss chalet surrounded by forest, overlooking the Val d’Anniviers.

11 guests · 6 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms

A PLACE TO COME TOGETHER

Harpaille is a traditional mountain chalet set among the forests above Saint-Luc, with sweeping views across the Val d’Anniviers.

Designed to welcome up to eleven guests, the chalet offers generous spaces for families and friends to come together, while keeping the warmth and character of a true Alpine home.

Inside, natural materials, traditional details and comfortable living spaces create an atmosphere that feels authentic and lived-in. Outside, the mountains take over — forest, wildlife and ever-changing views in every direction.

More than a place to stay, Harpaille is a home to return to after a day in the mountains.

Inside Harpaille

Warm, generous and made for sharing.

At the heart of the chalet are the spaces where everyone comes together — long meals around the table, quiet afternoons by the fire and evenings spent recounting the day’s adventures.

Everything you need

A Family Story

Harpaille has always been a family place.

Originally built by a local Swiss family, the chalet was created with love, simplicity and a deep sense of togetherness. Hidden among the trees, away from the village and the bustle of the resort, it was already a place made for slowing down and enjoying the mountains.

When our family discovered Harpaille in 2018, it was exactly what we had been searching for. After a long search, we finally found this secluded chalet in the woods — surrounded by nature, peaceful and wonderfully removed from everything.

For our parents, who have always loved the outdoors and wild places, the idea was simple: to create a place where the whole family could come together and make memories.

Since then, Harpaille has become our family’s meeting place in the mountains. Winter or summer, year after year, children and grandchildren return here to ski, walk, share long meals, sit around the fire and simply spend time together.

Today, we are happy to share Harpaille with others — and hope it becomes a place for your own mountain memories too.