Top 12 Cool and Fun Hotels In Courchevel

From exquisitely groomed runs to state-of-the-art lift systems, Courchevel is a skier’s paradise. Throw in an eclectic Michelin-starred restaurant scene, a dazzling nightlife, and many stylish designer boutiques, The five hamlets that comprise Courchevel offer different atmospheres yet are all grounded in luxury, glamour, and invigoration.

Courchevel’s eclectic hotels are a bit like members of a family. They each have their own personality but are deeply linked by shared traditions and a profound passion for the great outdoors. From tranquil, chalet-style boutiques to lavish interpretations of alpine grandeur, here are the best cool and fun hotels in Courchevel, France (in no particular order).

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Hôtel Courcheneige
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Hôtel Courcheneige

The charismatic Hôtel Courcheneige from true doorstep skiing, and is conveniently located just a 15-minute walk or a free shuttle ride to the centre of town.

The reception invites you to feel the character of Courchevel through quirky décor which embraces the mountain, woods, and flowers of the summits.

Redecorated with a trendy freshness, the 84 chalet-style accommodations welcome you to an optimum blend of tradition and modern comfort, with ski-inspired wall murals harmonising with the effervescent mountain views.

After a day of carving up the mountains, the hotel’s cosy cellar bar is the perfect spot to unwind by a crackling fire, while the jacuzzi and spa offer an enhanced moment of serenity.

Pros

Cozy warm interior

Traditional French cuisine

On-site wine bar

Mountain views

Cons

No spa facility

Wines are pricey

Basic rooms are small

Best For Spa and Wellness Services

Hotel Le Saint Roch

Hotel Le Saint Roch is regarded as one of the most uniquely decorated hotels in the European Alps. To create a tranquil, lavish respite haven, details have been thoughtfully crafted to the very last element.

Not only is the hotel aesthetically pleasing, but it also boasts an enviable location just across the road from the slopes. Bespoke furnishings complement the contemporary and chic atmosphere, with each private sanctuary adorned with authentic materials, antique oak parquets, subdued lighting, and harmonious tones.

A private tub and rain shower feature in each room, enhancing the relaxed ambiance of your evening downtime. While the restaurant is dressed in white at breakfast time, at night it transforms into a moody-lit hub clad in black, with a large fireplace inviting guests to kick back and unwind.

Pros

A chic warm ambiance

A spa and wellness center

Private on-site parking

Moody dining room

Cons

No in-room coffee machines

Can get booked up

Best For Trendy Design

Hôtel La Sivolière

This Alpine style Savoyard address has undergone a head-to-toe renovation and welcomes you warmly with 35 chalet-style guestrooms, ski-in, ski-out convenience, and a wide range of tailored services in a cocooning atmosphere.

In the toasty ambiance of the lounge and pool area, you are treated to an optimum spot of requiescence, while gourmet dining experiences await in an idyllic setting facing the fir trees and ski slopes.

Further onside amenities include a concierge service, ski room, and complimentary shuttles. For a peaceful reprieve, you can indulge in a moment of serenity between the sauna and the hammam, as well as in the counter-current swimming pool which boasts sumptuous views of the valley.

Pros

Contemporary sleek design

A kids’ playroom

Fresh daily breakfast

Complimentary shuttles

Cons

Rooms are on the smaller side

Pricey restaurant

Slightly pricey

Best For Partying

Fahrenheit Seven Courchevel

The friendly and hip Fahrenheit Seven Courchevel hotel boasts an enviable position on the slopes of Europe’s highest ski village. Through bedroom doors emblazoned with black and white ski scenes from years gone by, to brightly coloured sofas, and geometric patterned carpets in the hallways, the hotel’s retro vibe radiates through the property.

The guestrooms are decorated with pictures of past skiers, with dial telephones and matching lamps reflecting the hotels 1970s origins.

The on-site restaurant La Rotisserie serves an eclectic mix of traditional French dishes with a twist, in the backdrop of the awe-inspiring pistes. A huge ski room features a bar, as well as exercise bikes, a football table, and a large screen to watch ski racing.

