Stone, wood, and slate line every corridor. The decor draws from Tibetan aesthetics, rough-hewn textures set against clean contemporary lines. From the upper floors, the bell tower of Eglise Saint Bernard rises above the village rooftops, and the Vanoise peaks fill the windows beyond. This is the newest property in Le K2 Collections, the Capezzone family's group that began with Le K2 in Courchevel 1850.
The name Chogori references K2 itself, the world's second-highest peak. That mountaineering spirit runs through the hotel's personality, from the climbing-inspired restaurant to the Himalayan notes in the spa. Every material is chosen with deliberate craft. Local stone meets Tibetan motifs in a design language that belongs only to this address on Avenue du Prariond.