Private boutique retreat · Mont-Tremblant, Québec
A quieter way to experience the mountains.
One house, kept entirely yours, at the edge of the Laurentian forest.
01 — The House
Timber, stone and stillness.
Luma House stands among spruce and maple in the Laurentian hills, shaped by the quiet Nordic tradition of Québec mountain architecture. Low rooflines, pale timber and local stone hold warmth through winter; long windows open the rooms to the forest through summer.
The house is offered to one party at a time. Nothing is shared, nothing is hurried — the days here take their rhythm from the mountain outside the glass.
02 — Stay
The Forest Suite.
A private suite under the roofline — pale timber, washed linen and a stone bath, with a window that holds the mountain from bed. Mornings arrive slowly here, and evenings end by the fire.
Sleeps two to four · King suite · Lake-view terrace
Explore the suite03 — Architecture
Built from the forest it stands in.
Cedar cladding weathers to silver; fieldstone gathers the heat of long fires. Every room is arranged around light and quiet — the house recedes, and the landscape leads.
The living room
The house in summer
04 — Experience
Three ways the days unfold.
Mountain trails
Paths leave from the door — through maple woods, along the shoreline, toward the summit.
Private dining
A long oak table, candlelight and the day's cooking, served slowly in the dining room.
Fireside evenings
Wood smoke, wool blankets and low light, while the forest outside goes quiet.
05 — The Seasons
A different mountain each season.
Spring
Thaw and first light
Summer
Long days on the water
Autumn
The forest at its brightest
Winter
Snow, silence, firelight
06 — Find Us
Mont-Tremblant,
Québec.
In the Laurentian hills, a short drive north of Montréal and the doorstep of Mont-Tremblant National Park. The village is near; the house is not. The last road turns to gravel, and the quiet begins.
Directions shared on booking