
A private alpine house · Crans-Montana
01 A house, not a hotel
A clearing in the larches. The Rhône valley below. A house of glass, stone and reclaimed timber, turned towards the sun.
Bring your favourite people. All five bedrooms, the fire, the long table and the mountain views are yours alone.

The great room. Fourteen metres of glass; no need to go anywhere.
Architecture by Lemair & Hess, Geneva
“A building that disappears
into the sun.”
The architectural brief · Completed 2021
05
En-suite bedrooms
10
Guests, together
01
House, entirely yours
02 The art of doing very little
Cedar heat. A cold plunge fed by a mountain spring. Then back to the terrace, where the water stays at 38°C and the sky keeps changing.

Six places in the sauna. A whole valley beyond the glass.

The last light is best taken slowly.
The sauna, the spring, the open sky.
A small ritual, entirely your own.
03 Stay a little longer
Each with its own bathroom.
Each with a different piece of the Alps.

Bella Lui — wake to the southern light.
01
Master suite · King bed
A south-facing picture window, a walk-in dressing room, and a stone bath looking towards the glacier.
02
Second master · King bed
Morning light, a private balcony, and room to linger before the day begins.
03
Lower floor, west · King or twins
A quiet room with a writing desk. The bed can be prepared as a king or two singles before you arrive.
04
Lower floor, east · King or twins
A reading chair and a flexible sleeping arrangement: one king or two single beds.
05
Children’s room · Two single beds
Looking north into the larches, with two 90 × 200 cm beds and its own bathroom with a bath.
Some views are worth
staying in for.

Vals quartzite.
Mountain light.
The Bella Lui bathroom.
04 Out here, a different pace
Fresh tracks in winter. Long walks through the larches in summer. And between the two, the quiet pleasure of having the mountain almost to yourself.
The Bella Lui lift is four minutes away on foot. The terrace is closer.

Plans-Mayens · The sunny side of the Alps
140 kilometres of pistes above Crans-Montana. Come home to the fire.
Mid-December — Mid-April
Alpine trails, open air, and evenings that stretch a little further.
Mid-June — Mid-September

The whole house. Your kind of stay.
Tell us when you’d like to come, and who you’re bringing. We’ll take it from there.