The chalet's contemporary wood facade glows warmly against the Alpine night, its illuminated interiors visible through generous glazing whilst traditional architectural forms meet modern design.
The main living area centres on a dramatic suspended fireplace framed by blue velvet seating and rustic wood-clad ceilings that enhance the Alpine ambience.
Expansive glazing frames panoramic mountain vistas beyond the lounge area, where a suspended fireplace and elegant furnishings create a refined Alpine retreat.
Chalech S
CHALET • LECH, AUSTRIAN ALPS, AUSTRIA
6 Bedrooms • 6 Bathrooms • Sleeps 12
Chalech S is a 6-bedroom luxury alpine chalet in Lech, Austria, sleeping up to 12 guests across 400 square metres of considered mountain architecture. Part of Le Collectionist's Iconic Collection, this exclusive property combines traditional Austrian chalet design with contemporary wellness amenities, including an indoor swimming pool, hammam, sauna and private fitness room. Each of the six bedrooms features mountain views and en-suite bathrooms, whilst the open-plan living spaces centre around a dramatic fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glazing that frames the Alpine landscape. Lech sits at 1,450 metres in the Arlberg region, connected to the vast Ski Arlberg area with over 300 kilometres of marked runs. The chalet's position provides direct access to some of Austria's most exclusive skiing terrain, where powder snow and groomed pistes attract discerning winter sports enthusiasts from across Europe. Beyond winter, Lech transforms into a mountain hiking and cycling destination, with the chalet serving as a cool-climate summer retreat. The property includes comprehensive concierge services, daily housekeeping, and access to private chefs, ski instructors and wellness treatments, making it ideal for multigenerational families or groups seeking both adventure and relaxation in one of Austria's most prestigious alpine resorts.
Why we chose it
We selected Chalech S for its rare combination of an indoor swimming pool with comprehensive spa facilities in Lech, where such amenities are uncommon even among luxury chalets. The property's position offers authentic Austrian alpine architecture with locally-sourced timber and stone, yet maintains the contemporary comfort standards expected by international guests. Unlike many chalets where wellness facilities feel retrofitted, Chalech S was conceived with its spa area as an integral part of the design, creating a seamless flow between active mountain days and restorative evenings. The exclusive partnership with Le Collectionist's Iconic Collection ensures a level of personalised service that transforms a luxury chalet rental into a fully curated alpine experience, from pre-arrival grocery delivery to on-site ski pass arrangement.
Reviewed by The Chosen Stay · 2026
01The Architecture
Chalech S exemplifies contemporary Austrian alpine architecture, employing traditional materials in a refined, modern interpretation. The 400-square-metre structure utilises locally-sourced timber and stone, creating visual continuity with Lech's historic building vernacular whilst maintaining clean, uncluttered lines. Floor-to-ceiling glazing across the main living spaces maximises natural light and frames the dramatic mountain landscape, whilst traditional timber cladding and stone foundations anchor…
02The Interior
The interior design balances Alpine authenticity with contemporary luxury, using natural materials and warm textures throughout. Exposed timber beams and locally-sourced stone create architectural interest, whilst custom joinery and built-in storage maximise the mountain setting's functional requirements. The open-plan living area centres around a dramatic fireplace surrounded by quality seating for twelve, with the adjacent dining space featuring a substantial…
03The Outdoor
Chalech S provides multiple outdoor spaces designed to capture Lech's mountain setting and seasonal variations. Each bedroom opens to a private balcony with unobstructed mountain views, whilst the main living level features a substantial terrace suitable for alpine dining and après-ski gatherings. The outdoor spaces utilise traditional Alpine materials including locally-sourced stone and timber decking that weathers naturally in the…
04The Location
Lech sits at 1,450 metres in Austria's prestigious Arlberg region, forming part of the Ski Arlberg area with over 300 kilometres of marked runs connecting Lech, Zürs, St. Anton and St. Christoph. The resort maintains exclusivity through limited accommodation and high-altitude terrain that attracts advanced skiers and royal families, including regular visits from the Dutch Royal Family. Chalech S occupies…
05Best Season
Lech's ski season runs from early December through late April, with January and February offering the most consistent powder conditions and full mountain access. Peak periods include Christmas and New Year, requiring booking 6-12 months ahead, whilst January after New Year provides excellent snow with marginally lower demand. March offers spring skiing with sunny days and reliable snow cover above…
06Ideal For
Chalech S works best for multigenerational families or groups of close friends who appreciate both active mountain pursuits and luxury amenities. The six-bedroom layout with en-suite bathrooms suits groups requiring privacy alongside communal gathering spaces. Families with teenagers particularly benefit from the games facilities and spa area, whilst the comprehensive concierge services appeal to guests seeking a fully curated alpine…
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TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Gasthof Post
Lech's Michelin-starred restaurant serves refined Austrian cuisine in a traditional Gasthof setting, combining Alpine ingredients with contemporary technique.
5 minutes on foot
experience
Arlberg helicopter tours
Helicopter flights over the Arlberg massif provide spectacular aerial views of the ski area and surrounding peaks, weather permitting.
activities
Off-piste skiing with certified guides
Lech's extensive off-piste terrain requires local knowledge and professional guidance, with certified mountain guides available for powder skiing in the backcountry areas around Zürs and the Flexenpass.
Best time to visit
Lech's exceptional snow record, exclusive ski terrain and luxury après-ski culture reach their peak during the winter months when all mountain facilities operate at full capacity.
Starting from
€37,975 / week
Location
Our Rating
8.6 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Sauna
- Steam Room
- Private Chef
- Mountain View
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