Luxury Ski Chalets Courchevel 1550
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Tucked away in the prestigious Courchevel ski area, Courchevel 1550, also known as Courchevel Village, offers a serene alternative to the glitz of Courchevel 1850. Blending traditional Alpine charm with world-class skiing, luxury chalets in Courchevel 1550 are ideal for families and groups seeking a relaxed yet refined mountain escape. At 1,550 metres, the resort provides direct access to the Three Valleys, the largest interconnected ski area in the world, while maintaining a peaceful atmosphere.
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Courchevel 1550, FranceWhether you’re an avid skier or never hit the slopes before, Courchevel is the place to go for your winter getaway.
Where to Stay on your Courchevel 1550 Ski Holiday
From pristine pistes to family-friendly après-ski, Courchevel 1550 ski resort offers all the ingredients for an unforgettable Alpine getaway. Sitting just below Courchevel 1850, this charming village provides seamless access to the entire Trois Vallées network while offering better value and a more serene atmosphere.
Our curated collection of luxury chalets in Courchevel 1550 includes properties in the exclusive hamlet of Les Brigues, with private pools, saunas, and in-house cinema rooms. Meanwhile, Le Hameau de Marcandou offers three interconnecting chalets—Sisimut, Ilulissat, and Ikamiut—that can host up to 28 guests, perfect for extended families or group ski holidays in Courchevel 1550.
Many of our luxury chalet rentals in Courchevel 1550 come with full concierge services, daily housekeeping, and the option of a private chef. If you prefer flexibility, several self-catered Courchevel 1550 ski chalets are also available, combining independence with comfort.

What Sets Courchevel 1550 Ski Resort Apart?
Located in the Tarentaise Valley, Courchevel 1550 ski resort is nestled below the bright lights of Courchevel 1850. The resort is popular with families as it tends to be a lot quieter than the other Courchevel villages, yet you can reach 1850 in less than five minutes via the Grangettes gondola. The gondola stays open throughout the evening so you can still enjoy the lively nightlife higher up the valley before returning to the sanctuary of your luxury chalet in Courchevel 1550 at the end of the evening.
The village is home to several bars and restaurants where skiers can unwind after a day on the slopes, offering a more laid-back experience than the exclusive nightclubs and bars found at 1850.
Families are particularly drawn to Courchevel 1550 ski holidays thanks to the excellent ski schools, gentle beginner slopes, and compact village layout. Beyond skiing, the resort features an exhilarating 2 km floodlit toboggan run that connects Courchevel 1850 to 1550, ensuring fun continues well into the evening.
Courchevel 1550 also boasts a variety of restaurants, cosy bars, and wellness centres, creating a welcoming après-ski scene without the crowds. Its location and atmosphere make it a perfect base for both first-time skiers and seasoned visitors seeking understated luxury.
Courchevel 1550 may be the quieter and more understated member of the Courchevel family, but it’s also one of the most welcoming and charming. With excellent skiing, a family-friendly atmosphere, and a more relaxed vibe, it offers everything you need for an unforgettable Alpine holiday.
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Frequently asked questions
What’s the best time to visit Courchevel 1550 for a ski holiday?
The best time to visit Courchevel 1550 is from mid-December to early April when snow conditions are at their peak and the full Trois Vallées area is open.
Are there luxury ski chalets in Courchevel 1550 close to the lifts?
Yes, many of our luxury chalets in Courchevel 1550 are just a short walk from the Grangettes gondola.
Can I book a catered chalet in Courchevel 1550?
Yes we have a couple of chalets in Courchevel 1550 that can be rented with private chefs, daily breakfast, afternoon tea and gourmet evening meals.
What are the best family-friendly ski chalets in Courchevel 1550?
Chalet Kandahar, Chalet Carcentina and Chalet San Pietro are particularly popular with families, offering spacious layouts, entertainment and wellness.
What group ski holiday options are available in Courchevel 1550?
Large groups can book the entire Hameau de Marcandou, with space for up to 28 guests across three luxury chalets.
How high is Courchevel 1550?
Courchevel 1550 sits at 1,550 metres, offering quick lift access to higher-altitude skiing in Courchevel 1850 and beyond.
Is Courchevel 1550 a good destination for non-skiers?
