Apartment Alpine Lodge | 3-Bedroom Chalet in Courchevel

A ski-in/ski-out 3-bedroom chalet apartment Courchevel positions you steps from the Grangettes gondola, where the vast Three Valleys network sprawls across your morning view. Apartment Alpine Lodge occupies the top floor of a prime village location, meaning you wake to mountain light without the noise of passing traffic below, and you can reach fresh snow within 90 seconds of stepping outside.

Inside Apartment Alpine Lodge

Apartment Alpine Lodge sleeps 7 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged with the kind of thoughtful layout that makes group holidays feel spacious rather than cramped. You enter through a dedicated ski room equipped with boot heaters—a detail that transforms frozen feet into warm comfort before you’ve even stepped inside. A separate WC sits just off the entrance, useful when wet gear demands quick changes.

The living heart opens into a generous open-plan space combining sitting area and dining zone beneath high ceilings, where a wood-burning fireplace becomes the evening anchor point. This is where conversation naturally gravitates during après-ski hours. The integrated kitchen sits openly within this same volume, so whoever prepares dinner remains visibly part of the group rather than isolated behind closed doors. Panoramic mountain views flood through glass, making the kitchen a place where you want to linger over coffee.

Bedroom 1 features a double bed, an ensuite shower room, and private balcony access—the natural choice for a master suite. Bedroom 2 contains another double bed. Bedroom 3 accommodates single sleeping arrangements across both a single bed and a mezzanine sleeping area, a configuration that works particularly well for younger guests or companions who prefer separate sleep spaces. The family bathroom includes both a bathtub and washing machine, critical amenities for ski holidays when damp layers pile up faster than laundry services can manage.

An elevator serves the property, eliminating the burden of hauling skis and luggage up flights of stairs—a practical luxury after long days on the mountain. WiFi reaches throughout, TV provides evening entertainment, and parking is secured on-site.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

A terrace extends from the apartment, capturing south-facing light and views that stretch across the Courchevel peaks. This is where you take morning coffee before the day’s first run, and where you decompress as the light drops and the ski day ends. The terrace functions as genuine living space, not a token outdoor feature—it’s positioned to catch sun even during winter’s shorter daylight hours.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village sits at the heart of France’s most celebrated ski domain, the Three Valleys, a 600-kilometre network linking Courchevel, Méribel, and Val Thorens. This apartment’s position directly beside the Grangettes gondola means you access the entire system within moments of leaving your door. The village itself—compact, walkable, entirely car-free in its central streets—contains the infrastructure of a proper town: groceries at Carrefour supermarket (150 metres away), restaurants ranging from casual fondue spots to Michelin-starred establishments like Le Chamois or Le Yeti, and boutiques selling everything from technical ski gear to après-ski fashion.

Courchevel’s newer Aquamotion water park sits within easy reach, offering heated pools, spa facilities, and wellness treatments—genuine alternatives on days when weather or fatigue argues against slope time. The three distinct Courchevel zones—1850 (where this apartment sits), 1650, and 1550—each offer character. Courchevel 1850 dominates internationally, but 1650 delivers village authenticity without the luxury price tag, and 1550 connects to the wider Tarentaise valley for lower-altitude exploring.

Méribel lies 15 kilometres away across connected terrain, accessible by ski or by shuttle bus (45 minutes). It rivals Courchevel in scale but maintains slightly less corporate atmosphere. Val Thorens, the highest three-valleys resort at 3,200 metres, requires 20 kilometres of travel but offers glacier skiing and the most reliable snow coverage. Saint-Martin-de-Belleville sits 18 kilometres down-valley, a traditional Savoyard village where local markets sell regional cheese, cured meats, and honey—genuine provisions for self-catering or gifts.

The nearest airport is Grenoble-Isère, 140 kilometres away (2 hours 15 minutes by car), though many visitors use Chambéry Airport 110 kilometres south (1 hour 45 minutes). Geneva Airport in Switzerland lies 180 kilometres north (2 hours 30 minutes) and offers more frequent international connections.

