Apartment Moufles | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

The Carré Blanc residence in Courchevel Village puts you steps from the Tovets piste and within walking distance of Grangettes lift, the gateway to the entire Three Valleys ski network. Apartment Moufles sits at the heart of this positioning—a thoughtfully designed chalet apartment that accommodates six guests across three bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering both proximity to slope access and the village’s pedestrian-friendly restaurants and boutiques. This is where convenience meets contemporary mountain living.

Inside Apartment Moufles

Apartment Moufles sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms within 120 square metres. Upon entry, you step into a cloakroom and lobby that signals the efficiency of this space—every corner serves a purpose without sacrificing comfort.

The main living quarters open into an expansive room combining lounge, dining and kitchen zones. The living section features substantial sofa seating positioned around a television with integrated DVD and Blu-ray playback, supplemented by a Bluetooth speaker for ambient sound. Direct terrace access floods the space with alpine light. The dining table seats all six guests, a critical feature for families and groups who value shared mealtimes. The kitchen runs along one wall, equipped with ceramic hobs, a full-sized oven, microwave, dishwasher, and dedicated fridge. A Nespresso machine caters to morning routines, while the raclette appliance—a nod to Alpine tradition—transforms evenings into interactive dining experiences.

Bedroom One features a 180x200cm double bed with an ensuite bathroom offering both bathtub and double basin, plus its own WC. This room includes a television and fitted wardrobe storage. Bedroom Two mirrors the bed configuration—another 180x200cm double—but instead accesses a separate private bathroom with shower and double basin. A balcony extends the usable space, and a television plus wardrobe complete the amenities. Bedroom Three contains two 90x200cm single beds that convert into a double configuration, serving families flexibly. Its ensuite bathroom provides shower and double basin, with television and balcony access matching the second bedroom’s provision.

A standalone bathroom with shower and double basin, plus two independent WCs, prevents bathroom bottlenecks during peak morning and evening routines—particularly valuable when six adults share quarters.

The boot room signals practical mountain living, housing a boot heater that transforms damp ski equipment into wearable gear. A washer-dryer concealed within the apartment eliminates the need for external laundry facilities. A wall-mounted safe secures valuables. Heating systems maintain alpine comfort year-round, while Wi-Fi connectivity keeps guests linked to the outside world without tethering them to it.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace extends the living quarters into the Alpine air, offering a transition space between interior comfort and mountain environment. This is where morning coffee tastes different—where the thin air and distant peaks become your breakfast companions. The positioning captures natural light throughout the day, though the specific orientation determines whether you experience morning sun or afternoon warming.

Two private parking spaces in the underground garage eliminate the friction of street parking in Courchevel’s compact village centre. Vehicle access and protection from mountain weather represent genuine conveniences, particularly during arrival and departure logistics.

Residence Facilities and Services

The Carré Blanc residence itself provides amenities beyond the apartment walls. A fitness area with gym equipment is available to all residents at no charge—a practical alternative to relying on external gyms during your stay. The on-site spa operates independently, offering treatments and wellness services for an additional cost. Most notably, the private sauna within Apartment Moufles itself represents the premium feature distinguishing this unit. After a day navigating challenging runs or leisurely cruising intermediate slopes, the sauna accelerates muscle recovery and provides therapeutic relief from mountain exertion. This integrated wellness facility removes the need to book external spa time, offering immediate access to heat therapy.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village, the lowest altitude settlement in France’s Three Valleys ski domain, functions as the accessible entry point for skiers across all ability levels. The Tovets piste runs directly from the village, while Grangettes lift station—reachable on foot in under five minutes—connects to Courchevel 1850, the resort’s highest and most prestigious zone. From there, the integrated network extends across 600 kilometres of marked pistes linking Méribel and Val Thorens, creating Europe’s largest skiable domain.

The village itself operates year-round with distinct seasonal rhythms. Winter (December through March) transforms Courchevel into a thriving alpine community where European ski culture blends with Parisian sophistication. The season peaks during February school holidays and again in March when spring snow and extended daylight combine optimally. Summer (June through September) shifts focus toward hiking, mountain biking, and Alpine wildflower tourism—the cableway to Courchevel 1850 remains operational, offering elevated perspective for non-skiers. Autumn (September through November) and late spring (April through May) provide quieter periods with clearer skies and fewer crowds.

Within the village itself, restaurants line the pedestrian walkways—ranging from casual creperies to Michelin-referenced establishments. The Nonna restaurant specialises in Italian cuisine, while Chez Kiki offers traditional Savoyard dishes featuring raclette and fondue. Le Chamois caters to families with relaxed dining and Alpine views. A supermarket operates at village level, stocking fresh provisions, local cheeses, and wines from regional producers across Savoie. Ski hire shops cluster near lift stations, and ski schools conduct lessons across all three valleys—Courchevel’s ESF (École de Ski Française) maintains multiple bases serving different experience levels.

The Aquamotion Sports Centre, located 2km from Courchevel Village, provides an alternative to slope-based activity with indoor pools, water slides, and sauna facilities—ideal for days when weather deteriorates or guests seek variety. The facility caters to families particularly, though adult wellness programmes operate alongside children’s attractions.

For broader regional context, Moutiers—the valley town 15km downslope—serves as the Three Valleys’ administrative hub with additional shopping, hospital facilities, and transport connections. Chambéry, the department capital 60km distant, offers cultural attractions, museums, and gastronomy beyond skiing. Geneva airport, situated 120km northwest, connects via a 90-minute drive through the Tarentaise Valley, providing international flight access. Lyon airport lies 140km to the north, approximately 2.5 hours by car, offering alternative routing during peak season congestion.

