Le Fitz Roy

Architecture Chalet on a grand scale

Architecture Chalet on a grand scale

Named after one of the most majestic Andean peaks, Le Fitz Roy uses stone and oak to mirror the mountain’s natural elegance.

The renovated hotel retains its original façade, providing a great architectural scale for the new interiors. On the ground level, the lobby provides views of the bar, restaurant, and sun terrace. The open-plan flow lets in plenty of natural light while still allowing for discreet sections, such as the library.

Interior design Classic with a contemporary twist

Gilles Leborgne has completely renovated the iconic Le Fitz Roy, “expressing a desire to disrupt fashions and trends.”

Interior architect Leborgne does just this by cleverly retaining charming elements of the original interiors, such as polished wood and natural stone, and mixing them with classic furniture from the 20th and 21st centuries, be it by Antonio Citterio or Paola Navone. In the bar, he chose deep sofas by Maxalto, pieces by Hans Wegner, and Baxter slice tables for a chic, relaxed setting.

Wellbeing Continue the adventure

Wellbeing Continue the adventure

After a day of skiing, the hotel’s spa has a swimming pool carved out of the mountainside, a Turkish bath, and an inviting sauna.

Mountain Hit that slope

An in-house ski shop is on hand to help both novices and experts tackle the 600 kilometers of slopes that surround Le Fitz Roy.