Luxury Chaletsin Courchevel

Courchevel stands as the crown jewel of the French Alps, offering world-class skiing and an unparalleled luxury lifestyle. From Michelin-starred restaurants to exclusive boutiques, every detail is curated for the discerning traveller.

Originally developed in 1946 as part of a post-war modernisation programme, Courchevel quickly evolved from a modest ski station into the world's most prestigious alpine resort. Today, Courchevel 1850 — renamed simply 'Courchevel' — is a byword for luxury: palatial chalets, designer boutiques, and a concentration of Michelin stars unmatched in any mountain destination. Yet beyond the glamour lies exceptional skiing: north-facing slopes guarantee reliable snow, and the connection to the vast 3 Vallées network offers 600km of pistes for all levels. The resort unfolds across five distinct villages, each with its own personality — from the jet-set energy of 1850 to the family warmth of Le Praz, host of the Olympic ski-jumping events.

Our properties

• Grand Alpine: Grand Alpine: Elevated luxury in Courchevel, where panoramic views meet unparalleled slope-side access and wellness.
• White Frost: White Frost: Your intimate Courchevel sanctuary, where alpine elegance meets unparalleled comfort.
• Chalet Valeriane: Chalet Valeriane: Alpine grandeur, unparalleled luxury, and serene slopeside living.
• Velvet Peaks: Velvet Peaks: Where alpine grandeur meets unparalleled luxury in Courchevel.
• Chalet Richer: Ski-in luxury meets Mediterranean wellness in the heart of Courchevel.
• Chalet Glacière: Steps from the Grangettes gondola in Courchevel Village, beneath a cathedral ceiling
• Chalet Galande: Five levels in Courchevel Village, with an indoor pool, a private cinema and a lift
• Chalet Gaillon: Three levels of poetic design in Courchevel, with a hammam and an indoor-outdoor pool
• Chalet Faidherbe: Two south-facing master suites and a garden-level spa with XXL hot tub in Courchevel Moriond
• Chalet Élysées: A top-floor penthouse in Moriond, with a fireside living room and skiing from the residence
• Chalet Dulong: A Scandinavian-style penthouse in Moriond, its glazed gable opening onto a panoramic terrace
• Chalet Diderot: Five levels in Moriond's Belvédère, with chef-prepared half-board and a ski valet included
• Chalet Diard: South- and west-facing on the Route du Belvédère, with direct access to Moriond's pistes
• Chalet Delambre: A three-level chalet in the Belvédère quarter of Courchevel Moriond, with direct ski access
• Chalet Debussy: Ski-in, ski-out in the Belvédère quarter of Courchevel Moriond, facing the 3 Vallées
• Chalet Dauphine: Over 500 m² in Le Praz, with Dent du Villard views, a pool, saunas and Japanese baths
• Chalet Cormontaigne: Five levels served by a lift in Le Praz, with valley views, a pool and a private cinema
• Chalet Colbert: Five levels served by a lift in Courchevel Le Praz, with a terrace facing the valley
• Chalet Clotilde: A family chalet in Le Praz with a swim spa, a lift and wide windows onto the valley
• Chalet Clignancourt: An indoor pool and an ethanol fireplace in the heart of Le Praz, minutes from Courchevel 1850
• Chalet Cherche Midi: On the lakeshore at Courchevel Le Praz, with an outdoor hot tub and room for fourteen
• Chalet Châteaudun: A south-facing terrace looking out to the Olympic ski jumps of Courchevel Le Praz
• Chalet Chartres: Grey stone and pale wood on a pedestrian lane in Le Praz, with an infinity pool
• Chalet Charonne: A south-facing chalet in the heart of Le Praz, with an indoor pool and a private cinema
• Chalet Berri: A white-wood chalet in the heart of Courchevel 1850, with an indoor pool and hammam
• Chalet Berlioz: On the edge of the Plantret piste in Courchevel 1850, with a chef, a butler and an indoor pool
• Chalet Aboukir: Renovated in 2023 in Courchevel’s Jardin Alpin, facing La Saulire, right by the slopes
• Appartement Hardy: Balcony views of snowy peaks, 100 metres from the Grangettes gondola in Courchevel Village
• Appartement Hallé: Cathedral ceiling, double-sided fireplace and private sauna in a Courchevel Village duplex
• Appartement Guyot: Wood, stone and a fireside living room, ski-in and 150 metres from Courchevel Village’s shops
• Appartement Guisarde: Two balconies over the mountains, 50 metres from the Grangettes gondola in Courchevel Village
• Appartement Guérin: Ski-in luxury meets alpine elegance at Appartement Guérin in Courchevel Village.
• Appartement Grenelle: Ski-in living in Courchevel Village, with a terrace hot tub, fire pit and valley views
• Appartement Grammont: Six bedrooms over three levels and a cathedral-ceiling living room, ski-in in Courchevel Village
• Appartement Gobelins: Wood-clad walls, Scandinavian calm and a fourth-floor balcony facing the Courchevel mountains
• Appartement Gasnier: Three en-suite bedrooms and wide mountain views near the Grangettes lift in Courchevel Village
• Appartement Garibaldi: Light oak and raw stone in Courchevel Village, 100 metres from the Grangettes gondola
• Appartement Gandon: A 194 m² ski-in, ski-out triplex in Courchevel Village, with fireplace, sauna and games room
• Appartement Franqueville: A Moriond apartment with a garden, an 8-metre terrace and a Finnish sauna for four
• Appartement Flandre: A bright Courchevel Moriond apartment with a mountain-view terrace and outdoor jacuzzi
• Appartement Censier: Chalet-chic interiors by an interior architect, two balconies and a private sauna in Courchevel 1850
