
Courchevel Village, France
Chalet Alpette
£10,127 – £33,333per week
from £1,013 per guest
A breakfast-serviced five-bedroom chalet for 12 guests, 160 metres from the Tovets lift, with valley views, an indoor jacuzzi and sauna.
27 features available
Suited to 10 adults + 2 children
Five en-suite bedrooms sleep 12 guests: four rooms use 180 x 200 cm double or separable double beds, while the family room adds a fifth separable double and two children's bunk beds.
5 bathrooms, 2 additional toilets
The chalet is in the centre of Courchevel Village. The village centre, Tovets lift and Dou du Midi piste are each 160 metres away, while the ski school is 250 metres away. The approach is described as tricky for small children, older guests and pregnant guests.
Around you
Straight-line distances and estimated walking times; actual routes may be longer.
Winter 2026/27 · Saturday to Saturday · sleeps 12
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TapChoose an available week to start your enquiry. Per-person prices assume all 12 guests.
Housekeeper for 4 hours per day in winter
Breakfast preparation and service in winter
Daily maintenance and cleaning in winter
Reception at the property
Bathroom products
Champagne
Welcome basket
Wood for the fireplace
Beds made before arrival
End-of-stay cleaning
Household and bathroom linen
Slippers
Mid-stay towel change
Food and beverages for breakfast service are charged separately
Baby cot and high chair are available on request and are not included
Current winter availability is offered in seven-night Saturday-to-Saturday stays
A €10,000 deposit is stated as not collected
The approach is described as tricky for small children, older guests and pregnant guests
Quiet, family-friendly charm with rapid, direct access to the legendary Three Valleys ski area.
Families
Quiet streets, a laid-back atmosphere, and the nearby Aquamotion indoor water park make it ideal for children.
Value Seekers
Offers access to the same spectacular Three Valleys skiing as Courchevel 1850 but with significantly more affordable accommodation.
Intermediates
Immediate access to the countless perfectly groomed blue and red cruisers that Courchevel is famous for.
Relaxation Seekers
A slower-paced village vibe away from the glitz and bustling nightlife of the higher altitude resorts.
Pistes, whole area 600km
Courchevel Village, formerly known as Courchevel 1550, offers a relaxed and unpretentious alternative to its ultra-luxurious neighbor, Courchevel 1850. Nestled in the trees, this charming alpine village boasts a quiet, welcoming atmosphere that is particularly popular with families and value-conscious skiers who want world-class skiing without the extravagant price tag. The architecture is a pleasing mix of traditional Savoyard chalets and modern, comfortable apartments. Despite its tranquil setting, Courchevel Village is exceptionally well-connected. The high-speed Grangettes gondola whisks skiers directly to the center of Courchevel 1850 in just a few minutes, providing instant access to the sprawling Les Trois Vallées network. The village itself features excellent amenities, including a state-of-the-art aquatic center, Aquamotion, located just a short walk or shuttle ride away. Skiing back to the village is a delight, with a sweeping, tree-lined blue piste (Tovets) and an exhilarating 2km toboggan run that winds its way down from 1850. Whether you are seeking a peaceful family holiday or a strategic, cost-effective base for exploring the world's largest linked ski area, Courchevel Village strikes a perfect balance.
Courchevel Village offers excellent tree-lined skiing that is particularly sheltered during poor weather, with a lovely sweeping blue run back to base. Access to the wider Courchevel and Three Valleys terrain is seamless, unlocking 600km of pristine groomed runs, gentle beginner zones, and world-class off-piste.
The world's largest interconnected ski area, spanning three massive valleys and offering 600km of ski-in, ski-out terrain for all ability levels.
A beautifully wide, rolling blue piste that weaves through the forest back down to Courchevel Village.
A dedicated, gentle learning area just up the gondola at 1850, known for wide, confidence-building green runs.
The iconic peak connecting Courchevel and Méribel, offering steep, challenging red and black runs like the famous Grand Couloir.
An incredibly fun, progressive snowpark accessible from 1850, featuring jumps, rails, and a giant air bag.
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