Ideally situated in the prestigious resort of Courchevel Village. Designed to accomodate up to 10 people, it combines refinement, modern comfort and an exceptional location with direct access to the slopes. This chalet, spread over four levels, promises a unique experience, blending relaxation with top-of-the-range facilities.
Level 3:
-An elegant entrance hall leading to a spacious living room with a fireplace, a cosy dining room and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen.
-A handy ski room for storing your equipment.
-Guest toilet.
-Lift serving all levels.
Level 2:
-Bedroom 3 (en suite): 180×190 double bed, en-suite bathroom with toilet, private terrace offering magnificient views of the mountain peaks.
-Bedroom 4 (en suite): 180×200 double bed, en-suite bathroom with toilet, private terrace.
-Bedroom 5: 170×190 double bed, with separate bathroom and toilet.
Level 1:
-Bedroom 1 (en suite): 180×200 double bed, bathroom with toilet, private terrace.
-Bedroom 2 (en suite): 180×200 double bed, bathroom with toilet, private terrace.
-A wellness area featuring a hammam and a massage room for moments of pure relaxation.
-Fully equipped laundry room.
Ground floor:
-Spacious garage with electric charging point.
-Cellar, walk-in wardrobe and entrance hall.
The Home Courchevel experience :
Diret booking & a local team on a hand 7days a week
– Personnalised welcome and check out
– Linen and beds made up on arrival
– L’Occitane welcome product
– Home Courchevel welcome pack : coffee, tea, sugar & drinks
-Cleaning product
– End-of-stay cleaning included
– Assistance available 7 days a week during your stay
Please note : tourist tax charged separatly – accomodation not accessible to people with reduce mobility – recycling facilities nearby
Options on requets: Private chef for gourmet meals.
Why choose this chalet ?
A ski-in/out location offering direct access to the slopes of Courchevel.
A recently built chalet combining luxury, modernity and authentic Alpine charm.
A spa area with a hammam and massage room.
Panoramic views of the snow-capped mountains.
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