Luxury Ski Chalets Courchevel 1850

Enjoy a luxury ski holiday in Courchevel 1850 with our exclusive collection of luxury chalets.

Luxury Ski Holidays in Courchevel 1850

Courchevel 1850 is one of the most glamorous resorts in the French Alps with its own airstrip, countless Michelin-star restaurants, ritzy hotels, bars and shops. Home to a plethora of luxurious chalets in Courchevel, it is the go-to destination for the ultimate luxury ski holiday.

Part of Les 3 Vallees, Courchevel 1850 has a vast ski network covering 600 km. Step outside of your ski-in/ski-out luxury chalet in Courchevel and explore the local slopes, which offer 150 km of pistes served by 58 lifts. Beginners will appreciate the special ZEN zones created for them to ski in safety whilst more experienced skiers can enjoy steep descents and some of the best off-piste skiing in the Alps. With so much variety, it is no wonder that Courchevel ski holidays are so popular.

For those who aren’t so keen on skiing, there are a number of other ways to explore Courchevel 1850, from helicopter rides and paragliding to segways and mountain biking. If you are a nature lover, we recommend taking a snowshoe hike or Nordic walk from your Courchevel chalet, or if you are feeling adventurous, there is a 2 km toboggan run from the Tovets ski run in Courchevel 1850 down to Courchevel Village.

A great choice for families, Courchevel 1850 has a bowling alley and cinema whilst skaters can test their skills at the indoor ice rink in the centre of town. Summer in Courchevel 1850 should not be overlooked either, with both sporting and musical events taking place during the warmer months.

Fireworks in luxury ski resort of Courchevel 1850

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Luxury Chalets & Apartments in Courchevel 1850

Courchevel 1850 chalets are renowned for their state-of-the-art facilities and service. The resort has several distinguishable areas with the main lift base and central area around it known as La Croisette. The resort then spreads up the hillside through the chalet-filled suburbs of Cospillot and Nogentil to the altiport.

Particularly popular for its ski-in/ski-out properties, Courchevel 1850 chalets have everything from sumptuous spas to cinema rooms and nightclubs.

For those travelling with children, we have a large number of family ski chalets in Courchevel featuring dedicated playrooms, TV lounges and bunk beds. Choose from catered or self-catered ski chalets depending on the level of service you require.

Luxury chalets in Courchevel 1850 tend to get booked up far in advance, particularly during peak periods such as Christmas, New Year and Half Term, so we recommend booking as early as possible for the best choice.

Skiing in Courchevel 1850

Situated in the world’s biggest ski area, Courchevel is perfectly positioned for enjoying the fabulous 600 km of skiing that Les 3 Vallees has to offer. With good snow, an efficient lift system and a fantastic network of runs, Courchevel is high up on the list of the world’s best ski resorts.

For easy access to the wonderful terrain Courchevel 1850 has to offer, we recommend staying in a luxury chalet in Courchevel on the slopes. Ideal for children, Courchevel is home to a series of gentle runs and excellent ski schools. There are two main nursery areas; one at Pralong in 1850 and the other in 1650. There are also dedicated beginner areas dotted around the mountain known as ‘ZEN’ zones. Those looking to progress can enjoy the many blue runs which are spread throughout the resort. More adventurous skiers also have plenty of demanding reds and easy blacks to tackle across the mountain.

If you are looking for a challenge, the 3 Vallees also has a number of demanding blacks and plenty of off-piste skiing. Worth seeking out are a selection of red and black pistes, labelled Peuf Experience on the map, which are left ungroomed for a while after snowfalls. After a day’s skiing, head straight back to your Courchevel chalet or explore many of the slopeside bars the resort has to offer.

For more information on skiing in Courchevel, explore our full guide.

Eating & Drinking in Courchevel 1850

Whilst we offer an exceptional collection of both self-catered and catered ski chalets in Courchevel there is a plethora of fine eateries to choose from, including eight Michelin-star restaurants.

On the mountain we would recommend Le Pilatusfor its authentic mountain charm. Situated right next to the Altiport, you can eat inside or out on the terrace from the traditional menu, with dishes such as the Pila’ burger and mouth-watering lemon meringue pie among our favourites. If Michelin-star dining is more to your taste, we would recommend Le 1947. The only restaurant in Courchevel to hold an impressive three Michelin stars, Le 1947 at Cheval Blanc is a masterclass in contemporary cuisine. The talented chef, Yannic Alléno, combines incredible finesse with playful innovation to take you on a superb culinary adventure.

For an after-dinner tipple, most of the four and five-star hotels have sophisticated lounge bars where you can enjoy a quiet drink. For something a little more lively then the Mangeoire bar is one to consider. After you have finished your night, many of our chalets in Courchevel offer a chauffeur service, delivering you safely to your door.

A Perfect Day in Courchevel 1850

Wake up to a freshly cooked breakfast in your Courchevel catered chalet
Cruise the blue slopes above Courchevel 1650 and admire the stunning scenery
Stop for lunch at La Cave des Creux and take in the breathtaking views of Mont Blanc
Time to fit in a few more runs and a glass of bubbles at Le Tremplin before returning to your luxury ski chalet in Courchevel
Relax in the luxury of your Courchevel chalet and enjoy an indulgent spa treatment or massage
Enjoy dinner at L'Arbé followed by a visit to Les Caves de Courchevel for some late-night partying

Location & Map

Located in the department of Savoie in the Rhone-Alpes region, Courchevel 1850 is just 190 km from Geneva International Airport with a transfer time of around 2 hours 30 minutes. Other nearby airports include Grenoble, Lyon and Chambery. The resort has its own altiport for helicopters to land. Light aircraft can also land here but restrictions apply.