Four Seasons Resort Megève has expanded its nearly 900-square-metre spa with new facilities overlooking the French Alps. The new additions include an outdoor jacuzzi and mountain-facing mixed sauna.
Opened in July, the outdoor jacuzzi can accommodate up to 12 guests at a time. Its position facing the mountains gives visitors a place to relax after hiking, cycling or exploring the surrounding area.
Mountain views also form part of the resort’s new mixed sauna, which is open to couples, families and groups of friends. Natural wood covers much of the interior, while a salt wall adds texture to the otherwise simple space.
New wellness activities are also being introduced for summer 2026. A 38-square-metre dome will host Pilates and other outdoor sessions, with meditation and sound-healing experiences available on request.
Treatments continue the connection to the local landscape. A Stroll Through Megève is offered as either a body or facial ritual, using a white fir scrub and massage or an edelweiss facial treatment.
The experience ends with a sweet creation from Executive Pastry Chef Jonathan Chapuy. It is an unusual final touch, but one that gives the treatment a stronger link to the wider resort.
Guests looking for deeper recovery can also try a biohacking ritual centred on a flotation bed. The treatment uses 600 litres of Epsom salt water to create a feeling of weightlessness, helping support muscle relaxation and mental calm.
The new additions join the resort’s existing indoor-outdoor heated pool and six treatment rooms. Four Seasons describes the spa as one of the largest in the French Alps.
Treatments can be booked through the resort’s official spa page, while meditation and sound-healing sessions need to be arranged separately. The outdoor jacuzzi and sauna may be the main draw for guests who want to enjoy the mountain setting without heading out on another hike.