An unprecedented insider address

Inside, the 14 Rooms and Suites unfurl the fragrance of serenity. Clad in noble materials such as walnut wood and leather, they offer incomparable comfort and tranquillity. From furnishings to decor, everything has been customized with the greatest care. “In-depth research was undertaken to select the fabrics,” says the architect. All the rooms, from 20 to 30 sq.m, provide the latest technologies, top-quality bedding and luxurious furniture, giving an atmosphere both elegant and timeless, ideal for relaxing and replenishing one’s energy. As for the suites, they propose two distinct ambiances: warm tones of orange and brown for some, softer shades of grey and blue for others. Finally, the Master Suite, which includes a private room dedicated to beauty treatments, presents 120 sq.m of sheer luxury where the art of crystal is embodied in each detail of its furnishings and lighting. Linked to an upper floor, this gem of ‘‘haute couture’’ can be transformed into an exclusive duplex flat of 240 sq.m, perfect for fans of flawless refinement.

A MayaBay restaurant will also open on the ground floor for a top-quality dining experience. The hotel’s spellbinding charm has already made its mark, cradling guests in a soothing lifestyle while admiring the grandeur of the mountains… Ready to extend the limits of Alpine luxury, Maya Hotel will open its doors in December 2025. With its cosmopolitan design, it has already taken up its position as an innovative hospitality concept, designed to fit in with the world’s most beautiful destinations.

The epitome of prestige

Maya Hotel will host an exclusive boutique in partnership with the prestigious Maison Lalique. Guests will enjoy the privilege of discovering its century-old expertise – a symbol of French luxury –, but also of acquiring items, each one more sublime than the last. Crystal will also sparkle in the hotel’s MayaBay, where Lalique chandeliers and ‘‘objets d’art’’ will add an elegant touch to the refined decor of the restaurant, renowned for its culinary excellence.

Sylvestre Murigneux, architect of discreet luxury

After training as a cabinetmaker at the École Boulle, Sylvestre Murigneux turned towards interior architecture, working between France and Hong Kong. Since 2006, he has designed prestigious addresses in Monaco, Dubai, Porto Montenegro and Mykonos for the JV Pastor Group. Recognized for his classic and contemporary styles, he pairs expertise for spaces with ergonomic sensitivity, in settings where esthetics and comfort form a subtle blend. For him, real luxury lies in a harmonious experience with each detail designed to offer sheer enchantment.