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Skiers at the top of the Saulire above Courchevel, with the Vanoise peaks behind

COURCHEVEL · LES 3 VALLÉES · 1300 → 1850 M

Courchevel, from first tracks to last orders

Where to stay in each village, which ski school suits your kids, where to have lunch on the slopes and where the evening goes on. Every place pinned on the map, with its Google rating.

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Stay

Hotels, chalets and apartments, village by village

27 guides

Ski & snow

Ski schools, guides, rental shops, lift passes

101 guides

Eat & après-ski

Mountain restaurants, fine dining, bars, clubs

47 guides

Off the slopes

Spas, Aquamotion, skating, snowshoeing

14 guides

Seasons

When to come, winter and summer

67 guides

Alps

Other resorts, compared with Courchevel

22 guides

Courchevel on the map

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Eat & après-ski

Lunch on the slopes, dinner in the village

Mountain restaurants you can ski to, tables worth booking and the après-ski that follows.

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Stay

Where to stay

Hotels and chalets in each village, with how close you are to the lifts.

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Ski & snow

Learn, rent, go further

Ski schools, mountain guides and rental shops, and what each one does best.

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Off the slopes

A day off the skis

Spas, pools, skating and snowshoe walks.

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Alps

Beyond Courchevel

The rest of the Alps, compared with what you get in Les 3 Vallées.

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Villages

Five villages, two neighbours

Courchevel is five villages linked by lifts and runs, and the gateway to Méribel and Val Thorens.

1850 Courchevelpalaces & La Croisette 1650 Moriondsunny, family-friendly 1550 Villagequiet, good value 1300 Le Prazold village, forest runs 1400 La Taniapine forest, chalets → Méribelnext valley, by the lifts → Val Thorenshighest of the 3 Vallées

Seasons

When to come

Courchevel lives on two seasons. Dates change every year: always check the official calendar before you book.

December

Season opening

The first weeks of the winter, before the holiday crowds.

Christmas – New Year

Peak weeks

The busiest and priciest time: book stays and ski schools early.

March – April

Spring skiing

Longer days, softer snow, terraces in the sun.

July – August

Summer

Hiking, mountain biking and lakes, with some lifts open.

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