Courchevel 7

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Courchevel 7 sits in Courchevel 1850, the highest village in the Courchevel ski area, which connects directly to the Trois Vallées. With over 600 kilometres of marked runs linking Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens, the Trois Vallées is the world's largest linked ski area. The Front de Neige lift is 220 metres from the chalet.

Courchevel 7 is fully catered. A private chef is included for eight hours per day, covering breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner. Food and beverage costs are charged separately on top of the rental fee. A butler is also included for eight hours per day to assist with meal service.

In addition to the chef and butler, the booking includes a housekeeper for ten hours per day covering daily cleaning and maintenance, and a chauffeur for eleven hours per day. Champagne on arrival, flowers and a welcome basket are also included.

Check-in is from 19:00 on the day of arrival. Check-out is by 10:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be available on request and fees may apply.

The nearest commercial airport is Chambéry (approximately 1 hour 45 minutes by road, though transfer times can extend in heavy snow). Geneva Airport is a practical alternative at around 2 hours 30 minutes with a broader range of flight connections. For private aviation, Courchevel Airport (LFLJ) operates an airstrip at 2,008 metres of altitude directly in the resort, accepting turboprops and smaller jets, subject to seasonal operation and weather conditions.

Yes. The chalet sleeps 14 across six bedrooms including one with bunk beds, which suits families travelling with children. The full staff package, including a daily chef and housekeeper, removes the domestic load that can make large family trips difficult. Children are explicitly listed as welcome in the house rules. The ski school is 220 metres from the chalet, on the same approach as the Front de Neige lift.

Skiing and snowboarding across the Trois Vallées are the primary draw, with the Front de Neige lift 220 metres away and ski school at the same distance. Beyond the slopes, Courchevel 1850 offers snowshoeing, helicopter tours, ice driving experiences, spa facilities and some of the best resort dining in the Alps, including multiple Michelin-starred restaurants within walking distance.

The ski season in Courchevel typically runs from mid-December through mid-April. Christmas and New Year, along with the British and French half-term weeks in February, are the busiest and most expensive periods. January is often the best month for powder conditions with relatively lower demand. The chalet is a ski property and is not positioned as a summer destination.

The chalet is 150 metres from the centre of Courchevel 1850, placing the main village restaurants, shops and après-ski venues within a short walk. The Front de Neige ski lift is 220 metres away.