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Flocons de Sel

Megève, France · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Chef Emmanuel Renaut, named Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 2004, earned a third Michelin star in 2012 at Flocons de Sel, the Megève restaurant he and his wife Kristine founded in 1998. In November 2008 they opened a Relais & Châteaux hotel of ten rooms, suites and mazots in a converted nineteenth-century farmhouse at Le Leutaz; after a 2024 renovation the house reopened in autumn 2025.

About Flocons de Sel

History

Flocons de Sel began as a restaurant founded in 1998 by chef Emmanuel Renaut and his wife Kristine in the village of Megeve, after Renaut installed himself there in 1997. In November 2008 the couple opened the hotel and chalets at Le Leutaz, converting a nineteenth-century farmhouse into a Relais & Chateaux mountain retreat.

Renaut, named Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 2004, earned his third Michelin star in 2012, cementing Flocons de Sel among the alpine world's most celebrated dining destinations. The property closed for renovation in 2024 and reopened in autumn 2025.

The setting

3.5 km from Rochebrune ski lift. 4.7 km from Musée du Haut Val d'Arly.

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