You won’t find any dated furnishings, or cramped quarters in this spick and span new build for the winter 22/23 season. Thoughtfully designed, each beautifully proportioned room has been furnished with all the high-end mod cons you’d expect.

And whilst the restaurants and bars of Morzine are a few minutes walk away, you could choose to have a cosy evening in instead.

Morz’na Lodge’s twin living areas are set up for exactly that. There’s plenty of space for everyone for those nights when some of you want to hunker down with a good movie and your loved ones around you in the dedicated cinema room equipped with an HD smart TV and an Xbox one. Or listen to some of your favourite tunes playing through the Bluetooth speaker whilst making the most of the fully-equipped kitchen to cook up a delicious meal and gather around the dining table which comfortably sits eight.

It goes without saying that the local produce is excellent, so fill up the large fridge-freezer with anything that takes your fancy, and then put the oven and hob to good use. A dishwasher means there’s no need to draw straws over who’s going to do the washing up, and a Nespresso machine makes light work of a post-dinner coffee to linger over, while you decide whether you’re going to see what the local bars have to offer, or slink off to bed.

The four en-suite bedrooms can be made up as twin beds or king size beds, depending on who you’re travelling with, and there’s lots of space for all your kit — although a dedicated ski store with boot dryers means nothing needs to be dripped through the apartment, and a washing machine and dryer mean whether you drop beetroot on your favourite shirt, or haven’t packed enough ski socks, it’s just not an issue.

The apartment is right in the resort centre and the free ski shuttle buses that pass by every five minutes make getting to the slopes entirely hassle-free. They will take you directly to Le Pleney (for the Morzine-Les Gets area) and Super Morzine (for Avoriaz and the rest of the Portes Du Soleil areas) in just a few minutes, and Les Prodains (for direct access to Avoriaz) in not much more than that. And if you prefer to drive yourselves around, there’s dedicated private parking on site.