The grand multi-storey timber facade of Courchevel 208 glows warmly against the winter dusk, its wraparound balconies and traditional Alpine construction illuminated in full against the darkening mountain sky.
The open-plan living area features a reclaimed timber cathedral ceiling, a central conical suspended fireplace set on a stone plinth, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing snow-covered Alpine peaks.
The indoor heated pool is lined with crystal-clear turquoise tiling and framed by reclaimed timber and stone columns, with a suspended woven pod chair and a private cabana-style sun lounge area alongside.
Courchevel 208 is a seven-bedroom luxury chalet in Courchevel 1850, the highest and most prestigious village in the Courchevel ski area, sleeping up to 15 guests across 905 square metres of generously proportioned alpine living space. The chalet sits close to the Bellecôte pistes with easy access to the ski lift and ski school, making it a practical as well as indulgent base for a large group. Inside, the property runs a full staff operation: a private chef covering breakfast, lunch, dinner and tea-time, a butler available nine hours a day, a dedicated housekeeper for eleven hours daily and a chalet manager overseeing the entire stay. The leisure facilities are hotel-standard, with a private indoor pool, sauna, hammam, gym, massage room and bar on site. A home theatre and games room extend the options when guests are off the mountain. All seven bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and televisions, and three open directly onto balconies with mountain views. Bedroom four is configured for families with a bunk, double and twin in the same room. The contemporary alpine interior combines traditional warmth with current design sensibility. Courchevel 208 is listed through Top Villas and suits large families or groups of friends who want a fully staffed, self-contained retreat in one of Europe's most sought-after ski destinations.
See the full property →Best time to visit
Winter is the only relevant season for skiing here, running from December through April, with peak demand at Christmas, New Year and February half-term. January offers the best combination of reliable snow and slightly lower demand. The resort has limited summer use as an alpine walking and cycling destination, but the chalet's appeal is almost entirely defined by its ski season position.
01The Architecture
Courchevel 208 spans 905 square metres across multiple levels, a scale that places it among the larger chalets available in Courchevel 1850. The exterior follows the alpine chalet tradition with balcony access on the upper floors, where three of the seven bedrooms open directly onto outdoor space with mountain-facing outlooks. The open-plan living area is the architectural centrepiece, designed to…
02The Interior
The interior combines contemporary style with traditional alpine elements, a pairing the property delivers through material choices rather than superficial decoration. The living room is arranged around a fireplace with comfortable sofas, and the open-plan layout connects the sitting area to the dining space and fully equipped kitchen in a way that works for large-group gatherings. All seven bedrooms are…
03The Outdoor
The primary outdoor feature at Courchevel 208 is the balcony access from three of the seven bedrooms, each positioned to take advantage of the mountain views that the chalet's location at altitude provides. These are bedroom-level balconies rather than a sweeping ground-floor terrace, which makes them more useful as private morning spaces than as a group gathering point. The mountain…
04The Location
Courchevel 1850 is the highest village in the Courchevel ski area and the most prestigious address in French alpine skiing. The altitude in the name is not incidental: at 1,850 metres, the village holds snow reliably through the season and connects directly to the Trois Vallées, the world's largest linked ski area with over 600 kilometres of marked runs across…
05Ideal For
Courchevel 208 is designed for large groups of up to 15: extended families with children of mixed ages, or groups of friends who want a fully staffed ski week without coordinating logistics themselves. The family bedroom configuration and proximity to the ski school make it practical for groups that include beginners or younger skiers. Couples seeking an intimate retreat would…
Amenities
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dining
Le Chabichou
Le Chabichou holds two Michelin stars and has been a benchmark for fine dining in Courchevel 1850 for decades. Book well in advance for dinner during peak weeks.
5 minutes on foot
experience
Courchevel Altiport helicopter tours
A short scenic flight from the Courchevel Altiport gives a perspective on the Trois Vallées that no ski run can match. Several operators offer private tours departing directly from the resort.
5 minutes by car
wellness
Aquamotion
Aquamotion is the resort's public leisure centre with pools, a wave pool, spa facilities and an ice rink, useful on rest days or for younger guests who want a break from the mountain.
10 minutes on foot
Est. per week
$147,623 / week
$21,089 / night
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Location
Our Rating
8.5 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Sauna
- Steam Room
- Private Chef
- Mountain View
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