Pros

Modern eclectic design

On-site continental breakfast

On-site sauna

Traditional French cuisine

Cons

Slow elevator

Pricey dinner

No laundry service

Best For Families

Les Trois Vallées, a Beaumier hotel

This ski-in, ski-out four-star boutique Les Trois Vallées is a paean to modern luxury, and blissfully blends high-altitude elegance with a graceful atmosphere.

Stripped back to its roots during a revamp in 2013, original fifties furniture and many decorative accessories by pioneering French designers have reclaimed the hotel’s traditional charm, whilst bolstering its cosy feel.

The high level of comfort is evoked through a roaring fire in the lobby-lounge, and gorgeous, cocooning guestrooms. A spa, pool, ski shop, and restaurant offer guests a complete experience, while the enormous, illuminated map at the far end of the lobby lounge equips you with insightful guidance for your memorable day trips.

Pros

Area popular with hiking and mountain biking

On-site relaxing spa

Well-equipped restaurant and a ski shop

Cons

The spa is small

The room is a bit compact

Little breakfast variety

Best For Fine Dining

Hotel Le Chabichou

Upon entrance to Hotel Le Chabichou, you will be greeted by an immaculate façade which is as white as snow, reflecting the hotel’s prime location at the foot of the slopes.

Exuding discreet elegance through a warm family welcome, this typical Savoyard chalet boasts a unique selection of rooms with the comfort needed to enjoy a blissful night’s sleep after an action-packed day.

In the rooms, authenticity and modernity is combined effortlessly in the backdrop of the breathtaking slopes. The on-site restaurant offers a memorable occasion to taste refined gastronomic cuisine, and has been honored with two Michelin Stars for more than thirty years.

Pros

Luxurious high-end design

Two Michelin Stars restaurant

Beauty and massage treatments

Swimming pool

Cons

Poor breakfast quality

Steep prices

Rooms are small for big families

Best For Scenic Views

Le K2 Djola

The latest offering from the luxurious K2 collection, Le K2 Djola boasts an intimate, boutique feel, and retains the perfect equation of design, comfort, and well-being.

The 23 guestrooms are an opulent interpretation of a city hotel, yet maintain mountain heritage and a strong attention to the nurturing of happiness.

The wellness area consists of a sauna, a hammam, and a herbal tea room, which makes après-ski a blissful experience. A tea shop also features at this stunning hotel, offering a taste of many different cultures around the world.

Upon returning from a day on the slopes, you can relax with friends and loved ones by a cosy fireplace in the hotel’s exclusive communal area.

Pros

Sleek modern design with great mountain views

Daily buffet breakfast

Skiing activity nearby

On-site wellness area

Cons

Thin walls

No on-site restaurant

No on-site parking

Best For Indoor swimming pool

Hotel Le K2 Altitude

Imagined and designed as an intimate haven, Hotel Le K2 Altitude takes a unique Tibetan inspiration into a brand-new hospitality concept.

Entering into the lobby feels like pushing open the doors of a temple, into a world of authentic luxury.

The hotel propels the art of living to the forefront, through attentive, personalized service and gorgeous décor of imposing wooden doors, heavy iron rings, and Sanskrit inscriptions.

In this distinctive hamlet of 11 chalets arranged around the edge of the piste, culinary art meets a romantic flare, where high-flying two-Michelin-starred gastronomy is served in the majestic setting of the peaks.

Pros

Traditional modern design

Two Michelin-star restaurant

Spa and wellness area and swimming pool

Concierge service

Cons

Slightly distant from the center

Rooms can be small for big families

Best For Luxury

Lys Martagon

A unique conceptual jewel offering itself to travellers in pursuit of comfort and intimacy, Lys Martagon was created by mountain and art lovers in homage to Savoyard traditions.

Steeped in the past and inspired by the future, a chic, art deco elegance is combined with natural materials, clad in artistic fabrics. The 7 modular suites offer a sense of timeless immersion to a world of beauty and simplicity, where impressionist paintings radiate an endless array of colours, while backlit glass ceilings add a contemporary flare.

