Courchevel is part of Les 3 Vallées, a vast interconnected ski domain with around 600 kilometres of pistes stretching across the valleys of Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens. The resort itself is divided into several villages at different altitudes, each with its own character and atmosphere.
From gentle forest runs to demanding alpine descents, Courchevel provides access to an extraordinary variety of terrain. The extensive lift network makes it possible to explore the wider Three Valleys without returning to the same slopes, while private ski instructors and mountain guides can tailor days on the mountain around your experience and preferences.
For an even more exclusive perspective, helicopter sightseeing and off-piste experiences can be arranged with specialist mountain professionals.
At the highest of Courchevel's main resort villages, Courchevel 1850 has become synonymous with international glamour and exceptional hospitality. Its streets are lined with prestigious boutiques, fine jewellers and renowned restaurants, while the village offers direct access to some of the area's most celebrated slopes.
Spend the afternoon browsing the boutiques along Rue du Rocher or Rue de la Croisette, stop for an aperitif before dinner or simply enjoy the atmosphere of one of the world's most recognisable Alpine resorts.
Courchevel has one of the most remarkable concentrations of fine dining in the Alps, with several Michelin-starred restaurants spread across the resort.
A private stay can be built around exceptional culinary experiences, from lunch overlooking the slopes to an intimate dinner prepared by a private chef in your chalet. For guests seeking a more relaxed evening, the resort also offers sophisticated bars and traditional Savoyard restaurants.
Courchevel is home to some of the most exclusive hotels and private chalets in the French Alps. For an ultra-luxury stay, two addresses stand out for their location, service and distinctive character.
Set in the Jardin Alpin of Courchevel 1850, Les Airelles is one of the resort's most iconic addresses. Inspired by an Austro-Hungarian castle, the Palace combines elaborate interiors and historic character with exceptional hospitality and direct access to the slopes.
Its 44 rooms and suites include expansive accommodation designed for longer stays, while private chalets offer an even greater level of privacy, with dedicated teams, private dining and wellness facilities. The property is scheduled to reopen for the winter 2026 season following its latest transformation.
In the heart of Courchevel 1850, Cheval Blanc offers a contemporary interpretation of Alpine hospitality, combining sophisticated interiors with highly personalised service. The Maison is designed around privacy and bespoke experiences, with refined dining, a dedicated spa and direct access to the slopes.
Its intimate scale and attention to detail make Cheval Blanc particularly suited to travellers looking for a discreet alternative to the resort's larger grand hotels, while its location provides easy access to the best of Courchevel 1850.
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