
The indoor infinity pool at Courchevel 10 is lined with luminous turquoise mosaic tiles beneath reclaimed timber ceiling beams, with a full-wall alpine landscape mural and a decorative wooden canoe adding a distinctive rustic accent.

A wooden pier walkway extends over the glowing turquoise spa pool at Courchevel 10, flanked by sun loungers and leading through to private sauna and treatment rooms beyond.

The grand living room at Courchevel 10 features a vaulted reclaimed-wood ceiling, a sculptural multi-arm chandelier and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame uninterrupted views of snow-capped Alpine peaks above Courchevel 1850.
Courchevel 10 is a seven-bedroom luxury chalet in Courchevel 1850, the highest and most prestigious village in the Trois Vallées ski area, sitting 50 metres from the Dou du Midi piste and 200 metres from the Plantrey lift. At 837 square metres, the chalet comfortably accommodates 14 guests across seven en-suite bedrooms, four of which have private balconies and one of which has a terrace alongside bunk beds and a double, making it as well-suited to multigenerational groups as it is to large groups of friends. The fully staffed operation is a particular strength: a private chef covers breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner daily, supported by a butler, housekeeper and a dedicated chauffeur available for 12 hours each day. Guests arrive to champagne, flowers and a welcome basket. A private pool, sauna and home gym mean the property functions as a self-contained retreat on rest days, and an elevator serves all floors. The village centre is 250 metres away on foot. Courchevel 10 sits in Top Villas' Signature Collection, their curated tier for properties that meet a higher benchmark of quality and service. The combination of near-piste position, full daily staffing and the scale to absorb 14 guests without any sense of compromise places it firmly in the upper tier of what Courchevel 1850 offers.
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Winter, from December through April, is when Courchevel 10 earns its place. The Trois Vallées is fully open, the Dou du Midi piste is 50 metres from the door and the staffed operation runs at full capacity. Christmas and New Year and February half-term are peak periods requiring early booking. January typically offers the best powder with slightly lower demand. The resort operates a summer programme from June to August for hiking and mountain biking, though the chalet's skiing identity defines its appeal.
01The Architecture
Courchevel 10 spans 837 square metres across multiple floors, served by an internal elevator, which is an uncommon feature in a resort where chalet staircases are the norm and where guests returning from a day's skiing with tired legs will notice the difference. The property is configured to handle a group of 14 with genuine spatial generosity: seven en-suite bedrooms…
02The Interior
The interiors at Courchevel 10 are built around the kind of comfort that a group returning from the slopes needs: a fireplace as the central living anchor, central heating throughout and a layout that accommodates 14 people without guests needing to retreat to their rooms. Seven en-suite bedrooms provide genuine privacy, and the bedroom configuration is considered: four rooms with…
03The Outdoor
Four of Courchevel 10's seven bedrooms open onto private balconies, and a fifth has its own terrace, meaning most guests have access to outdoor space directly from their room rather than needing to share a single communal terrace. Alpine views across Courchevel 1850 are the default from these positions at this altitude. The private pool, whilst primarily used for indoor…
04The Location
Courchevel 1850 is the highest and most prestigious village in the Courchevel ski area, sitting at the top of the resort hierarchy above Courchevel 1650, Le Praz and Courchevel Village. The village connects directly to the Trois Vallées, the world's largest linked ski area with over 600 kilometres of marked runs encompassing Méribel, Val Thorens and Les Menuires. Courchevel 10…
05Ideal For
Courchevel 10 works best for large groups of 10 to 14 seeking a fully managed ski holiday in the most prestigious resort in the Alps. The daily chef, butler and chauffeur make it particularly suited to those who want the logistics handled entirely. The bedroom configuration, with one room featuring bunk beds alongside a double, suits multigenerational families. Couples or…
Amenities
TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Le Chabichou
Le Chabichou holds two Michelin stars and is one of Courchevel 1850's defining dining addresses. Book well in advance, particularly for peak weeks over Christmas and February half-term.
5 minutes on foot
dining
Le 1947 at Cheval Blanc
Le 1947 at the Cheval Blanc Courchevel holds two Michelin stars and is widely regarded as one of the finest alpine dining experiences in Europe. Reservations are essential and tables are limited.
5 minutes on foot
experience
Courchevel Altiport helicopter transfers
Courchevel's altiport, one of only a handful of altitude airports in the Alps, offers helicopter transfers to other Trois Vallées villages and across the Mont Blanc massif. The chauffeur at Courchevel 10 can arrange drop-off at the altiport for day excursions.
5 minutes by car
Est. per week
$221,431 / week
$31,633 / night
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8.4 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Sauna
- Private Chef
- Gym
- Concierge
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