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Leather and timber give the room its alpine style. A sitting area lies alongside the sleeping space. In the King and Double Queen designs, patterned headboards rise within dark four-poster frames. Teal curtains and cushions contrast with pale seats, with timber around the windows.

Timber, leather and local finishes give the room an alpine feel. The King design has a dark four-poster bed frame, a patterned headboard and teal curtains. Pale seats stand beside an angular timber chair, with a ribbed round stool nearby.

Granite surrounds the bathroom basins, and the room comes with deluxe bath products. The Double Queen design has patterned headboards and turquoise cushions in similar colours. You can request adjoining rooms for stays booked separately.

Local furnishings and rich colours give the interior its alpine style. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors bring daylight into the room. In the King design, a dark four-poster frame surrounds a patterned headboard. Teal curtains hang beside pale upholstered seats.

The bathroom has a separate shower and soaking tub. Views take in Mountain Village or the surrounding peaks. Furnishings vary between rooms.

The living area shares an open plan with the sleeping space. In the Classic design, rust-coloured timber chairs sit around a round dark dining table. Landscape art hangs on a brown wall, and a pendant with several shades lights the table.

A stovetop, half-size fridge and dishwasher equip the kitchenette. Large windows brighten the sitting area, where neutral fabrics mix with timber furniture.

An open dining space joins the residence's living area with the kitchen. In the Classic design, a blue-and-white zigzag rug lies beneath blue seating, pale chairs and a timber-and-glass table. Cream curtains soften the glazed outer wall.

The suite's living and sleeping spaces follow an open floor plan. In the renovated design, a round dark dining table sits beneath a ring-shaped pendant. Patterned wall panels and pale chairs surround the dining area, with a blue round footstool adding colour nearby.

A kitchenette serves the shared room, and custom pillow-top bedding furnishes the sleeping area. A separate guest toilet is in the hall. Timber and upholstered furniture bring different textures to the open interior.

A separate bedroom leads into a residence with an open dining area and lounge. The renovated design pairs a pale sofa with mustard and dark cushions. A low timber table and built-in padded seat complete the setting. From the living room, the view reaches the kitchen and its dining stools.

Stainless steel appliances equip the kitchen. The bedroom has its own bathroom with separate bathing areas, and large windows bring daylight indoors. Furniture and decorative details vary between residences.

A dining table and separate living area bring the suite's shared spaces together. Pale seats and teal cushions feature in the renovated design, alongside a low timber table and rounded armchair. Colourful art adds contrast, with a view through another opening into the dining space.

Custom pillow-top mattresses furnish the bedrooms. Most suites have a kitchenette. Some Village Balcony layouts have a full kitchen instead.

The living room joins a dining area and kitchenette, with the bedrooms set apart. Pale sofas, brown leather armchairs and a timber table feature in the Classic design. Patterned cream curtains frame the glass doors around the lounge.

Plush fabrics and timber furniture give the shared rooms their alpine feel.

The kitchen joins an open dining area and the living space. In the Classic design, pale dining chairs surround a dark table. Grey lounge seats and an angular pendant add to the room, with timber floors beneath the furniture. A mosaic-patterned panel fronts the kitchen counter.

The Classic and renovated Village View homes differ in their furniture and room layouts.

Stainless steel appliances furnish the extra-large kitchen beside an open dining area. The living room has padded seats and timber furniture, with large windows along its outer wall. Both bedrooms sit apart from the shared spaces in this Classic Mountain View design.

The bedrooms each have a bathroom of their own. Deep soaking tubs and steam showers feature among the fittings. Alpine details run through the interior, with the dining space alongside the lounge. Furnishings vary between residences.

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, with an open dining area and separate lounge beside it. In the renovated design, pale seats gather around a round dark table. Stone and timber frame the hearth. Striped cushions add pattern above the wooden floor.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom and distinct bathing spaces. Finishes and the sitting and dining arrangements vary between residences.

High on the hotel's top floor, the penthouse has a shared living room and an open dining area. In the renovated design, tall windows include curved upper glazing. A white sofa, timber low table and dark stool furnish the lounge, with abstract art against the pale walls.

Stainless steel appliances equip the kitchen, while the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. Granite surrounds the bathroom washbasins.

An open dining area and separate living room form the residence's shared spaces. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, with large windows bringing daylight indoors. Each bedroom has its own bathroom. A deep soaking tub features in the main suite, with steam showers also provided.

Alpine furnishings and timber details run through the rooms. Most residences have an outdoor balcony. In the representative exterior design, dark woven seats and round tables stand within a stone parapet and railing.

In the renovated design, blue lounge seats and brown padded chairs surround a low timber-and-glass table. A striped rug adds pattern beneath them. Landscape art reflects the alpine setting. Broad glass doors bring daylight into the shared room.

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances beside the open dining area. A private bathroom serves each bedroom. The sleeping rooms sit apart from the dining and sitting spaces.

The penthouse occupies the hotel's top floor, with a broad living area and open dining space. In the Classic penthouse design, pale and grey sofas surround a low timber table. A red rug adds colour beneath the seats, and cream curtains frame the glass doors.

Large windows brighten the shared areas, with timber furniture and padded seating throughout.

A broad living room and open dining area form the centre of the residence. The Classic design pairs patterned grey seats with brown leather armchairs around a dark wooden table. Abstract art, cream curtains and glass doors add detail to the shared room.

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. Deep soaking tubs or steam showers feature in the bathing spaces. The bedrooms sit apart from the lounge and dining area.

The Misty Maiden design has a long timber dining table with pale, round-backed chairs. Low wooden storage stands alongside a large abstract painting in the shared room. Pale lounge seats gather around a dark low table. Timber floors run beneath the dining and sitting areas.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom, with granite around the basins. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances beside a separate dining area.

The penthouse sits on the hotel's top floor. In the renovated design, a sloping timber ceiling rises above a grey sectional sofa and turquoise chairs. Sculptural pendant lights hang over the shared room, with colourful art and broad windows around the seating.

Stainless steel appliances and an open dining area furnish the kitchen space. The bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms while a powder room is set in the hallway. The living area's finishes and ceiling shape depend on the penthouse allocated.

A separate dining area and lounge form the shared space in this Panoramic residence. The modern design has a white kitchen counter with a sink, set before padded dining chairs. Blue sectional seating fills the room beyond, with broad glass doors along the outer wall.

The bedrooms have their own bathrooms, with granite basins and separate bathing areas. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and opens into the dining space and lounge.

A private office adds a separate place to work in the two-level penthouse. Its large lounge joins a dining area, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. The Panoramic design has a white counter and padded dining chairs, with blue sectional seating beyond.

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight through the shared room. A west-facing deck looks towards Wilson Peak. Modern timber furniture combines with padded seating in the living spaces.

The kitchen and its stainless steel appliances sit beside an open dining area. Alpine furniture fills the living room, which sits apart from the bedrooms. Every bedroom has a bathroom of its own, with separate bathing areas.

Renovated homes feature custom furniture, lights and art, with natural materials throughout. Furniture and layouts vary between homes.

The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, with an open dining area beside it. There is a separate living room, and each bedroom has a bathroom of its own.

Renovated homes mix natural materials with custom furniture, lights and art. The alpine furnishings and finishing details vary between residences.

Rich leather and timber shape the room’s classic alpine style. A sitting area forms part of the interior. In the Double Queen design, extra-tall leather headboards rise behind the beds, with plush armchairs furnishing the room.

Modern fittings sit within this mountain setting. Adjoining rooms can be requested when booked separately.