• Appartement Caulaincourt: Ski-in living in Courchevel 1850, with a panoramic balcony and a fireside lounge
• Appartement Cadet: Ski-in, ski-out in a 2023 residence in Courchevel 1850, with a wide balcony facing the Alps
• Appartement Bugeaud: A corner fireplace, a vast balcony over the Alps and direct access to the Courchevel 1850 pistes
• Appartement Buffon: At the foot of the Courchevel 1850 slopes, a ski-in apartment with fireplace and wide balcony
• Appartement Broca: A ski-in apartment in a residence opened in 2023 in Courchevel 1850, with Alpine views
• Appartement Bretagne: Ski-in, ski-out for six in Courchevel 1850, with a fireplace and a wide balcony over the Alps
• Appartement Bréa: Neutral tones, Alpine materials and a balcony facing the peaks, ski-in, ski-out in Courchevel 1850
• Appartement Bonaparte: A fifth-floor, ski-in, ski-out apartment in Courchevel 1850, with a balcony looking out to the Alps
• Appartement Blomet: A ski-in duplex in a 2023 Courchevel 1850 residence, with fireplace and cinema lounge
• Appartement Bichat: A Courchevel 1850 duplex crowned by a 31 m² master suite, at the foot of the slopes
• Appartement Beaubourg: A Courchevel 1850 duplex with top-floor living, lofty ceilings, a cinema lounge and balconies
• Appartement Balzac: A duplex penthouse in central Courchevel 1850 with heated terraces and a private bar
• Appartement Bagnolet: Grey and taupe Alpine interiors in central Courchevel, with an outdoor jacuzzi facing the peaks
• Appartement Auteuil: A south-facing duplex in the Hameau de Bellecôte, with a designer fireplace and a private hammam
• Chalet des Anges: In the Cospillot quarter of Courchevel 1850, a chalet with two hammams and views down the valley
• Chalet Majestique: Black timber, grey stone and a 14-metre pool in the Jardin Alpin, steps from the Courchevel slopes
• Chalet Montagnard: Built in 2020 by the La Croisette lifts, with a fireside lounge, hammam and hot tub
• Chalet Éclat de Chenus: Aged Savoyard timber, fir trees and wide Vanoise views in the Chenus quarter of Courchevel 1850
• Chalet Éclat des Cimes: Savoyard timber, a terrace hot tub at sunset and a full spa in Courchevel's Plantret quarter
• Chalet Refuge Étoilé 1850: Panoramic valley views and an indoor pool in a Nogentil chalet renovated in 2021
• Chalet Harmonie: A wood-panelled chalet in Le Plantret, Courchevel 1850, steps from the Jardin d'Enfants piste
• Chalet Neige: Ski-in luxury with a private pool and panoramic alpine views in Courchevel.
• Chalet Green: Ski-in on the Bellecôte piste, with raw timber and colours borrowed from Monet
• Chalet des Biches: An intimate chalet among the firs of Bellecôte, beside the piste and reached only on foot
• Chalet Maz: An intimate Bellecôte chalet, twenty-five metres from the pistes along a path through the firs
• Chalet Angelina: Old wood, folk-art furniture and an open fire facing the Saulire, in Courchevel's Jardin Alpin
• Chalet Belge: Five levels in Courchevel 1850 with an indoor pool, a Nordic bath and a games room with its own bar
• Refuge des Chenus: Old Savoyard timber and views to the Grande Casse in Les Chenus, Courchevel 1850
• Lumière Alpine: South-facing in Les Chenus: seven suites with terraces and a top-floor living room above the valley
• Chalet Alpinium: A hundred metres from La Croisette, with a grand fireplace and views of the pistes
• Chalet Altitude Luxe: Wood and stone on the edge of the Chabichou piste, thirty metres from the resort centre
• Chalet Pavot: In quiet Nogentil, skiing home through the forest along the Cospillot piste
• Chalet Lux’Aura: Cream and greige interiors, an indoor pool and an outdoor jacuzzi facing the Tarentaise peaks
• Chalet Sérénité: A curved, glass-fronted chalet in Nogentil, under twenty metres from the slopes, with a 180° view
• Chalet Louis: Louis XV armchairs, old timber and raw stone in Les Chenus, with an indoor pool and outdoor hot tub
• Chalet Bellecôte: Golden tones, a stone-walled spa and snowy panoramas in the Domaine de Bellecôte, Courchevel 1850
• Chalet AlpineChic: Ski-in, ski-out in the private Bellecôte residence, with a fireside living room and two terraces
• Chalet du Rocher: Beneath a great rock in Cospillot, a chalet of old wood and local stone with a belvedere view
• Chalet de la Ferme: South-facing in the Nogentil loop, steps from the Pralong lifts, with a lift serving every floor
• Chalet des Bois: Century-old beams and a Nordic bath beneath the firs, 100 metres from the Courchevel 1850 slopes
• Chalet des Cimes: Fifty metres above the Jardin Alpin piste, with a south-facing terrace that looks to the Saulire
• Chalet Panorama: Above the Saint-Bon valley in quiet Nogentil, fifty metres from the lifts, with a panoramic pool
• Chalet Cos: In Cospillot, an indoor pool seen through a glass floor and a master suite that fills the top floor
• Chalet Éclat: Yacht-inspired design steps from Courchevel 1850, with a private spa and glacier views
• Chalet Valhiver: A Savoyard chalet of old wood in Les Chenus, by the Dou du Midi piste, with a bunk nook for children
• Chalet Alpine: Ski-in, ski-out on the Cospillot piste, with larch, raw stone and seating by Pierre Jeanneret
• Chalet Darya: Ski-in luxury and alpine grandeur at 1,850 metres in Courchevel.
• Chalet Belvedere: Slopeside luxury and private alpine wellness in the French Alps.
• Volets Bleus Résidences: A 100 m² luxury apartment with three bedrooms for six guests in Courchevel Moriond

