Courchevel 37 exterior facade with carved wooden balconies, Courchevel 1850, France

The front facade of Courchevel 37 rises across multiple storeys, its intricately carved wooden balconies layered against a backdrop of snow-covered Alpine peaks beneath a clear winter sky.

Courchevel 37 mountain view from carved timber balcony, Courchevel 1850, France

A sweeping panorama of snow-capped peaks and dense pine forests unfolds from the warmly toned, ornately carved wooden balcony of Courchevel 37 in Courchevel 1850.

Courchevel 37 open-plan living room with timber ceiling and chandelier, Courchevel 1850, France

The open-plan living area at Courchevel 37 features a coffered timber ceiling with recessed lighting, an oversized grey sectional sofa, and a candle-ring chandelier suspended above a fully appointed bar and dining zone.

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Courchevel 37 fireplace lounge with purple cove lighting, Courchevel 1850, France

Courchevel 37 formal dining room with chandelier and polar bear artwork, Courchevel 1850, France

Courchevel 37 gourmet kitchen with oak cabinetry and granite surfaces, Courchevel 1850, France

Courchevel 37 master bedroom with pine ceiling and mountain balcony, Courchevel 1850, France

Courchevel 37 bedroom headboard detail with Alpine artwork, Courchevel 1850, France

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Courchevel 37

APARTMENT • COURCHEVEL 1850, FRENCH ALPS, FRANCE

5 Bedrooms • 5 Bathrooms • Sleeps 10

Steam RoomPrivate ChefSki-in / Ski-outBalconyWiFi

Courchevel 37 is a five-bedroom duplex apartment sleeping ten in Courchevel 1850, with confirmed ski-in/ski-out access directly onto the Cospillot slope from the Bellecôte area. At 200 square metres across two floors, the apartment sits in a private hamlet 800 metres from the village centre, placing guests at the quieter, more residential end of the resort without sacrificing slope access. Four bedrooms each have a double bed and en-suite bathroom; the fifth has bunk beds, also en suite, making the layout practical for families or mixed groups. A steam room, private balcony, flat-screen television and high-speed WiFi are included, and a housekeeper attends six hours each day to prepare and serve breakfast. A private chef is available on request, and guests are welcomed with champagne, flowers and a meet-and-greet reception on arrival. The apartment is listed through Top Villas, which provides a dedicated guest experience manager to arrange ski equipment rental, airport transfers, grocery packs and further concierge services. Courchevel 1850 is the highest village in the Courchevel ski area and connects directly to the Trois Vallées, the world's largest linked ski area. For groups of up to ten who want genuine ski-in/ski-out convenience in one of Europe's most prestigious resorts, and who value included services over the self-catering model, Courchevel 37 covers the fundamentals well within a compact but functional footprint.

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Best time to visit

winter

-8-2°Cdec · jan · feb · mar

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The apartment's defining feature is ski-in/ski-out access onto the Cospillot slope, which is only relevant during the Courchevel ski season from December to mid-April.

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Courchevel 1850's ski season runs from December to mid-April, with peak demand at Christmas and New Year and during February half-term. January is the sweet spot for powder and shorter lift queues. The resort also opens in summer for hiking and mountain biking, with far lower crowd levels and substantially reduced rates, though ski-specific amenities and the primary reason to visit this apartment are absent outside winter.

winter

Recommended

dec · jan · feb · mar

Cold and reliably snowy at 1,850 metres, with consistent powder conditions from late December through March and good snow cover above resort level into April.

-8-2°C

peak crowdpremium value

Christmas and New Year weeks and February half-term require booking six to twelve months in advance. January is the best month for snow quality combined with slightly lower demand. The property's housekeeper inclusion and optional private chef make it a practical choice for groups who do not want to self-cater across a full ski week.

spring

apr · may

Milder and sunnier, with good snow coverage on upper runs through April. The resort typically closes by mid-April, with May seeing snow-free valley conditions.

0-10°C

low crowdexcellent value

Most resort facilities and the apartment's ski-specific amenities are relevant only through mid-April. Verify the property is open and the ski area is operating before booking late April or May.

summer

jun · jul · aug

Warm and clear at altitude, with cool alpine air even on the hottest days. No snow at resort level and the ski infrastructure is largely closed.

10-20°C

low crowdexcellent value

Summer rates are substantially lower than ski season. The apartment's ski-in/ski-out access and steam room remain available, though the primary reason most guests choose this property is absent. Availability is generally easy at this time of year.

autumn

sep · oct · nov

Cooling quickly from September, with first snowfall possible from October at altitude. The resort is largely in between seasons from mid-October through November.

-3-12°C

low crowdexcellent value

Most resort facilities are closed from mid-October through late November. Confirm the property is available and accessible before booking during this period, as the between-seasons closure affects restaurants, services and the ski infrastructure entirely.

