Courchevel
Chalet Angelina
Old wood, folk-art furniture and an open fire facing the Saulire, in Courchevel's Jardin Alpin
- 4 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- 8 guests
- 400 m²
In the Jardin Alpin quarter of Courchevel 1850, Chalet Angelina celebrates the Savoyard mountain house in its most authentic and welcoming form. It lies close to the pistes and lifts, and from its living spaces the eye goes straight to the summit of the Saulire, the peak that dominates the resort's skyline.
Inside, aged timber lines the walls and folk-art furniture recalls generations of alpine craftsmanship. The centrepiece is an impressive open-hearth fireplace, where the fire crackles while the panorama of the Saulire unfolds through the windows: the very picture of a winter evening in the Alps. Four bedrooms accommodate eight guests across 400 square metres, and the master bedroom has a fireplace of its own, together with a whirlpool bath and a hammam shower, a quietly indulgent touch at the end of a day on the snow.
On the first level, a relaxation area with a sauna, a bar and a games corner with table football brings the whole party together after skiing, children and adults alike, and a ski room makes the return from the slopes effortless. Chalet Angelina is a tribute to Savoyard tradition and the alpine art of living, set at the heart of the Three Valleys, the vast ski area that links Courchevel with its neighbouring resorts, for guests who want their mountain holiday to feel genuinely rooted in its place.