Rent Apartment Iris France

Nestled amongst the snow-covered rooftops of Courchevel Village, this lovely modern apartment makes the ideal setting to enjoy a relaxing break with family or friends. Part of a newly-built residence, Apartment Iris is close to all the local amenities whilst being just moments from the slopes, making it ideal for those who want to hit the pistes early and enjoy the fresh powder.

Accommodating up to six guests, the apartment has been thoughtfully designed, with light oak floors and sloping wooden ceilings reminiscent of a traditional alpine chalet. Warm tones and soft furnishings create a cosy atmosphere, while contemporary lighting and tasteful furniture add elegance. The main living space is well-lit with picture frame windows that look out over the snowy rooftops and twinkling lights, creating a snug setting to retreat to after a day on the mountains. To one side, an arrangement of seating offers a comfortable place to relax, whilst a central dining table invites you to share entertaining evenings altogether. A neat kitchen is tucked into one corner, well-equipped for preparing meals throughout your stay, or why not take advantage of the fondue maker and celebrate with a rich and hearty classic.

With three double bedrooms, guests can enjoy plenty of space and privacy, and each room features a generously proportioned bathroom. The master suite also benefits from a bathtub, perfect for soaking tired muscles after an exhausting day, and a separate WC is convenient for additional guests.

While enjoying a private apartment’s independence, guests can use the residence’s facilities. A fitness suite can be found on the lower floors for those looking to maintain their routine. Alternatively, book into the sauna or spend a relaxing afternoon indulging in one of the treatment rooms. 

The Apartment 

Living Area 
– Living room
– Dining room
– Open kitchen
– Balcony Floor Plan
– First bedroom w/double bed (2 guests) + ensuite w/bathtub
– Second bedroom w/double bed (2 guests) + ensuite w/shower
– Third bedroom w/double bed (2 guests) + ensuite w/shower
– Separate WC Additional Facilities
– WiFi
– Baby Cot and High Chair (available on request)
– Parking space (underground car park)
– Wellness center
– Fitness Suite
– Ski Locker

Sitting in the centre of Courchevel Village, Apartment Iris enjoys a prime location. A handful of local shops and restaurants are just a short walk away, whilst the Grangettes gondola will transport you swiftly up the mountain to the resort’s central lifts, where an impressive piste map presents endless opportunities.

Originally a mere collection of sheep farms, Courchevel was conceived by a couple of French soldiers during the Second World War. Since the completion of the first lift in 1946, the area has soared in popularity. Forming part of the famed Trois Vallées, there is almost 600km of skiable terrain, and an efficient lift system invites you to drop down into the other districts, discovering the splendid scenery and charming mountain villages.

Topping out at an altitude of 2740m, La Saulire is Courchevel’s highest point and offers the perfect carving opportunity for more seasoned skiers. Combe Saulire is the signature run, or have a go on L’Eclipse, a new black descent created for the 2023 World Championships. A good deal of reds and blues weave between the mountains, whilst dedicated beginner zones are ideal for those wanting to find their feet. Slope-side restaurants invite you to pause for a well-earned lunch, and you can sit in the sun to enjoy a warming dish while soaking up the beautiful views. Sitting beside the altiport, Le Pilatus offers an authentic charm, serving delicious plates of French classics. La Sauilire is a more traditional affair, with wooden panelling and alpine memorabilia that offers the perfect cosy setting after a long day outside. A lively nightlife is centred around 1850, and you can spend an entertaining evening listening to live music at Les Verdons or visit Le Ski Lodge for their heated terrace and generous happy hour.

The resort also has plenty to offer non-skiers, and a pedestrian lift pass is ideal for meeting up with friends and family for lunch on the mountain. Away from the slopes, there is a superb selection of hiking trails to be explored, and you can grab a pair of ‘raquettes’ to spend the day wandering beneath snow-dusted pines or choose a more gentle route out to Lac de la Rosiere. A handful of toboggan runs offer a fun time for all, and Moriond boasts an impressive 3km track where you can race down the mountain, speeding through underground tunnels and around twisting bends.

For those looking for a more relaxing experience, a free shuttle runs along to Aquamotion where you can spend a more subdued afternoon swimming in the outdoor pool or soaking tired muscles in a snow-lined jacuzzi. Kids can enjoy the water slides, whilst a separate wellness zone with steam rooms and sauna is perfect for a quiet indulgence.