Why we chose it

The detail that stands out at Courchevel 37 is the specificity of its slope access: the Cospillot is named in the listing as both the closest slope and the closest lift, meaning guests ski out onto a named run rather than simply being "near the slopes", a distinction that matters enormously first thing on a powder morning. Experientially, the included housekeeper and breakfast service shift the feel from self-catering to something closer to a serviced apartment, which few properties at this size and price point deliver as a standard inclusion rather than an add-on. Unlike most ski-in/ski-out apartments in 1850, the private hamlet setting also means arriving and leaving the building without navigating a busy resort thoroughfare.

Reviewed by The Chosen Stay · 2026

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01The Architecture

Courchevel 37 is a duplex apartment within a private hamlet in the Bellecôte area of Courchevel 1850. The duplex format across two floors gives the property more spatial separation between living and sleeping areas than a single-level apartment of the same size would allow. At 200 square metres, the footprint is compact relative to the resort's larger chalets, but the…

02The Interior

The 200-square-metre interior accommodates five en-suite bedrooms alongside a living area with a flat-screen television, cable and satellite channels, and central heating throughout. Four bedrooms have double beds; the fifth has bunk beds, which suits a family travelling with children or a group that needs a flexible sleeping configuration without paying for a sixth full bedroom. The steam room is…

03The Outdoor

The apartment has a private balcony, confirmed in the listing as part of the living area configuration. In Courchevel 1850, a balcony at altitude provides clear mountain air and, depending on orientation, views across the Bellecôte area. The scrape does not confirm balcony dimensions, orientation or specific views, and no garden, terrace or outdoor communal space is mentioned. The balcony…

04The Location

Courchevel 37 sits in the Bellecôte area of Courchevel 1850, the highest and most prestigious village in the Courchevel ski area, at 1,850 metres altitude. The apartment has confirmed ski-in/ski-out access with zero metres to both the Cospillot slope and the Cospillot lift, placing it on the piste rather than simply close to it. The village centre is 800 metres…

05Ideal For

Courchevel 37 suits a family or group of up to ten who want confirmed ski-in/ski-out access in Courchevel 1850 without taking on the scale or cost of a full chalet. The included daily housekeeper and breakfast service make it practical for groups who prefer not to self-cater. The bunk-bed room makes it a natural fit for families with children. It…

Amenities

HeatingWiFiSki-in / Ski-outBalconySteam RoomPrivate ChefHousekeeping

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TheChosenStay's Guide

dining

Le Chabichou

Le Chabichou holds two Michelin stars and sits within Courchevel 1850, making it one of the most accessible fine-dining addresses in the Alps for a resort stay. Book well ahead for dinner during peak weeks.

10 minutes on foot

dining

Le 1947 at Cheval Blanc

Le 1947 at the Cheval Blanc holds two Michelin stars and is widely considered the benchmark for resort fine dining in Courchevel 1850. Reservations are essential and should be secured before arrival.

10 minutes on foot

experience

Helicopter transfers and mountain tours

Helicopter tours from Courchevel Altiport offer a perspective of the Trois Vallées that no ski run can match, and the altiport itself is one of the most dramatic in Europe. Several operators run scenic flights and inter-resort transfers through the season.

5 minutes by car

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Frequently Asked

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Courchevel 37 sits in Courchevel 1850, the highest village in the Courchevel ski area, which connects directly to the Trois Vallées. The Trois Vallées is the world's largest linked ski area, with over 600 kilometres of marked runs across Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens.

A housekeeper attends for six hours per day and is included in the rental to prepare and serve breakfast. Food and beverage costs are charged separately. A private chef is available on request as an additional service arranged through the guest experience manager.

Check-in is from 19:00 and check-out is by 10:00. Early check-in and late check-out may be available on request, though additional fees can apply.

The nearest commercial airports are Chambéry (approximately 2 hours by road) and Lyon Saint-Exupéry (approximately 2.5 hours). For private aviation, Courchevel Altiport (LFLJ) operates seasonally in winter and accepts light aircraft and helicopters directly into the resort, with connections from Geneva and Chambéry by private jet and helicopter transfer.

The listing confirms children are welcomed and the property includes a bunk-bed room suited to younger guests. Baby equipment is available on request through the guest experience manager. The ski school is 900 metres from the apartment.

The ski season runs from December to mid-April. Christmas and New Year and February half-term are the busiest and most expensive periods. January offers excellent snow conditions with slightly fewer crowds. Summer sees far lower visitor numbers and reduced rates, with hiking and mountain biking replacing skiing as the primary activities.

The apartment is 800 metres from the centre of Courchevel 1850. It sits in a private hamlet in the Bellecôte area, which offers a quieter setting while retaining direct ski-in/ski-out access to the Cospillot slope.

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