Apartment Lloris | 1-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

Courchevel 1550 keeps you on the slopes within twenty metres of your door—and Apartment Lloris, positioned squarely in the village’s beating heart, puts you even closer to the action. A compact yet thoughtfully laid-out one-bedroom sanctuary for two, this second-floor retreat combines the mountain practicality you need with the quiet you’ve earned after a day in the Three Valleys.

Inside Apartment Lloris

Apartment Lloris sleeps 2 guests across 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, spread across 43 square metres on the building’s second floor. The master bedroom features a king-size bed anchored beneath soft linens, flanked by generous wardrobes for storing ski gear and après-ski wardrobe alike. The ensuite bathroom—your private sanctuary—houses a bathtub for soaking tired muscles, a double vanity unit with ample counter space, and a separate WC beyond the bedroom door.

The open-plan living zone fuses kitchen, dining, and lounge into one fluid space that never feels cramped despite the modest footprint. The kitchen runs along one wall, fully fitted with ceramic hobs, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, coffee machine, and toaster—everything you’d expect to prepare meals from simple breakfast through multi-course dinners. A raclette machine and fondue appliance sit ready for those convivial mountain evenings. The dining area accommodates four at its table, positioned to catch natural light from the terrace door. The living room opens directly onto a panoramic terrace accessed via full-height windows; satellite TV offers entertainment on quieter evenings. A separate WC on the main level serves guests without routing them through the bedroom. Throughout, neutral tones and contemporary furnishings create calm rather than visual clutter—the kind of restraint that makes small spaces feel deliberate rather than confined.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace is the apartment’s greatest asset: south-facing, it captures afternoon sun and frames the surrounding peaks in a way that makes standing there an activity in itself. Even in shoulder seasons, you’ll find yourself taking morning coffee here, scanning the valley below as Courchevel wakes. The panoramic mountain views extend across the Three Valleys, visible from every corner of the living space through those floor-to-ceiling windows. In winter, snow transforms the terrace into an observation deck; in summer, it becomes an outdoor living room where the temperature climbs above 20°C by midday.

Building amenities add substantially to the experience without requiring you to leave the residence. The fitness studio caters to those determined to maintain strength through the ski season—cardio equipment and weights arranged across a modest but well-appointed room. The sauna and steam room sit on the same level, accessible via elevator from the main entrance. These wellness facilities matter after sustained days on the slopes: fifteen minutes in the sauna erases muscle tension that stretches into the evening. Complimentary access to these facilities means you’re never paying extra for recovery.

Practical mountain features round out the setup: a dedicated ski locker in the garage keeps equipment secure and organised; a boot heater means no more pulling on frozen ski boots; secure garage parking accommodates one vehicle with a covered entrance—essential on Courchevel’s steeper approach roads. An elevator eliminates the burden of hauling luggage up two flights, a small luxury that compounds over a two-week stay.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel 1550, known locally as Courchevel Village, represents the Alps distilled to essentials: skiing dominates, but the village functions as a genuine community rather than a seasonal theme park. Apartment Lloris sits within walking distance of the Grangettes ski lift—approximately 100 metres—and just 20 metres from the nearest slope access. This positioning matters practically: you eat breakfast, ski, return for lunch, explore the village in afternoon light, and repeat without logistical friction.

The Three Valleys ski domain comprises 600 kilometres of interconnected runs across eight linked resorts. From Courchevel, you can ski toward Méribel (8km away, accessible via lift) or Val d’Isère (12km distant). Day trips to other villages within the system require only a lift pass and lunch money. The Grangettes lift connects directly to upper Courchevel terrain, while longer-range ambitions take you toward La Tania or higher elevations across the valley system.

