Apartment Gone Ski | 2-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

A 2-bedroom chalet apartment in Courchevel places you 100 metres from the ski slopes of the 3 Valleys, France’s largest ski domain. Apartment Gone Ski sits in Courchevel Village itself, where the après-ski culture runs as deep as the powder, and where families can actually walk to restaurants rather than shuttle by car. This first-floor residence combines mountain practicality with quiet luxury—the kind of base where you ski hard in the morning and hear the fire crackling by evening.

Inside Apartment Gone Ski

Apartment Gone Ski sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The layout unfolds with sensible efficiency: the first bedroom features a double bed with its own ensuite bathroom, while the second bedroom contains twin beds. Both rooms capture natural Alpine light through large windows. A separate WC serves the living zones, and a second full bathroom provides extra convenience when guests are moving through the apartment in the morning rush before hitting the slopes.

The living area operates as the apartment’s social hub. An open-plan design merges the lounge, dining table, and kitchen into one flowing space—there’s no cramped corridor feeling here. The kitchen itself is fully equipped for self-catering, complete with a Nespresso machine for morning espresso and a fondue and raclette machine for authentic Alpine dining experiences on winter evenings. A private balcony extends the living footprint, offering mountain views and fresh air between runs.

Practical amenities include a safe for valuables, an elevator for easy access on the first floor, and a television for quieter evenings. High chairs and travel cots are available for guests with babies and toddlers, making this apartment genuinely workable for multi-generational families. Wi-Fi runs throughout the apartment, so the mountain doesn’t mean digital disconnection.

Amenities and Wellness Facilities

The residence itself hosts a private sauna and treatment room where professional massages and spa therapies are available for a supplementary fee—essential after demanding ski days. A complimentary fitness room on-site means guests can maintain training routines without leaving the building. Boot warmers eliminate the ritual of stepping into frozen ski boots, and a dedicated ski locker stores equipment securely. Underground parking with an assigned space removes the stress of finding somewhere safe for your car during your stay.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private balcony faces toward the Alpine landscape, capturing morning light and offering a practical spot for morning coffee or afternoon reflection. From this vantage point, you see the terrain that defines Courchevel Village—the slopes dropping away in the distance, the architectural style of the resort blending wood and stone in the traditional Savoyard manner. The balcony is proportioned for actual use rather than mere decoration, wide enough for two deck chairs and a small table.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village sits at 1,850 metres elevation on the north-facing slope of the 3 Valleys ski area. Walking distance from Apartment Gone Ski, you’ll find the tourist office, ski school headquarters, and a kindergarten facility—infrastructure that reveals Courchevel’s commitment to family tourism. The village is built for pedestrians; nothing requires a car once you’ve parked.

Ski access is immediate. The slopes begin 100 metres from the apartment building. Courchevel connects directly into the broader 3 Valleys domain, meaning lift passes grant access to Meribel (12 kilometres west), Val d’Isère (25 kilometres southeast), and Tignes (30 kilometres southeast). Intermediate and advanced skiers access over 600 kilometres of marked pistes across these interconnected resorts.

Beyond skiing, Aquamotion Aquatic Centre operates year-round within Courchevel Village itself, featuring an indoor pool, spa facilities, and wellness treatments suitable for all ages. This becomes valuable on the occasional rest day or during spring conditions when morning snow has softened by afternoon.

The wider Tarentaise Valley contains the villages of Brides-les-Bains (20 kilometres north, known for thermal spas), Saint-Martin-de-Belleville (10 kilometres west, a traditional farming hamlet turned boutique resort), and Moutiers (25 kilometres north, the main town for provisioning). Chamonix lies approximately 85 kilometres north—a full day excursion—and Geneva airport sits 200 kilometres northwest, roughly 3 hours’ drive.

Seasonally, December to February delivers consistent snowfall and the core skiing season. March and April see the longest daylight hours and more spring-like conditions. July and August transform Courchevel into a hiking and mountain biking destination, with the 3 Valleys serving as a network of Alpine trails rather than ski runs. Explore our luxury properties in Courchevel for additional options, and review our France travel guide for broader destination context. We also maintain a collection of premium villas throughout France should your travel plans extend beyond the Alps.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Young Families with Children: The provision of high chairs, travel cots, and proximity to the kindergarten makes this apartment genuinely functional for parents with small children. The Aquamotion centre offers activity space when skiing isn’t on the agenda, and the village’s pedestrian layout means no car shuttles between restaurants and accommodation.

