Our luxury catered chalets in Courchevel Village (Courchevel 1550) are chosen by people who have lived, worked and skied in the resort. We know which properties sit best for the snow and which give you the most for the money, which in this part of the valley is what most guests are weighing up. Catered means a chef cooks for you and a host looks after the chalet. In a quieter village it is the natural way to stay, because the evenings are yours to enjoy at the property rather than something to organise. Tell us who is coming and how you like to eat, and we will match you. Prefer your own space? See our self-catered chalets in Courchevel Village, or see all luxury chalets in Courchevel Village.
Courchevel 1550 Village offers a fantastic blend of a family friendly atmosphere, modern convenience and exceptional value within the prestigious Courchevel valley. Its peaceful slopeside setting ensures luxury ski holidays in Courchevel Village remain ideal for those who want easy access to the vast Three Valleys without the bustle of the busier hubs. A fast lift connection to Courchevel 1850 ensures skiers can reach iconic corduroy pistes within minutes. Meanwhile, the luxury chalets in Courchevel Village provide stylish, contemporary accommodation, often with spa facilities, spacious living areas and convenient locations. The village itself boasts welcoming restaurants, relaxed après ski, and excellent ski schools, making it perfect for families and groups. Combining comfort, practicality and premium amenities, Courchevel Village delivers a refined yet laidback base from which to enjoy the full splendour of the Three Valleys.
Courchevel Village enjoys excellent local skiing for all abilities, plus convenient access to the wider Three Valleys ski domaine. Skiing in Courchevel has a well-deserved reputation for great snow conditions right the way through the season thanks a combination of sophisticated piste management and maintenance, as well as North-facing, high altitude slopes. Add to this the huge variety of skiing in the Courchevel Valley, and across the Three Valleys, and skiers of all abilities are well catered for on a Courchevel Village ski holiday.
Beginners do have a ski school in Courchevel 1550, as well as the village nursery slopes, however there's also the option to take the lift up to the ski schools in Courchevel 1850 which has some fantastic long greens to learn the basics, plus gentle blue pistes for additional variety.
For intermediate skiers the Three Valleys is simply a paradise, with almost 500km of blue and red pistes across Les Trois Vallées domaine. The experts will want to head to the couloirs above Courchevel 1850, the tree-lined black piste that drops over 1,000m down to Courchevel Le Praz, or L'Eclipse; a World Cup piste specially developed for the professionals.
A lovely alpine village, Courchevel 1550 has a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Whilst Courchevel Village is perfect for families or anyone wishing to get away from it all for a week in the mountains, it is nonetheless well located to explore its sister resorts across the Courchevel Valley. The Grangettes gondola whisks straight up to Courchevel 1850 in about 6 minutes and runs into the evening every day, whilst free buses link the village to neighbouring Courchevel 1650 and Courchevel Le Praz.
Courchevel 1550 is a world away from the hustle and glamour of Courchevel 1850's bars and nightclubs, however there are a few casual drinkeries with a good atmosphere for a post-ski aperitif. Ideally for visitors who prefer a self-catered luxury ski chalet, Courchevel Village punches well above its weight when it comes to restaurants, boasting several excellent options serving both Savoyard specialities and international menus.
When not skiing, there's a weekly local market in Courchevel Village to explore, which visits the resort throughout the year. Here can be found plenty of artisanal vendors selling cheese, charcuterie and deli items to enjoy back home in the chalet. A toboggan run winds down from 1850 to Courchevel 1550, for thrills without strapping on any skis.
Aquamotion, the biggest water park in the French mountains, is located just between Courchevel Village and Courchevel Moriond, and is open throughout the winter. With waterslides, children's pools, a surf wave, climbing wall and an extensive spa, it represents a brilliant day of fun for the entire family.
When it comes to value for luxury and luxury ski chalets, Courchevel 1550 is a perfect resort. You'll find an array of ski accommodation to suit all tastes, and its situation in the huge Trois Vallees ski region, plus its proximity to the high-end resort of Courchevel 1850, is perfect for a luxury ski holiday in the Three Valleys. For a family ski holiday, Courchevel Village is popular for its quiet, friendly atmosphere and the myriad of intermediate pistes, perfect for both children and adults to enjoy.
| Region | Three Valleys |
|---|---|
| Country | France |
| Altitude | 1550m |
| Highest Lift | 3230m |
| Runs |
Green: 48 Blue: 135 Red: 119 Black: 30 |
| Lifts | 183 |
| KM Piste | 600km |
| Longest Run | 4.6km |
| Cross Country | 118km |
| Snow Parks | 11 |
| Airport Transfer Time | Chambéry 2 hours, Geneva/Lyon 2½ hours |
| Distance Calais | 925km |
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| Airport | Distance (km) | Approx. Transfer Time |
|---|---|---|
| Chambéry (CMF) | 95 | 1h 30m |
| Geneva (GVA) | 180 | 2h 30m |
| Lyon (LYS) | 200 | 2h 30m |
| Station | Distance (km) | Approx. Transfer Time |
|---|---|---|
| Moûtiers | 19 | 30m |
| Albertville | 46 | 45m |
| Chambéry | 95 | 1h 15m |
| City | Distance (km) | Approx. Transfer Time |
|---|---|---|
| Moûtiers | 24 | 40m |
| Chambéry | 95 | 1h 15m |
| Lyon | 200 | 2h 30m |
Is Courchevel Village a traditional ski village?
Yes, Courchevel Village (1550) offers a more peaceful and authentic alternative to the higher villages. It has a relaxed atmosphere, traditional chalet-style buildings, and family-run restaurants. Nevertheless, it still benefits from quick lift access to the rest of the Courchevel valley and the wider Three Valleys ski area.
Is Courchevel Village part of the Three Valleys?
Courchevel Village is fully connected to the Three Valleys, the largest ski area in the world with 600km of pistes. The Grangettes gondola (open from 7.45am - 11.30pm daily) links the village directly to Courchevel 1850 in just a few minutes, opening up the entire ski domain from your doorstep.
Is Courchevel Village good for families?
With its quieter atmosphere, safe layout, and family-friendly accommodation Courchevel Village is an excellent choice for those travelling with children. Ski schools are easily accessible, and the gentle slopes nearby are ideal for building confidence before venturing further afield.
Does Courchevel Village offer good value for money?
Compared to the higher altitude Courchevel villages, Courchevel Village often offers more affordable accommodation and dining options, making it a great way to enjoy true value for luxury in the Three Valleys. This, combined with its fast lift connections, makes it an attractive base for skiers seeking quality, convenience, and value.
Courchevel is often considered the most famous ski resort in the world and is part of the world's largest ski area: The Three Valleys. But which part of Courchevel suits you best? Courchevel breaks down into 5 distinctive ski resorts; La Tania, Courchevel Le Praz, Courchevel Village, Courchevel Moriond and most famously, Courchevel 1850. This guide to Courchevel will help to distinguish each village's differences and similarities.
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