
Chalet Everest
£29,536 – £63,291per week
from £2,954 per guest
A chalet for ten guests with breakfast preparation, an indoor pool and hammam, mountain views and five en-suite bedrooms, 150 metres from the centre.
34 features available
Comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests
Five double bedrooms sleep ten guests. Three are on Level 0 and two on Level 2; both upper bedrooms have balconies.
Five en-suite bathrooms: four shower rooms and a master bathroom with bathtub and walk-in shower. Two additional separate toilets are listed.
In the Cospillot district of Courchevel 1850, 150 metres from the centre and 220 metres from the Cospillot slope, Front de neige lift and ski school. The living room has views of Mont Joli and the Bellecôte glacier.
Around you
Straight-line distances and estimated walking times; actual routes may be longer.
Winter 2026/27 · Saturday to Saturday · sleeps 10
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Chef for breakfast preparation, three hours per day
Housekeeper for daily maintenance and cleaning, five hours per day in winter
Reception at the property, bathroom products, champagne, flowers and welcome basket
Beds made before arrival, daily and end-of-stay cleaning, household and bath linen, slippers and linen/towel changes during the stay
Food and beverages
Tourist tax
Optional airport transfers, ski equipment and ski passes
Security deposit: €10,000 (not collected)
Pets require prior authorization and owner consent, with an additional charge
Saturday arrivals and departures for seven-night stays
Baby cot and high chair available on request; charges to be confirmed
World-class skiing meets unparalleled luxury in the heart of Les Trois Vallées.
Luxury Seekers
Home to the highest concentration of 5-star hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants in the Alps.
Families
Exceptional ski schools, gentle beginner areas, and dedicated children's zones like the Family Park.
Intermediates
Endless fast, wide, and perfectly groomed blue and red runs connecting the entire valley.
Foodies
An unparalleled culinary scene ranging from high-altitude gourmet lunches to multi-Michelin-star dinners.
Pistes, whole area 600km
Courchevel is the jewel in the crown of France's Les Trois Vallées, holding a reputation as one of the world's most luxurious and glamorous ski destinations. Spread across several distinct villages at different altitudes—from the rustic, traditional charm of Le Praz at 1,300m to the ultra-exclusive Courchevel 1850—the resort offers an unmatched blend of high-end alpine living, Michelin-starred dining, designer boutiques, and lavish five-star hotels. Beyond the glitz, Courchevel boasts truly exceptional skiing. Its meticulously groomed pistes cater brilliantly to all abilities. Beginners will find wide, gentle slopes around the Altiport, intermediates can cruise the rolling, sun-drenched reds in Moriond (1650), and experts can tackle challenging steeps like the legendary Grand Couloir. The resort's lift system is famously state-of-the-art, ensuring minimal queues, heated seats, and maximum time on the snow. As a cornerstone of the largest interconnected ski area in the world, visitors have seamless access to 600km of trails. Whether you are a family looking for convenient ski-in/ski-out access, a gourmand chasing culinary excellence, or a dedicated skier wanting endless pristine terrain, Courchevel delivers a peerless winter experience.
Courchevel features immaculately groomed pistes, wide-open cruisers, and excellent beginner zones, making it ideal for recreational skiers. For thrill-seekers, the Saulire sector offers steep, challenging couloirs, while the seamless connection to Meribel and Val Thorens unlocks limitless terrain.
The Three Valleys is the world's largest interconnected ski area, offering 600km of ski-in/ski-out runs linked by a highly efficient, modern lift network.
A quiet, sheltered area with long, gentle green runs perfect for learning and building confidence.
Known for its sunny aspect, featuring rolling, cruisy blue and red runs that are typically less crowded than 1850.
One of the most famous un-groomed black runs in the Alps, featuring a steep, narrow entry and massive moguls.
Excellent glade skiing down to 1,300m, providing great visibility and powder stashes during heavy snow days.
A well-maintained snowpark with kickers, boxes, and rails suited for all levels, complete with an airbag jump.
Mountain facts verified Oct 2026
Snow today: 0 cm at the top (Saulire, 2,738 m) · 40 cm forecast in the next six daysCourchevel snow report