Two-Couple Groups: The two separate bedrooms and two full bathrooms mean couples don’t negotiate bathroom schedules. Shared living space encourages evening socializing around the fondue machine while maintaining private sleeping quarters.

Multi-Generational Parties: Grandparents, parents, and grandchildren can occupy Apartment Gone Ski without the expense of a large villa. The lift access and proximity to village shops mean less able guests aren’t isolated.

Intermediate Skiers and Families with Mixed Abilities: Courchevel’s north-facing slopes offer excellent intermediate terrain. Less confident skiers find gentler runs, while stronger skiers access the broader 3 Valleys network without long transfers.

Practical Information

Capacity: 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The apartment is not suitable for larger groups.

Nearest Airport: Geneva Airport (Aéroport International de Genève) lies approximately 200 kilometres northwest. The drive takes 3 hours via the A41 motorway into the Tarentaise Valley. Chambéry Airport (85 kilometres north) provides a shorter transfer of approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. Lyon Airport (180 kilometres north) takes about 2 hours 45 minutes.

Nearest Supermarket: Carrefour supermarket operates in Courchevel Village itself, within walking distance. Moutiers (25 kilometres north) contains larger grocery facilities and a Saturday market selling local produce.

What is Included: Accommodation, Wi-Fi internet access, utilities, heating, television access, sauna facilities at the residence, fitness room access, ski locker, and underground parking. Linens and towels are provided. Spa treatments, massages, and boot warming are supplementary charges.

Check-In and Flexibility: Standard check-in operates in the early afternoon; contact Excellence Luxury Villas for specific timing and any early arrival or late departure possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Gone Ski

How many guests does Apartment Gone Ski sleep?

Apartment Gone Ski accommodates 4 guests maximum. The property comprises 2 bedrooms: one with a double bed and ensuite bathroom, one with twin beds. This layout suits two couples, a family with young children, or a pair of friends. There is no sofa bed or convertible sleeping arrangement beyond these two bedrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Gone Ski in Courchevel?

Geneva Airport (Aéroport International de Genève) is the primary international gateway, situated 200 kilometres northwest of Courchevel. The drive takes approximately 3 hours via the A41 motorway. Chambéry Airport offers a shorter alternative at 85 kilometres north (1 hour 45 minutes’ drive). Transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas or via private car hire at the airport.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Gone Ski?

December through February provides the most reliable skiing conditions across the 3 Valleys, with consistent snow coverage and daytime temperatures typically between minus 5 and plus 5 degrees Celsius. March and April extend the season with longer daylight and milder conditions, though snow quality deteriorates as temperatures rise. Summer (July and August) transforms the area into a hiking and mountain biking destination, with daytime temperatures reaching 15-20 degrees Celsius. October sees the valley transitioning between seasons; late autumn brings partial closures. Winter represents peak demand and pricing; shoulder seasons (April and September) offer fewer crowds and moderate rates.

Is Apartment Gone Ski suitable for families with children?

Yes. The apartment includes high chairs and travel cots for babies and toddlers. Courchevel Village’s kindergarten facility serves younger children, and the local ski school offers instruction tailored to children aged 3 upward. The Aquamotion Aquatic Centre provides indoor pool facilities for rest days or poor weather. The village layout is pedestrian-friendly, eliminating dangerous car journeys for short shopping trips or restaurant visits. Twin beds in the second bedroom suit older children or teenagers. The sauna and massage facilities offer parents evening relaxation after entertaining children on the slopes.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Gone Ski?

The rental price includes accommodation, utilities (heating, hot water, electricity), Wi-Fi internet access, television, provision of linens and towels, access to the residence’s sauna facility and fitness room, a dedicated ski locker for equipment storage, and an assigned underground parking space. Supplementary charges apply for spa treatments, therapeutic massages, and boot warming services. Self-catering guests should budget separately for groceries; the apartment kitchen contains a Nespresso machine but not all small appliances typical of full-size holiday homes.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Gone Ski?

Courchevel Village itself contains approximately 30 restaurants ranging from casual crêperies to Michelin-starred establishments. La Saulire (traditional Savoyard cuisine), Le Chamois (fondue and raclette specialties), and Le Ski Room (contemporary French) lie within the village. The local Carrefour supermarket provides daily essentials. Specialist shops including sporting goods retailers and equipment hire outlets cluster within walking distance. Brides-les-Bains (20 kilometres north) offers additional dining and thermal spa facilities. Moutiers (25 kilometres north) hosts a Saturday farmers’ market and larger supermarkets for significant provisioning needs.