Looking for the ultimate alpine pad in Courchevel 1850? From rustically cozy to supremely modern, these fabulous chalets, hotels, and apartments perched high in the French Alps will blow your mind.
Expect to luxuriate in sumptuous timber-clad surroundings, dine on Michelin-starred cuisine, and abandon yourself to the soothing tranquility of a rustic luxe spa, as accommodations in France’s most glamorous ski resort more than live up to their locale’s très chic reputation.
Shemshak Lodge
Stylish soft furnishings and materials mingle around a grand central fireplace inside the serene Shemshak Lodge. The beautiful designer property is enviably positioned right on the piste at Le Plantry and sleeps up to 13 guests in 5 bright, elegant rooms dressed up in sweet pastels.
A state-of-the-art wellness center crowned with a dazzling indoor pool overlooking the Alps adds to the magic of it all, as does the flawless service, which includes everything from chauffeured 4×4 vehicle to complementary home cooked meals.
Chalet Sommet
Enjoying a peaceful location just below the resort center, Chalet Sommet blends modern comfort with traditional Savoyard charm. Decked out in warm, natural wood, its rustic interiors are delightfully cozy and full of character, whereas the green tiled hammam & Jacuzzi provide a soothing end to a busy day on the slopes.
Cheval Blanc Courchevel
Skiers who appreciate the finer things in life will feel right at home at Cheval Blanc Courchevel, an uber exclusive hotel, where timeless mountain style and striking contemporary art coexist in perfect harmony. Le 1947, Courchevel’s only restaurant with three Michelin stars, is here, and so are 36 haute couture rooms designed by French interior architect Sybille de Margerie. The Cheval Blanc Spa adds another level to the experience, with bespoke Guerlain treatments, pampering After-Ski rituals, and an astonishing indoor infinity-edge pool.
La Sivolière
Tucked away in a forest next to the Dou du Midi red run, La Sivolière is sure to make your next alpine getaway a memorable affair. Every room is a haven of rustic warmth, incorporating lots of delightful Savoyard touches along with decadent Jacuzzi tubs and up-to-the-minute tech. Two atmospheric restaurants serve delicious French Alpine meals by the slopes, and, as the only luxury pet friendly hotel in Courchevel 1850, they also offer professional dog service.
Chalet Pearl
Alpine design doesn’t get more sophisticated than this! Chalet Pearl’s traditional wood and stone facade blends seemingly into its mountainous surroundings, but hidden inside are grand, welcoming lounges warmed by blazing fireplaces, and spectacular bedrooms clad in reclaimed old timber and the finest faux furs.
Perched above the center of the village, in the exclusive Nogentil area, the fabulous chalet affords spectacular views of majestic snow-capped peaks, and boasts a killer spa, complete with indoor swimming pool, steam room, and gym.
Le Petit Palais
A refreshingly modern ski-in/ski-out chalet on the slopes of Bellcote, Le Petit Palais has its own private nightclub, a plush cinema room, and a bijou underground spa. Decorated in sleek neutral tones, its interiors radiate a refined masculine vibe and comprise stylish dining & lounge areas, 7 luxurious en-suite bedrooms, and an entire floor dedicated to wellbeing.
The Saint Joseph
Vacationing at The Saint Joseph, a wonderfully intimate Tournier hotel in the heart of Courchevel 1850, is like spending the winter holidays in a charming family home straight from the pages of a Christmas book. The cozy traditional décor flows through the atmospheric lobby and into the individually styled rooms, furnished with exquisite textiles and antiques. Not a bit less impressive, the cuisine ranges from sushi to cognac-flamed risotto served in a Parmesan wheel.
Hôtel Les Airelles
Taking inspiration from the life of Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Hôtel Les Airelles brings to mind a fairytale castle, overflowing with period charm and stories to be told. Cocooned within the prestigious Jardin Alpin area, the property welcomes guests in palatial surroundings, decorated with lavish velvet sofas, historic murals, and exquisite wood paneling. Just as fabulous, facilities include a gourmet restaurant run by three-starred Michelin chef Pierre Gagnaire and a stunning La Mer spa with 3D sensory showers, snow cave, and cryotherapy booth.
Chalet Atlantique
One of the most exquisite accommodations in Courchevel 1850, Chalet Atlantique dazzles with its dramatic alpine design and high-end amenities. Roaring fires and sumptuous furs throughout set the stage for warm, memorable gatherings, and the stylish bedroom suites come in delicious chocolate tones, with splendidly crafted furniture, deep cowhide bathtubs, and breathtaking mountain views.
La Loze 6th Floor Apartment
Classic elegance meets contemporary comfort in the opulent 6th Floor Apartment at Hôtel De La Loze. Adorned with awe-inspiring paintings and beautiful artisan details, the unit’s generous bedrooms and heart-warming living area have a refined aristocratic feel. Adding to the overall alpine charisma are large wooden balconies overlooking the Croisette, as well as access to the hotel’s relaxation area.
White 1921 Courchevel
Modern, clean, and with a slightly Scandinavian feel, White 1921 on the Croisette is a welcome change from the ostentatious chalets and hotels of Courchevel 1850. Surrounded by the resort’s swanky boutiques, yet steps away from the slopes, the establishment offers 26 bright contemporary rooms, appointed with minimalist furnishings and fresh art pieces.
Hôtel des 3 Vallées
Delectably renovated by interior architect Gilles Leborgne, Courchevel 1850’s most iconic inn has been transformed into a stylish boutique retreat, offering luxe high-altitude accommodation by the slopes. Wonderful amenities aside, Hôtel des 3 Vallées is a masterpiece of modernist mountain design, showcasing authentic 50s furniture and original pieces by the likes of Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, and Pierre Paulin.
Les Grandes Alpes Private Hotel
As the first ever hotel in Courchevel 1850, you would expect it to immerse guests in old-world luxury. Yet, Les Grandes Alpes Private Hotel & Spa, with its sophisticated designer rooms, sleek Japanese restaurant, and heavenly Valmont wellness center, couldn’t feel more contemporary. The service, however, retains the dreamlike quality of another era.
