Chalet Pomerol | 7-Bedroom Chalet in Saint-Bon-Tarentaise Three Valley

Fourteen guests arriving at Chalet Pomerol in Saint-Bon-Tarentaise experience something rare in alpine hospitality: a seven-bedroom luxury ski chalet where the logistics of group travel vanish entirely. Your private chef meets you on arrival. Your heated driveway is ready. The Cospilot piste sits moments away. This is ski-in/ski-out living reimagined for families and multi-generational groups who refuse to compromise on either access or comfort.

Inside Chalet Pomerol

Chalet Pomerol sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms spread over four floors of thoughtfully designed alpine space. The residence spans 495 square metres of interiors where hand-painted woodwork and exposed stone create an atmosphere that feels both grand and genuinely liveable.

The ground floor houses a working boot room with heated racks—essential after dawn runs on the slopes—plus a dedicated laundry facility, a guest bedroom with super king or twin configuration and ensuite shower room, a practical garage, and a separate powder room. This level functions as your operational hub: skis, boots, and outerwear are never obstacles to living elsewhere in the chalet.

Step up to the first floor and the character of Chalet Pomerol reveals itself. The open-plan living and dining space commands attention: substantial sofas and wingback armchairs angle toward a working stone fireplace, while a curved bar occupies one corner and the hot tub glows at the room’s heart. The dining table seats six formally, with additional chairs clustered nearby for games or quiet reading. A separate snug provides an alternative retreat, complete with its own fireplace, television, and desk—invaluable when the main living room reaches capacity or when younger guests need quieter space. The kitchen serves this entire operation and functions as the domain where your included chef prepares breakfast daily, afternoon tea service, and four-course dinners five nights each week. A guest toilet on this level ensures the living spaces never become bottlenecked.

The second floor prioritises the master suite: a bedroom with super king bed opens directly onto a wraparound private balcony, while the ensuite bathroom features both bath and shower. The adjoining sitting room with fireplace transforms the suite into a self-contained apartment within the chalet—ideal for parents or senior guests who want independence. Two additional bedrooms complete this floor: one with super king configuration and full bath-shower ensuite, the second with king bed and shower-only ensuite.

The third floor accommodates two further super king bedrooms (one convertible to twin configuration), each with balcony access to shared terraces and complete bath-shower ensuites, plus a double bedroom served by a shower room. Every bedroom features security safes, hair dryers, L’Occitane toiletries, luxury dressing gowns and slippers, layered linens, and goose-down duvets—details that transform a ski week from expedition to refuge.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The chalet’s exterior unfolds across multiple levels of terraced space. The primary balcony terrace, expansive and south-facing, becomes the social spine of your stay—morning coffee here while boots remain warm above, afternoon aperitifs as light slants across the slopes, evening drinks under the sky. Upper-floor balconies extend this living beyond the building itself. The heated driveway ensures your vehicles remain accessible in deepest winter; private parking means no hunting for spaces near the village centre.

The hot tub on the main living floor deserves separate mention. This is not a small insertional feature but rather a substantial hydrotherapy installation where groups gather—a place where frozen toes thaw in conversation, where late-night laughter carries across the terrace, where the day’s vertical metres melt from shoulders. In Courchevel’s thin alpine air, this becomes the centre of evening ritual.

Location: Saint-Bon-Tarentaise and the Surrounding Area

Saint-Bon-Tarentaise anchors the three linked villages of Courchevel, with Chalet Pomerol positioned in the prestigious 1850 elevation zone—the resort’s epicentre of commerce, dining, and nightlife. The village centre sits 800 metres away on foot, or a five-minute drive via the private minibus service included in your stay. This proximity matters: Michelin-starred restaurants including Le Chabichou and Cour des Loges operate within walking distance. The Forum shopping complex provides retail options and an ice-skating rink; younger guests gravitate toward its bowling alley. Aquamotion leisure centre, 1.2 kilometres south, offers indoor and outdoor pools, climbing walls, and spa facilities for non-skiing days.