Yes, non-skiers can enjoy spa treatments, snowshoeing, tobogganing, and easy gondola access to the boutiques and restaurants of Courchevel 1850.
How do I get to Courchevel 1550 for a ski holiday?
The nearest airport is Chambéry (1h 30m), while Geneva and Lyon are around two hours away. Transfers and helicopter services can be arranged on request.
Which are the best luxury ski chalets in Courchevel 1550?
Our top recommendations include Chalet White Sand and Chalet Le 1550 for their design, amenities, and location.
What facilities can I expect in a luxury chalet in Courchevel 1550?
Expect spa areas, swimming pools, hot tubs, private cinemas, wine cellars, and bespoke concierge services tailored to your stay.
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Guide to Skiing in Courchevel
Situated in the world’s biggest ski area, Courchevel is perfectly positioned for enjoying the fabulous 600 km of skiing that Les 3 Vallées has to offer. With good snow, an efficient lift system and a fantastic network of runs, Courchevel is one of the best ski resorts in the French Alps, if not the world!

Top Things to Do in Courchevel for Non-Skiers in Winter
In this guide, we’ll uncover the best non-ski activities in Courchevel. From indulgent spa days to scenic winter walks, discover a different side of this world-class resort—no skis required!

Where to Stay in Courchevel
Explore our Courchevel neighbourhood guide to find the perfect location for your luxury chalet rental.

Best Bars & Restaurants in Courchevel
If it's gourmet food you are after then you've come to the right resort. Home to some of the most talented chefs around, Courchevel is definitely one to tick off your gastronomic bucket list.
Luxury Chalets in Courchevel 1550
Discover our collection of luxury chalets in Courchevel 1550, perfectly positioned for easy access to the Three Valleys while offering a quieter, more relaxed alpine experience. From contemporary luxury ski chalets with ski-in/ski-out access to charming family chalets nestled near the village centre, you are sure to find your ideal property. Courchevel 1550’s tranquil setting makes it ideal for families or groups seeking a peaceful retreat, yet it is just a short drive or shuttle from the lively après-ski and fine dining of Courchevel 1650 and 1850.
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Courchevel 1550 Ski Resort Information
- Resort Altitude: 1550
- Slopes Altitude: 1260 - 3230m
- Pistes (3 Valleys): 600 km
- Lifts (3 Valleys): 180
- Nearest Airport: Chambery - 110 km (1h 45 min)
- Green Slopes: 16%
- Blue Slopes: 41%
- Red Slopes: 33%
- Black Slopes: 10%
Despite its quieter nature, 1550 benefits from a highly efficient lift system, giving you rapid access to Courchevel 1850 and the extensive main ski area in just one lift. The ski area directly served by Courchevel 1550 is relatively small, but the resort’s main appeal lies in its quick access to 1850, rather than its own pistes.
There are two main lifts in Courchevel 1550: the Grangettes gondola, which provides a direct link to La Croisette in Courchevel 1850, and the Tovets chairlift, from where you can ski down to the Plantrey lift thereby avoiding all the early morning queues at the main lift station in 1850.
While 1550 has a small selection of its own runs, most skiers staying here opt to use the resort’s excellent lift links to explore the wider Three Valleys ski area. To reach Courchevel Le Praz, take the Tovets chairlift out of 1550, then follow either the Amoureux or Brigues red pistes down into the resort centre. To access Courchevel 1650, take the Grangettes gondola up to 1850. From there, jump on the Jardin Alpin gondola and ski down to the Biollay chairlift. Follow the blue Pralong and Prameruel pistes to the Roc Mugnier chairlift, and from the top, you can ski directly into Courchevel 1650.
For beginners and children, the Roys lift provides free access to a small green piste, perfect for building confidence. Additionally, the Grangettes gondola offers access to the children’s ski areas in Courchevel 1850. At the end of the day, if you'd rather not ski back down, you can always take the gondola back to Courchevel 1550.
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Best Bars & Restaurants in Courchevel 1550
Although there aren’t a huge number of restaurants in the centre of Courchevel 1550, the quality is still high. A must-visit restaurant in Courchevel 1550 for meat lovers is L’Oeil de Boeuf. Located on the main high street at the foot of the Tovets piste, this intimate Savoyard restaurant specialises in meats grilled over an open fire.