Beyond skiing, Courchevel 1550 functions as a working Alpine town. A local ski school operates year-round; the kindergarten serves resident families. The village market operates seasonally, selling fresh produce, regional cheeses including Beaufort and Reblochon, and charcuterie from across Savoie. Restaurants line the main pedestrian streets: L’Espace Killy caters to families; La Moraine serves traditional Savoyard fare; smaller cafés offer crêpes and hot chocolate at casual prices. Ski hire shops cluster near the lifts, competition keeping prices rational. The tourist office, 200 metres from Apartment Lloris, provides trail maps, activity bookings, and seasonal event information.

Courchevel 1850 sits just above, accessible via 10-minute gondola ride. The higher resort houses Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury hotels; day-trippers arrive for lunch or an afternoon of upscale shopping. The contrast between villages is stark: 1550 feels authentic; 1850 feels curated for wealth. Apartment Lloris positions you in the former while keeping the latter within reach.

The Aquamotion Aquatic Centre operates 8km away in Courchevel (lower elevations), offering pools, water slides, and wellness facilities. Shuttle service from the residence makes access straightforward without requiring a rental car. This facility matters for non-skiing days or when younger guests need variety beyond terrain parks.

Seasonal rhythm shapes the Courchevel experience. December through February brings reliable snow and the busiest crowds; January school holidays see booking prices rise across accommodation. March and April offer softer snow and longer daylight for spring skiing—fewer visitors, warmer afternoons. Summer, from June through August, transforms the landscape into hiking and mountain biking terrain; temperatures range 15-22°C at this elevation, cool enough for sustained activity. September and October bring autumn colours and the best visibility for non-skiers exploring the valleys.

Getting to Courchevel requires planning. Geneva airport (120km away, 2-hour drive via motorway and mountain passes) receives most international flights; Lyon airport (165km distant, 2.5-hour transfer) offers an alternative for some European routes. Private transfer services operate from both airports; self-driving requires mountain experience and appropriate tyres during winter months. The journey itself offers first views of the Alps as you climb from lower valleys.

For destination inspiration and comprehensive regional planning, explore our France travel guide, which covers the Three Valleys in detail. To compare properties across the region, review our full Courchevel collection and browse additional options in our luxury villas throughout France.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Apartment Lloris appeals directly to couples seeking ski access without the premium pricing of larger chalets or higher-elevation addresses. The space works for young professionals taking a week-long ski holiday, for pairs who divide time between Courchevel and nearby Annecy or Geneva, or for retired skiers who value proximity to slopes over excessive square footage.

Families with one young child benefit from the kindergarten nearby and the family-friendly positioning of Courchevel 1550, though couples without children represent the primary market. The apartment’s modest size means it won’t accommodate visiting relatives; those planning multi-generational trips should explore larger properties within the village.

Solo travellers comfortable with self-catering and valuing location over space find value here. The apartment works for ski instructors or guides based in the valley, offering a secure rental base through winter months. Business travellers requiring mountain access—though uncommon—find reliable Wi-Fi and a professional workspace within the open-plan living area.

The ideal guest appreciates practical efficiency, doesn’t require luxury finishes or designer furnishings, and prioritises ski access above square metres. Early risers who plan full days on the mountain rather than extended time indoors will find Apartment Lloris perfectly calibrated to their needs.

Practical Information

Apartment Lloris accommodates 2 guests maximum across 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The master bedroom’s king-size bed is the only sleeping arrangement; no sofa beds or annexes provide additional capacity.

Geneva Airport sits 120 kilometres away; transfer time by car ranges from 2 to 2.5 hours depending on road conditions and mountain passes. Arrange transfers in advance during winter months when road conditions require experience. The apartment’s garage parking accommodates your rental vehicle if self-driving.

Casino Supermarché sits 200 metres from the apartment, stocking groceries, wine, and everyday essentials at prices reflecting the mountain location. Specialist shops for bread, cheese, and prepared foods operate within the village pedestrian zone, five minutes’ walk away.

