Our holiday rentals in Courchevel

When is the best time to visit Courchevel?

Courchevel, in the heart of the French Alps, is an exceptional destination every season.

December to February is the ideal time to enjoy Courchevel's ski slopes and the festive period with Christmas markets and special events organised in the resort. In spring (March-April), you can enjoy longer, sunnier days, perfect for skiing in a relaxed atmosphere with milder temperatures. Summer is the time to take advantage of the hiking trails, mountain biking and high-altitude lakes, offering a totally different but equally magical experience. The autumn season is quieter in Courchevel, but just as impressive with its colourful landscapes.

The best things to do in Courchevel

Courchevel offers a variety of activities and experiences to suit all tastes. Whether you're a winter sports enthusiast or a lover of relaxation, here are the activities not to be missed:

• Enjoy the Trois Vallées ski area with its 600km of pistes.
• Try snowshoeing to explore the snowy forests, ice skating, paragliding over the mountains or cross-country skiing.
• Enjoy a moment of pure relaxation in one of the luxury spas, with massages, hammams and whirlpool baths on the programme.
• Taste good food: Courchevel is home to Michelin-starred restaurants serving traditional Savoyard dishes. A real treat!
• Go shopping: explore the fashion and jewellery boutiques in Courchevel 1850.

The different areas of Courchevel

• Courchevel 1850: the pearl of the resort, known for its prestigious chalets, upmarket boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants. This is the ideal area if you're looking for a holiday rental in Courchevel with everything close by, including direct access to the best ski slopes.
• Courchevel 1650 (Moriond): situated at an altitude of 1650 metres, this area offers a warm atmosphere and sunny slopes. It's a perfect choice for families and skiers looking for a more relaxed setting.
• Courchevel 1550: situated just below, this area offers excellent value for money while retaining quick access to the slopes thanks to modern lifts.
• Courchevel 1300 (Le Praz): the original village of Courchevel, known for its traditional charm and picturesque chalets. With its snow-covered forests and Nordic ski itineraries, it will appeal to lovers of authenticity.
• Courchevel La Tania: nestling between 1350 and 1400 metres, La Tania is a peaceful resort surrounded by forests. Ideal for those looking for a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to the slopes.