Also boasting a rustic Savoyard setting, Le Caveau serves typical Savoie specialities such as fondue, tartiflette and regional escargots. Don’t miss out on the “Sweet Corner” with its selection of homemade pastries, sorbets and crème brulée to finish your meal.
Serving a wide variety of mouth-watering pizzas made in traditional ovens, La Corto is another fantastic option. It also does take away, as does La Chapelle which provides feel-good mountain cuisine. Another favourite of ours is Le Grill at the Ecrin Blanc hotel next to the Grandes Combes chairlift which offers local classics such as cheese fondue, pasta and burgers.
One of the most popular restaurants in Courchevel 1550 is La Table des Flocons, an ideal lunch spot right next to the piste and ski school meeting point. Part of a family-run hotel, enjoy delicious Savoyard cuisine in the cosy interior or on the sun terrace.
When it comes to apres ski, Courchevel 1850 has a much livelier scene. However, in 1550 Le Caterail Bar is popular with locals with a big screen showing sporting events, an extensive vodka and cocktail menu and live music every Thursday evening from 10:00 pm.
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Top Events & Activities in Courchevel 1550
Courchevel 1550 has plenty to offer visitors who want to take a break from skiing or non-skiers who want to experience the mountains in different ways.
The Aquamotion Centre, located just below 1550, is one of the largest and most impressive aquatic centres in the Alps. It features indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, water slides, and even a surf wave, providing hours of fun and relaxation for the entire family.
If you love winter walking, Courchevel 1550 offers beautiful snowshoeing and hiking trails. With well-marked routes leading into the surrounding forests and up into the mountains, it’s a wonderful way to take in the natural beauty of the area at a slower pace.
There's also a fantastic tobogganing course starting from Courchevel 1850. Climb aboard your toboggan and challenge your friends to a 2 km course through snow-covered fir trees to Courchevel Village.
Popular events in the valley include the Alpine Ski World Cup in January and the International Festival of Pyrotechnic Art, which lights up the villages with spectacular displays during February and March.
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Summer in Courchevel 1550
Whilst it may not be your first thought when it comes to planning a summer holiday, Courchevel 1550 is in fact the perfect destination to keep your children entertained. There are a wealth of activities on offer for all ages and members of the family, from horse riding and short hikes to high ropes courses, swimming, nature parks and more.
Courchevel is also a mecca for mountain biking with the whole of the mountain area to explore. An angler’s haven, Courchevel has seven designated fishing sites with Lac du Praz and Lac de la Rosiere being the most popular spots.
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How to get to Courchevel 1550
The closest major airport to Courchevel 1550 is Geneva International Airport, located around 140 kilometres away. From the airport, a road transfer can take you to Courchevel 1550 in about two and a half hours, depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Another option is Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport, which is approximately 180 kilometres from Courchevel and offers a similar transfer time. There are numerous private shuttle services, buses, and taxis available from both airports, as well as the possibility to rent a car. Chambery Airport, though smaller, is also a nearby option, around 110 kilometres away, and offers some seasonal flights during the winter months.
Travelling by train is another convenient way to reach Courchevel 1550. The nearest major train station is in Moûtiers, around 25 kilometres from Courchevel. High-speed TGV trains from Paris and other French cities frequently arrive at Moûtiers. From there, you can take a taxi or hop on a regular bus service that operates between Moûtiers and Courchevel. The journey up the mountain to Courchevel 1550 takes about 20-30 minutes.
By road, Courchevel 1550 is easily accessible via the French motorway system. From major cities like Paris or Lyon, you can take the A43 motorway towards Albertville. From Albertville, continue on the N90 road to Moûtiers. Once you reach Moûtiers, follow the signs to Courchevel and drive up the D915 mountain road, which will lead you directly to Courchevel 1550. The journey offers scenic views as you ascend into the heart of the Alps. In winter, it’s advisable to check the weather conditions and ensure your car is equipped with snow tyres or chains, as the mountain roads can become icy.



























































