Step into luxury ski holidays in Courchevel 1850, the most prestigious resort in the French Alps. From exclusive chalets to world-class hotels, sophistication awaits at every turn.
Enquire NowCourchevel 1850 is a renowned destination for luxury ski holidays in France, known for its extravagant atmosphere, high-end chalets, and world-class skiing. As part of the Trois Vallées, the largest ski area in the world, it boasts over 600km of runs and cutting-edge lifts. For those seeking opulent luxury ski chalets, Courchevel 1850 provides ski-in/ski-out access, incredible service, and Michelin-starred restaurants.
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A distinguished alpine sanctuary in Courchevel 1850 : ski-in via private conveyor, iconic spa, and premium Kids’ Club for children and teens, plus resort credits, upgrades and exclusive perks when booked through us.
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An alpine hamlet of five designer chalets beside the Cospillot piste, offering panoramic mountain views, a full Kids Klub for children and teens, plus resort credits, upgrades and exclusive perks when booked through us.
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A serene piste-side sanctuary in Courchevel 1850 - elevated design, a superb spa and a complimentary kids’ club for 3–12-year-olds, plus resort credits, upgrades and exclusive perks when booked through us.
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A sleek alpine haven on Bellecôte piste in Courchevel 1850 - chalet-style elegance, a cinema and teens lounge, a superb kids’ club, and exclusive resort credits, upgrades and perks when booked through us.
Courchevel 1850 is the undisputed star of the Trois Vallées and widely considered the most prestigious ski resort in the world. Built after the Second World War as France’s first purpose-designed ski resort, it quickly became synonymous with wealth, sophistication, and exceptional service. Today, its streets are lined with luxury hotels, designer boutiques, and some of the most extravagant chalets in the Alps.
Skiers staying in 1850 enjoy direct access to the world’s largest linked ski area, with 600 kilometres of pistes across the Trois Vallées. The local runs are immaculately groomed and perfectly suited to all levels, while heli-skiing adventures across the Italian border add another layer of exclusivity. Snow reliability is excellent thanks to its altitude and state-of-the-art lift infrastructure.
Off the slopes, 1850 is unmatched for indulgence. The village is home to more Michelin-starred restaurants than anywhere else in the Alps, alongside legendary après-ski lounges and award-winning spas. Every detail, from ski-in/ski-out service to private guides, is designed to anticipate the needs of a highly discerning clientele.
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Airport 1
CHAMBERY (CMF) - 95KMS // 1HR 15MINS
Airport 2
GENEVA (GVA) - 180KMS // 2HRS 10MINS
Private Airport
COURCHEVEL ALTIPORT (CVF) - In Resort
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Train Station
MOUTIERS - 17KMS // 25MINS
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Heli Pad
MERIBEL - In Resort
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Verbier is widely regarded as having the best backcountry in the Alps, with the iconic final of the FWT finishing on the Bec des Rosses in early April. The terrain appeals to all leveAt the heart of the Three Valleys, Courchevel 1850 offers the most extensive and polished skiing in the region. With direct access to 600 km of linked pistes, its perfectly groomed terrain, reliable snow cover, and high-speed lift system make it one of the premier ski destinations in the Alps. More than €125 million has been invested in snowmaking and lift upgrades since 2013, ensuring impeccable conditions throughout the season.
The slopes around 1850 are where Courchevel built its name — a mix of broad, silky-smooth runs, scenic tree descents, and steeper routes like Combe Saulire, one of the Alps’ most enjoyable reds. Lower sections are ideal for learners and intermediates, with wide, confidence-building blues and greens, while advanced skiers can drop straight into fast reds and challenging blacks.
Between December and February, snow quality is exceptional, and with so much variety on the doorstep, many guests rarely leave 1850. Yet for those who do, the entire Three Valleys ski area — linking Méribel and Val Thorens — is accessible in minutes. With 337 marked runs (53 green, 136 blue, 113 red and 35 black), Courchevel 1850 is as complete a ski base as anywhere in the Alps.ls of skier whether you are fresh out the blocks or experienced you will enjoy the challenge of the ski area. With skiing as high as 3,300m (Mont Fort) and only 2 hours from Geneva, Verbier is a great resort for the whole season be it for a long weekend or a longer break.
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Not at all. Our insider relationships often unlock better rates, exclusive perks, and VIP treatment — at no additionCourchevel 1850 enjoys some of the most reliable snow in the French Alps thanks to its altitude, north-facing slopes, and advanced snowmaking network. The season runs from early December to late April, with January to March offering peak conditions. Even in warmer winters, artificial snow coverage ensures smooth, consistent pistes from village to summit.al cost to you. For bespoke itinerary design, we do request a planning fee, which is fully credited toward your final trip when you book with us. (And if you refer a friend? We'll waive it entirely as a thank you.)
Courchevel 1850 is the highest and most established of the resort’s levels. It offers direct access to the Three Valleys, premium accommodation, Michelin-starred dining, and doorstep skiing. Lower villages like 1650 (Moriond) and 1550 (Village) are quieter and more family-focused, but 1850 remains the hub for luxury, service, and slope variety.
Courchevel 1850 is renowned for immaculate grooming and varied terrain. The lower slopes feature wide green and blue runs ideal for beginners, while higher up you’ll find steeper reds and blacks, including Combe Saulire, one of France’s classic pistes. With links to Méribel and Val Thorens, skiers have access to over 600 km of interconnected runs across the Three Valleys.
Yes. Courchevel 1850 has some of the best learning terrain in the Alps, with gentle slopes, wide runs, and world-class ski schools. The ESF 1850 and New Generation Ski School both offer private and group lessons for children and adults. Families benefit from ski-in/ski-out hotels, childcare services, and a compact, walkable village layout.
Non-skiers have plenty of choice — from Aquamotion, the region’s premier spa and leisure complex, to ice skating, dog-sledding, snowshoeing, and boutique shopping. Scenic mountain restaurants are easily reached by lift, and evenings are vibrant with fine dining and live music.
The nearest airports are Geneva, Lyon, and Chambéry, all within 2.5–3 hours by car. The closest train station is Moûtiers, just 35 minutes away. The Camel Collection arranges private transfers, chauffeurs, or helicopter charters direct to the Courchevel Altiport.
Courchevel 1850 is one of the best ski resorts in the Alps for families, combining safe, well-organised infrastructure with an exceptional standard of service. The Pralong and Bellecôte areas offer wide, gentle slopes ideal for beginners, while the ESF Children’s Village and New Generation Ski School provide first-class tuition from age 3 upwards, with dedicated zones and English-speaking instructors.
For off-slope fun, 1850 is filled with family-friendly experiences — from toboggan runs and ice skating at the Forum, to Aquamotion, the vast indoor-outdoor leisure complex with pools, slides, surf wave and spa. Many hotels offer kids’ clubs, early dining, and ski-in/ski-out access, making family logistics effortless.
The resort layout is compact and car-free in the centre, meaning children can move safely between the slopes, ski schools, and restaurants. With dependable snow, an extensive lift network, and entertainment for every age, Courchevel 1850 delivers one of the most seamless family ski holidays in the French Alps.
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