Explore our collection of luxury apartments in Courchevel or browse luxury villas throughout France. For comprehensive destination planning, consult our France travel guide, which details regional highlights beyond the Three Valleys.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Families with children. Apartment Moufles accommodates the practical realities of family skiing: boot heaters address moisture issues, cots and high chairs support younger children, and three separate bathrooms prevent morning chaos. The sauna provides evening relaxation after family lessons, while the proximity to Grangettes lift enables parents to access beginner zones efficiently.

Multi-generational groups. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms suit family clusters spanning two generations—grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren can share the apartment while maintaining private sleeping and bathing spaces. The village’s accessibility suits varied fitness levels, and the fitness facility offers alternatives for non-skiers.

Professional skiing groups and instructor cohorts. Ski instructors and guide services often use Courchevel Village as a base for Three Valleys exploration. The apartment’s strategic location reduces commute times between valleys, while the sauna aids physical recovery during intensive working weeks.

Couples seeking active mountain living. Two guests utilising three bedrooms means flexible room configuration—sleeping in separate rooms if preferred, or reserving additional space for guests. The sauna and fitness access support wellness priorities, while the village setting eliminates car dependency.

Not recommended for groups exceeding six guests or for parties prioritising nightlife intensity. Courchevel Village maintains a quieter character compared to Courchevel 1850’s resort atmosphere, and the apartment’s configuration tops out at six occupants.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Nearest airports: Geneva Airport (120km, approximately 90 minutes by car) provides the primary international hub. Lyon Airport (140km, approximately 2.5 hours) offers an alternative routing. Both airports operate shuttle services and car rental facilities for visitor collection.

Nearest supermarket: A supermarket operates within Courchevel Village itself, approximately 200 metres from the Carré Blanc residence, stocking fresh produce, local dairy, and regional wines.

Nearest restaurants: Chez Kiki (traditional Savoyard), Nonna (Italian), and Le Chamois (family-friendly) operate within walking distance. Restaurant quality ranges from casual to fine dining across the village pedestrian zone.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi connectivity, heating, all kitchen equipment and appliances, bedroom and bathroom linens, towels, television and entertainment systems, sauna access, gym facility access, and secure underground parking. Boot heater operation and washer-dryer usage are included utilities.

Check-in timing: Standard check-in operates from 16:00 (4pm) with checkout at 11:00 (11am). Early or late arrangements may be accommodated subject to availability—discuss specific timing during booking inquiry.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Moufles

How many guests does Apartment Moufles sleep?

Apartment Moufles accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms. The first bedroom features one 180x200cm double bed, the second bedroom contains one 180x200cm double bed, and the third bedroom provides two 90x200cm single beds that convert into a double configuration. The apartment does not include sofa bed capacity, so maximum occupancy is strictly 6 guests.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Moufles in Courchevel?

Geneva Airport stands 120 kilometres from Courchevel Village, with transfer time approximately 90 minutes by private car or shuttle service. This route travels south through the Tarentaise Valley, avoiding higher Alpine passes. Lyon Airport, positioned 140 kilometres away, requires approximately 2.5 hours of driving via the A41 motorway, offering an alternative during peak season congestion. Both airports operate year-round with international flight connectivity.

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

Winter months (December through March) prioritise skiing, with peak conditions typically December through February and again in March. February coincides with French school holidays, generating higher booking density and premium pricing. Spring snow combined with extended daylight makes March and early April ideal for experienced skiers. Summer (June through September) shifts toward hiking and mountain biking, with July and August warmest but most crowded. September through November and late April through May offer quieter periods with crisp weather and lower rates. Christmas and New Year weeks command premium pricing across all years.

Is Apartment Moufles suitable for families with children?

Yes, Apartment Moufles caters specifically to families. The apartment provides cots and high chairs for younger children, a boot heater for drying equipment, three separate bathrooms to minimise morning routines, and a sauna for evening relaxation. Courchevel Village offers multiple ski schools (ESF operates primary instruction) with dedicated children’s zones. The Aquamotion Sports Centre (2km distant) provides alternative activities for non-skiing days. Grangettes lift connects to beginner terrain across the Three Valleys. The village itself maintains a safer atmosphere than higher-altitude resort zones, with pedestrianised shopping and dining areas.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Moufles?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, full heating throughout the season, all kitchen equipment and appliances (oven, hobs, dishwasher, microwave, Nespresso machine, raclette set), bedroom and bathroom linens, towels, television and DVD/Blu-ray entertainment systems, boot heater operation, washer-dryer access, sauna usage, fitness facility access (Carré Blanc gym), safe deposit box, iron and ironing board, and hairdryer. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are fully covered. Spa treatments available at the Carré Blanc facility incur additional cost and require separate booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Moufles?

Courchevel Village maintains a concentrated retail and dining core within 300 metres of Apartment Moufles. Chez Kiki serves traditional Savoyard cuisine featuring regional specialities like tartiflette and fondue. Nonna offers Italian dining with pizza and pasta preparations. Le Chamois operates as a family-friendly option with casual atmosphere and Alpine views. A supermarket operates at village level stocking fresh produce, local cheeses from regional dairies, wines from Savoie producers, and staple provisions. Ski hire shops cluster near Grangettes lift station. No private car is required for any of these facilities—all are accessible on foot through pedestrianised pathways.