Luxury Chaletsin Courchevel Village (1550)

Courchevel Village sits at 1550 metres, a short lift ride below Courchevel 1850. It keeps the scale and warmth of a real mountain village: fewer crowds, local restaurants with regular faces, and a pace that suits families and those who have known the resort for years.

The skiing is the same as anywhere in Courchevel. Lifts from the village connect directly to the wider resort and on to the 3 Vallées, so the full ski area is never far away. Our apartments and chalets here pair this quieter setting with daily housekeeping, ski rooms and, in many cases, ski-in, ski-out access, with our concierge arranging the rest.

In figures

• 17 properties
• 1–8 bedrooms
• Up to 15 guests
• From €2,300 per week
• 11 ski-in, ski-out
• 5 with a pool
• 8 with a spa, hammam or sauna
• 2 with staff or a chef

• Altitude: The village sits at 1550 metres, just below Courchevel 1850.
• On the slopes: The Grangettes gondola links the village directly to Courchevel and the 3 Vallées.
• The village: A quieter, more authentic setting with charming local restaurants and a loyal following of families and regulars.
• Getting there: Geneva Airport is about 2 h 30 by road, Chambéry about 1 h 45, with helicopter transfers to the Courchevel Altiport.
• The season: The lifts of Courchevel usually run from early December to mid-April.

Our concierge's advice

Christmas, New Year and the February school holidays are booked first, often by early autumn, so those weeks are worth securing early. For them, ask our concierge to reserve restaurant tables and ski instructors before you arrive.

Our properties

• 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.
• 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
• 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

The slopes

Courchevel's north-facing slopes hold their snow well, and from 1550 the Grangettes gondola leads straight into the resort's network. From there the 3 Vallées open up, with some 600 kilometres of pistes for every level. Many of our properties here are ski-in, ski-out or within walking distance of the slopes, with ski rooms and boot heaters so mornings begin without fuss. The season runs from early December to late April.

The village and its tables

Courchevel Village has kept the feel of a place where people live rather than simply pass through. Its local restaurants are unhurried and welcoming, and evenings tend to be quiet. When you want the boutiques and Michelin-starred dining of 1850, they are a short lift or drive above. Our concierge can reserve tables in either village and arrange a private chef for evenings spent in your chalet.

Arriving and getting around

Geneva Airport is the usual gateway, around 2 h 30 by road, and helicopter transfers can be arranged; Chambéry is closer at about 1 h 45, and Lyon about 2 h 30 away. Helicopters and private planes land at the Courchevel Altiport. Once in the village, most of our properties offer a ski shuttle, and our concierge can organise transfers, drivers and ski passes ahead of your arrival.

Frequently asked questions

How does Courchevel Village compare with Courchevel 1850?

1850 is the resort's most exclusive and lively level, known for its boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants. Courchevel Village (1550) is quieter and more authentic, with charming local restaurants and better value, while remaining directly connected to the same ski area.

How easy is it to reach the slopes from the village?

The Grangettes gondola links the village directly to Courchevel and the wider 3 Vallées. Many of our properties are ski-in, ski-out or within walking distance of the slopes, and most offer a ski shuttle.

What is the best way to get to Courchevel Village?

Geneva Airport is the most common gateway, about 2 h 30 by road, and helicopter transfers can be arranged. Chambéry is a shorter transfer at around 1 h 45, and helicopters can land at the Courchevel Altiport. Our concierge arranges every transfer for you.

Is Courchevel Village suited to families?

Yes, it is particularly popular with families who value a calmer village and easy access to the slopes. Our properties here typically include daily housekeeping and ski rooms, and our concierge can arrange ski lessons, childcare and anything else the stay requires.

When is the best time to come to Courchevel Village?

The lifts of Courchevel usually run from early December to mid-April. Christmas, New Year and the February school holidays are the most sought-after weeks and are booked first, often by early autumn, so they are best secured well ahead.

What are your properties in Courchevel Village like, and what does the concierge arrange?

Our collection here ranges from luxury apartments to chalets for larger families and groups; most are ski-in, ski-out, several have a spa, hammam or sauna, some have a pool, and a few come with staff or a chef. Our concierge arranges ski passes, ski instructors, a private chef, a driver and transfers, so the stay is ready before you arrive.

Courchevel

• Courchevel
• Courchevel 1850: The highest of Courchevel's villages: chalets on the pistes of Jardin Alpin and Bellecôte, a short walk from La Croisette.
• 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.