The rental includes utilities (heating and hot water), Wi-Fi internet, access to the residence’s fitness, sauna, and steam facilities, satellite TV, and secure parking. Cleaning on request incurs an additional charge. Ski lockers and boot heater access are complimentary. Linen and towels are provided and refreshed during stays of seven days or longer.

Check-in operates at the building’s reception desk; flexibility depends on property availability and exact dates. Advance notice of specific arrival times ensures smooth handover and allows heating systems to warm the apartment before your arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Lloris

How many guests does Apartment Lloris sleep?

Apartment Lloris sleeps 2 guests exclusively. The single master bedroom contains a king-size bed; no additional sleeping arrangements or sofa beds exist within the apartment. The design assumes two people sharing primary sleeping quarters—ideal for couples, business partners, or close friends but not suitable for groups requiring multiple sleeping zones.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Lloris in Courchevel?

Geneva Airport (Aéroport de Genève-Cointrin) operates 120 kilometres away, approximately 2 to 2.5 hours by car depending on traffic and seasonal road conditions. This serves as the primary airport for the Three Valleys region, offering the most flight options from European and international routes. Lyon Airport, 165 kilometres distant, provides an alternative for some travellers, though the additional distance and driving time make Geneva preferable. Both journeys route through mountain passes; winter travellers should factor weather delays and ensure vehicles carry appropriate tyres and chains.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Lloris?

Skiing conditions typically run from late November through April, with peak snow arriving between December and February. January school holidays bring the highest booking prices and busiest slopes across the Three Valleys. March and April offer spring skiing with longer daylight and warmer afternoons—less crowded, though occasional rain replaces snow at lower elevations. Summer months (June through August) suit hikers and mountain bikers when temperatures range between 15 and 22°C at Courchevel’s elevation; skiing terminates by late May. September and October present autumn colours and comfortable hiking weather before winter returns. Book according to your preferred activity rather than reputation alone: dedicated skiers prefer January-February despite crowds; spring enthusiasts favour March-April; summer visitors should plan hiking rather than expecting snow sports.

Is Apartment Lloris suitable for families with children?

Apartment Lloris suits families with one young child more readily than those with multiple children or teenagers requiring separate sleeping areas. Courchevel 1550’s kindergarten operates seasonally and provides childcare during ski days. The village’s family-friendly positioning—with terrain parks and beginner slopes accessed within metres—makes it popular with ski-learning families. The Aquamotion Aquatic Centre 8km away offers pools and water-based activities for non-skiing days; shuttle service from the residence eliminates driving concerns. The single bedroom and one bathroom become limiting factors for larger families; parents and one child can manage comfortably, but multi-child families should explore larger properties within Courchevel or the wider Three Valleys.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Lloris?

The rental price includes heating, hot water, Wi-Fi internet throughout the apartment, access to the residence’s fitness studio, sauna, and steam room facilities, satellite television with sports and entertainment channels, secure garage parking for one vehicle, dedicated ski storage locker, and boot heating system. Linen and towels are provided and refreshed during stays of seven days or longer. Cleaning on request, massage and spa treatments, and additional services incur separate charges. No daily housekeeping is included; guests manage their own tidying or arrange paid cleaning between stays.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Lloris?

Courchevel 1550’s main pedestrian zone sits within 300 metres, featuring restaurants across price points and cuisine styles. L’Espace Killy operates family-oriented service; La Moraine serves traditional Savoyard dishes including fondue and raclette; smaller cafés offer crêpes, sandwiches, and hot beverages at casual prices. The Casino Supermarché 200 metres away stocks groceries, wine, and toiletries. Specialist shops for bread, cheese, and prepared foods line the village streets within five minutes’ walk. Ski hire shops cluster near the Grangettes lift—100 metres from the apartment. The local market operates seasonally, selling fresh produce, regional cheeses (Beaufort, Reblochon, Tomme de Savoie), and cured meats from throughout Savoie. For upscale dining and shopping, Courchevel 1850 sits 10 minutes away via gondola, where Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury boutiques cater to higher-budget priorities.