The Three Valleys ski region—linking Courchevel with Méribel (6 kilometres northwest) and Val d’Isère (12 kilometres northeast)—comprises 600 kilometres of interconnected pistes. The Cospilot run begins steps from the chalet; the drag lift serves beginner and intermediate terrain immediately adjacent. North-facing slopes throughout the region hold snow reliably; December through March offers consistent conditions. Spring skiing in April and early May provides longer days and firmer snow at altitude.

Beyond skiing, Courchevel functions as a mountain resort community. Husky sledding operations run through winter months, offering half-day and full-day experiences in the high valleys. Hot air ballooning launches from the 1850 plateau on clear mornings—bookable through the on-site concierge. Snowboarding terrain parks suit all abilities. Summer visitors discover alpine hiking networks, mountain biking trails, and fishing in the Bosmé and Isère rivers flowing through the wider Tarentaise valley.

Access arrives via Geneva-Cointrin Airport, 170 kilometres northwest (approximately 2.5 hours by car). Chambéry Airport, 115 kilometres south, serves as an alternative. Both connect to regular transfer services; Chalet Pomerol arranges private minibus collection as part of your booking. Explore our luxury villas in Europe for broader alpine options, or review our full collection in the Three Valleys. For detailed destination research, consult our France travel guide, which covers Courchevel’s seasonal calendar, family-friendly resources, and cultural context in depth.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Chalet Pomerol functions optimally for groups spanning specific profiles. Families with children benefit from the communal living spaces that allow adults to socialise while younger guests play within sight, the babysitting services available on request, and the adjacent beginner slopes suitable for first-time skiers. Multi-generational groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—appreciate the master suite’s semi-independent layout and the variety of bedroom configurations that accommodate different mobility and privacy requirements.

Corporate groups and friendship circles of eight to fourteen people find the chalet’s infrastructure supports their schedule: the chef accommodates dietary requirements and preferences, the snug and main living room allow groups to split by inclination without fragmenting entirely, and the on-site concierge handles logistics that would otherwise demand coordinating among group members. Couples seeking a winter retreat with other couples discover that the seven bedrooms mean sufficient privacy alongside communal dinners and shared aperitifs.

The villa suits guests who prioritise convenience. If managing a large group rental’s daily mechanics interests you—cooking schedules, cleaning rotas, equipment storage—elsewhere lies better territory. At Chalet Pomerol, staff presence is thorough. The maid service operates daily; the chef tends to nutrition; the concierge books activities and transport. Your responsibility reduces to arrival, enjoyment, and departure.

Practical Information

Chalet Pomerol accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The accommodation divides as: one ground-floor super king/twin room, two second-floor supers (one king), two third-floor supers (one convertible to twin), plus one double bedroom on the third floor. All rooms maintain ensuite bathrooms; all feature heating, contemporary fixtures, and complete toiletries.

Your rental includes daily breakfast service, afternoon tea service, four-course dinners five nights weekly, unlimited champagne and well-stocked bars (wine, beer, spirits, soft drinks), and Wi-Fi throughout. Heating, hot tub operation, full UK Sky Sports and Movies channels, Apple TV library, and mid-week towel replacement remain inclusive. In-chalet ski and boot fitting services eliminate trips to rental shops. Lift passes await your arrival (pass costs separate). The private minibus service provides transfers to the village centre and ski lifts. Housekeeping maintains the property daily. A dedicated concierge arranges restaurant reservations, books activities (husky sledding, hot air ballooning, snowboarding lessons), and manages logistics.

Check-in typically occurs after 16:00; check-out by 10:00. Winter season runs December through April; peak demand concentrates in January, February, and half-term weeks. Summer months offer quieter booking with superior weather for hiking and outdoor activities. The property accommodates pets subject to separate discussion. Smoking remains prohibited indoors but permitted on terraces.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chalet Pomerol

How many guests does Chalet Pomerol sleep?

