Samoëns is part of the Grand Massif ski domain, which consists of five resorts: Flaine, Samoëns, Morillon, Sixt and Les Carroz. While there has been recent development in the area, Samoëns has maintained its rustic charm. In fact, Samoëns is the only resort in France to be designated a historical monument. There are medieval fountains, nine chapels dating back to the 15th century, and many other shrines and rustic buildings. Samoëns has a long tradition of stonecutters, and evidence of that is visible everywhere. It is a charming old village with many attractions besides its ski slopes and is delightfully small and uncrowded compared to the main French resorts. It is also cheaper, which is a big draw.
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