From the comfort of your room, you can gaze over snow-capped peaks, and the exceptional ambiance is topped with a personalized concierge service.

Pros

Unique intimate design

Daily continental breakfast

Spa and wellness center

Concierge service

Cons

The restaurant has few options

No on-site parking

Best For Great Breakfast

White 1921 Courchevel

The perfect place to indulge in the festive atmosphere of Courchevel and its numerous boutiques, bars, and restaurants, White 1921 opens you to a unique hospitality experience, steeped in mountain flair.

The 25 contemporary rooms were executed with practicality in mind, with a stunning entertainment system adding a touch of first-class extravagance.

A delicious gourmet breakfast is served each morning, before the attentive staff carefully prepare your gear as well as little treats to equip you for a day on the slopes.

A soothing retreat is provided in the form on a sauna, Hamman, and optimum wellness experience, while the cozy Petit Salon is the perfect spot for an afternoon interlude with family and friends.

Pros

Cozy warm ambiance

Daily gourmet breakfast

Spa and wellness center

A ski service team

Cons

Compact rooms

No real bar area

A bit overpriced

Best For Boutique Accommodations

Six Senses Residences & Spa Courchevel

Balancing traditional and contemporary, the fine-featured and furnishings of Six Senses Residences & Spa are sourced from top designers, and bring the wow factor to your eclectic ski vacation.

All 53 residences are meticulously appointed with alpine-inspired interiors, and benefit from the latest technology controlled via user-friendly interfaces.

The in-room décor has been individually designed with a sensitively curated palette of light materials, evoking a homely ambiance.

The on-site spa, soaked in the organic shapes of snow waves, uses biophilic principles to help you feel re-connected and re-energized. The hotel’s ethos is rooted in sustainability, with programs in place to conserve energy and banish single-use plastics.

Pros

Cozy modern interior

Relaxing on-site spa

Fully-equipped kitchens

Sushi and Japanese dishes

Cons

No room service

No on-site bar

Weak water pressure

Best For Families

Mamie Courch

Retro charm meets chic splendor at this stunning ski-in, ski-out home. Memories of yesteryear are combined with today’s charm in the rooms and suites, which are equipped with HDTVs providing international channels, beautifully contrasting the traditional décor and small comforts on offer.

Designed with affection for the discerning traveler, Mamie is a true gem of Courchevel and boasts an exquisite restaurant with a delicious mix of local products and French specialties for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Courchevel’s coolest terrace, Transat & Parapluie, evokes Mamie’s appreciation for the great outdoors, offering hand-crafted cocktails and traditional mulled wine under the beating sun.

Pros

Laid-back vibe and family rooms

Hand-crafted cocktails

On-site ski shop

Heated indoor swimming pool

Cons

Limited food options

Rooms are on the smaller side

Small bathroom

Comparing the Most Outstanding Hotels in Courchevel

Here are the top 12 cool and funhotels in Courchevel compared; you can sort them through price range, amenities, distance from attractions, and the nearby restaurants:

Hotel NameLocationPrice Range (per night)Fitness FacilitiesDistance to Attractions (km)Nearby Restaurants
Hôtel CourcheneigeRue de Nogentil$2020-$4742No0.83
Hotel Le Saint RochPiste de bellecote$1347-$2158Yes1.03
Hôtel La SivolièreRue des Chenus$7880Yes0.53
Fahrenheit Seven CourchevelRue du Marquis$1232-$3327No0.93
Les Trois Vallées, a Beaumier hotelCourchevel 1850 BP 22$591-$1467Yes0.23
Hotel Le ChabichouRue des Chenus$2803-$3142Yes0.33
Le K2 Djola79 Rue de Plantret$1301-$3491No0.23
Hotel Le K2 Altitude1380 Route des Eaux Vives$384-$1960Yes0.73
Lys Martagon464 rue de Bellecôte$4323-$5188Yes0.53
White 1921 Courchevel80 Rue du Rocher$636-$1055Yes0.13
Six Senses Residences & Spa CourchevelSix Senses Rue des Tovets$546-$892Yes0.33
Mamie CourchQuartier Jardin Alpin$667-$1287Yes0.43