Chalet Pomerol sleeps 14 guests maximum across 7 separately ensuite bedrooms. The configuration comprises one ground-floor room with super king or twin beds, two bedrooms on the second floor (one super king, one king), three bedrooms on the third floor (two super kings with twin conversion options, one double). This arrangement suits families and groups; sole occupancy of any single bedroom is standard, with no sofa bed compression required.

What is the nearest airport to Chalet Pomerol in Saint-Bon-Tarentaise?

Geneva-Cointrin International Airport lies 170 kilometres northwest, approximately 2 hours 30 minutes by private transfer. Chambéry-Savoie Airport, 115 kilometres to the south, offers closer proximity at roughly 1 hour 45 minutes drive time. Both airports feature regular domestic and international connections. Chalet Pomerol arranges private minibus transfers from either airport; costs are arranged separately and represent the standard transfer service in the Courchevel region.

What is the best time of year to rent Chalet Pomerol?

December through March provides reliable snow at Courchevel’s 1850-metre elevation, with January and February offering deepest snowpack and longest skiing seasons. April brings warmer days and firmer spring snow, ideal for advanced skiers. Christmas holidays (December 20-January 2) and February half-term weeks book earliest. Non-skiing guests discover that May through September deliver superb hiking, wildflower meadows, and lower accommodation demand. Winter weekends command premium pricing; shoulder weeks (December, early January, April) offer better value alongside excellent conditions.

Is Chalet Pomerol suitable for families with children?

Yes, the chalet accommodates families with several specific advantages. The communal living spaces allow children to play under casual supervision while adults socialise nearby. Beginner slopes serve the Cospilot run immediately adjacent to the property—ideal for first-time skiers aged 5+. Babysitting services remain available for families preferring dedicated childcare. The Aquamotion leisure complex (1.2 kilometres away) provides indoor pools and play areas for non-skiing days. The hot tub suits older children (10+) with supervision. Heated boot racks and equipment storage eliminate the logistical friction of family ski weeks. The chef can accommodate children’s preferred meals. Ground-floor guest bedroom location suits families who value easy bathroom access for young children during night-time.

What is included in the rental price at Chalet Pomerol?

The quoted rental price includes: daily breakfast service, afternoon tea service, four-course dinners five nights per week, unlimited champagne and well-stocked bar service (wine, beer, spirits, soft drinks), heating throughout, hot tub operation, Wi-Fi internet access, full UK Sky Sports and Movies television channels, Apple TV and extensive DVD library, housekeeping/maid service daily, in-chalet ski and boot fitting services, private minibus transfer service to village centre and ski lifts, on-site concierge service for activity booking and reservations, babysitting availability, spa treatment arrangement, and bed linen and towel provision with mid-week towel replacement. Lift passes arrive on your arrival date but are charged separately (standard regional rates apply). Personal food preferences are accommodated within reason; any dietary requirements should be advised at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Chalet Pomerol?

Courchevel 1850 village centre, 800 metres away, concentrates the resort’s dining and retail infrastructure. Michelin-starred establishments include Le Chabichou (traditional Savoyard cuisine with seasonal menus), Cour des Loges (contemporary French, 2 Michelin stars), and La Saulire (regional specialities). Boucherie Loze provides butchery and local charcuterie; Maison Delaunois supplies fresh bread and pastries daily. The Forum shopping complex offers branded retail (Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Moncler), sportswear specialists, and a supermarket. Après-ski bars including Après Ego and Kama Sutra provide evening entertainment with live music. Wine merchants and delicatessens stock alpine cheeses, cured meats, and local Savoie wines for in-chalet dining. Your included concierge arranges restaurant reservations and manages any shopping requirements as part of the service package.

Chalet Pomerol transforms the alpine rental experience from logistical exercise into genuine retreat. Seven bedrooms become seven separate sanctuaries; the communal spaces become genuine gathering grounds rather than compromise solutions. Your included chef, concierge, and housekeeping staff absorb the friction of group travel, leaving only the pleasure: the sound of skis carving at dawn, the smell of wood smoke on evening terraces, the sight of fourteen contented faces around the dinner table, and the memory of mornings when everything was already prepared, already warm, already waiting.