«Hameau Ste Marguerite» is the modern complex consisting of a hotel and apartments in Saviese municipality.

Saviese municipality is located in the center of Valais canton, on the 500 m over the sea level, on the right bank of Rhone River.  Population of the municipality is about 6500 inhabitants.

«Hameau Ste Marguerite» complex is in 15 min from the Anzere resort, in 40 min from Montana town and in about 180 km from Geneva. «Les Rochers» is the touristic area built in 80s and situated to the north east of «Hameau Ste Marguerite» complex. Here you can also take excursion trips to beautiful ski-resorts.

«Hameau Ste Marguerite» Hotel

Main entrance to the hotel is from the southern side.
Hotel consists of two levels and offers accommodation of 50 room numbers. Every room has a beautiful view to the Alps. Ground floor consists of the restaurant for 350 seats, kitchen, reception hall, bar, room numbers and swimming-pool. There is also parking for 83 places.

«Hameau Ste Marguerite» apartment complex:

Main entrance to the apartment complex is from the southern side. Complex combines 120 apartments of 70 sq.m. each (approximately). Owing to the unique position of the complex, you can enjoy unbelievable view to Valais canton and impressive Alps. Practically every apartment has such a beautiful mountain view.

Apartment planning is composed of:

-         salon
-         bedroom
-         terrace

Underground floor contains the parking for 180 places with direct entrance, 5 elevators and auto service.

There is mortgage possibility of 70% of the apartments` price. The mortgage is formed for 10-15 years with 5% per annum.

About Regions

Anzère lies on a sunny terrace at 1500m above the Rhone Valley, only 15 kilometres from Sitten, the capital of the canton. It emerged as a winter sports centre in the 1960s but, with its beautiful views over the Rhone Valley and the Valais Alps, Anzère is also wonderful walking country in summer with interesting tours along historical irrigation channels known as suonen.

Anzère is part of the central Valais community of Ayent at the foot of the Wildhorn massif. It nestles amidst larch and pine forests and enjoys an almost Mediterranean micro-climate.

Anzère is still a young resort: before 1960 it was simply a collection of five small chalets. Thanks to its favoured location, Anzère quickly grew to become a modern but compact holiday village. The surrounding countryside is dotted with alpine huts, usually built in stone or timber toasted a rich brown by the sun.

Because the Ayent-Anzère occupies such a sunny location and has one of the driest climates in Switzerland, farmers in the region have constructed a network of suonen, the irrigation channels ('Bisses' in French) so typical of the Valais. Three main suonen, 70 km in length, traverse the community. The first suonen date from the middle of the 15th century, and there is an interesting little suonen museum in Anzère.

The ski region stretches from altitudes of 1500 m to 2500 m. There are 12 lift facilities and a wide range of courses and trails for downhill and cross-country skiers, snowboarders and winter hikers. Toboggan enthusiasts will find a super toboggan run, and there are plenty of opportunities for winter hikers and snowshoe walkers. Every week mulled wine is ladled out of a huge cauldron, providing a chance to make new friends.

Anzère in summer is ideal for mountain bikes (5 routes, 80 km). It also offers climbing, riding, fishing, a hang-gliding school, mountain huts, tennis courts, a heated open-air and indoor pool, mini-golf, beach volleyball and a giant children's playground. Close by are wine cellars, golf courses, thermal baths and an observatory.

Ñrans-Montana is another of Switzerland's big, world-famous ski resorts, occupying what is claimed to be the sunniest plateau in the Alps, facing south over the Rhône valley with a spectacular panorama of peaks yawning beyond.

The resort actually comprises three villages, Crans-sur-Sierre, Montana and, out on a limb, Aminona.

The ski slopes stretch from the high plateau up to the Plaine Morte Glacier at 3000 m. Directly beyond the edge of the forest the pistes are broad and open, ideal for beginners and deep-snow skiers. Advanced skiers will take the chairlift to La Toula to find a really challenging descent. Particularly popular are the broad carving pistes and the valley descent down the Piste Nationale which, at 12 km, is the longest in the region.

In winter the golf courses become a paradise for cross-country skiers and hikers. In addition to classic cross-country ski trails, there is also an extra piste especially for skaters.

In addition to well-known sports like hiking, tennis and squash, Crans-Montana has facilities for canyoning, mountain climbing, water skiing and paragliding. The attractive skiing areas of the Plaine Morte glacier plateau are also ideal for summer hiking. Particular summer favourites are the five swimming lakes right next to the village.

Crans-Montana has a long golfing tradition. The 18-hole Severiano Ballesteros Golf Course with its breath-taking views is situated on the high plateau of Crans. The international elite meet here every year for golfing tournaments.