Areas

• Courchevel 1850: The highest of Courchevel's villages: chalets on the pistes of Jardin Alpin and Bellecôte, a short walk from La Croisette.
• Courchevel Village (1550): A lived-in village just below 1850, with direct lift links to the 3 Vallées and a calmer, more personal rhythm.
• Le Praz (1300): Courchevel's original Savoyard village, with old stone and timber, the Olympic ski jumps and a quieter pace.
• Moriond (1650): Courchevel's sunniest village, with direct piste access and an easier, family-minded pace than 1850.

Getting there

Geneva Airport is the most popular gateway (2h by road, or 35 minutes by helicopter). Chambéry Airport offers a shorter transfer (1h15). Lyon Airport is also an option (2.5h). Private helicopter transfers land directly at the Courchevel Altiport — one of the world's most dramatic airport approaches, with a steep uphill runway carved into the mountainside.

Good to know

Courchevel 1850 is the most exclusive level, but the other villages offer excellent skiing with more authentic character. The ski season runs from early December to late April. Most luxury chalets include staff (chef, host, driver) and ski-in/ski-out access. The resort has its own Altiport for private planes and helicopters.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Courchevel?

The ski season runs from early December to late April. Peak weeks are Christmas, New Year and February half-term. For quieter slopes and sunny terrasses, March and early April are ideal. Summer (July–August) offers hiking, golf and cultural events with far fewer visitors.

How many ski runs are accessible from Courchevel?

Courchevel is part of Les 3 Vallées, the world's largest ski area with 600km of interconnected pistes, 160+ lifts, and terrain ranging from gentle nursery slopes to challenging off-piste couloirs.

Do your chalets include staff?

Most of our Courchevel chalets include a dedicated team: a private chef, a chalet host, daily housekeeping, and an in-resort driver. Some also include a ski concierge who will arrange lessons, guides, and equipment.

Is Courchevel suitable for non-skiers?

Absolutely. The resort offers excellent shopping, world-class spas (including the Aquamotion complex), Michelin-starred dining, snowshoeing, paragliding, and the spectacular Altiport for scenic flights. Many guests spend half their holiday off the slopes.

Can you arrange helicopter transfers?

Yes, we regularly arrange private helicopter transfers from Geneva, Lyon, or Chambéry airports directly to Courchevel's Altiport. The flight from Geneva takes approximately 35 minutes and offers stunning alpine views.

Destinations

• Méribel
• Val Thorens