Winter dominates here—December through March brings consistent snow and the full ski infrastructure. January and February remain coldest, with the most reliable conditions. March offers spring sunshine alongside viable skiing. Summer transforms the area into hiking and mountain-biking territory, with marked trails radiating across the Tarentaise massif. Explore our luxury villas in France and our complete collection in Courchevel. For deeper destination context, our France travel guide covers the broader alpine region.

Who This Chalet Apartment Suits Best

Families with children find the configuration particularly functional: three separate bedrooms allow parents to sleep independently from kids, teenagers occupy the mezzanine without intrusion, and young children benefit from dedicated kids’ room arrangement. The proximity to Courchevel Village means non-skiing family members can access restaurants, shops, and the Aquamotion pool without vehicle dependency.

Groups of friends—particularly those mixing skiing abilities—value the central location. Faster skiers launch directly into the Three Valleys network while others take gentler Courchevel slopes, and everyone reconvenes in the shared living space each evening. The fireplace and mountain views create natural gathering points.

Couples seeking both activity and relaxation appreciate the balance: immediate slope access satisfies ski days, but the village setting means restaurants, spas, and evening entertainment don’t require special arrangements or transfers.

Multi-generational groups function well here when grandparents prefer village-based relaxation (spa, restaurants, shopping) while younger family members ski—everyone shares one base rather than splitting accommodation.

Practical Information

Capacity: 7 guests, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Nearest Airport: Grenoble-Isère Airport, 140 kilometres away, approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by hired car or private transfer

Local Services: Carrefour supermarket sits 150 metres downslope. Post office and pharmacy are within the village. Equipment rental shops cluster around the main lift stations.

Included: WiFi, television, heating, hot water, parking space. A maid service is available on request. Bathroom toiletries are provided. High chairs accommodate visiting infants. The wood-burning fireplace requires no additional fuel—logs are included with the rental.

Check-in: Flexible arrival arrangements can be discussed with the property management team depending on seasonal demand and housekeeping schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions About Apartment Alpine Lodge

How many guests does Apartment Alpine Lodge sleep?

The apartment accommodates 7 guests: two double bedrooms (one with ensuite bathroom), one children’s room with a single bed and mezzanine sleeping area, and one additional family bathroom. This arrangement suits families of 5-6 or groups of friends splitting the cost.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Alpine Lodge in Courchevel?

Grenoble-Isère Airport lies 140 kilometres away, requiring approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by car. Chambéry Airport offers a closer alternative at 110 kilometres (1 hour 45 minutes). Geneva International Airport in Switzerland, 180 kilometres north, serves passengers with international connections requiring longer driving time.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Alpine Lodge?

Winter skiing dominates from December through March, with January and February offering the most reliable snow and coldest, most stable conditions. March provides spring sunshine combined with viable snow. Summer months (June through September) transform Courchevel into a hiking and mountain-biking destination, though lift access becomes limited and the village atmosphere shifts entirely. December attracts families with school holidays; February and March suit couples seeking fewer crowds and spring weather.

Is Apartment Alpine Lodge suitable for families with children?

Yes—the property includes a dedicated children’s room, high chairs for infants, and the maid service option reduces childcare burden. Courchevel’s ski schools operate throughout the valley with age-appropriate instruction. The Aquamotion water park provides winter alternatives to slope time. The village setting means family restaurants and playgrounds are within walking distance. Winter clothing hire services accommodate young skiers who outgrow equipment seasonally.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Alpine Lodge?

WiFi, television, heating, hot water, and parking are included. Firewood for the wood-burning fireplace is provided. Bathroom toiletries are stocked. Linen and towels are typically provided (confirm specific inclusions with the property management). Optional maid service—useful for group holidays—can be added for supplementary cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Alpine Lodge?

The village location means Le Chamois, Le Yeti, and other Michelin-standard establishments are within 200-300 metres. Casual fondue restaurants cluster near the lift stations. Carrefour supermarket (150 metres) stocks fresh provisions, ready meals, and alcohol. Equipment rental shops, ski service centres, and clothing boutiques line the main village streets. Specialist shops for hardware, gifts, and regional products sit within 5 minutes’ walk. The village contains no chains—everything reflects local Savoyard character.