Apartment Rolland | 3-Bedroom Chalet in Courchevel

Ten metres from the ski lifts of Courchevel Village, Apartment Rolland positions you within touching distance of the Three Valleys’ 600 kilometres of alpine terrain. This three-bedroom chalet apartment accommodates six guests in the heart of France’s most family-oriented mountain resort, where wooden chalets frame cobbled streets and the nearest slope awaits a thirty-second walk from your front door.

Inside Apartment Rolland

Apartment Rolland sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across a carefully considered 56-square-metre layout. The main living space unfolds as an open-plan area, its glass doors opening directly onto a mountain-facing balcony where the snow-covered peaks of the French Alps dominate your view. A substantial sofa, two armchairs, and a flat-screen television occupy this naturally lit zone, while the contemporary kitchen—equipped with electric hobs, a full-sized oven, dishwasher, and refrigeration—sits integrated into the same flowing space. A six-seat dining table with mismatched chairs establishes the rhythm of shared meals, each place commanding an outlook across the valley.

The master bedroom features a queen-size bed paired with a private ensuite shower room. This ensuite includes a hand basin, heated towel rail, and separate WC, providing the primary guest with uncompromised morning privacy. The second bedroom accommodates two adults in a double bed and includes built-in fitted wardrobes for season-long stays. A dedicated bunk room, sized for children, contains a set of bunk beds suitable for two young guests and its own wardrobe storage. A shared family shower room with basin serves the secondary bedrooms, while a separate WC provides additional convenience during peak hours. Throughout the apartment, pale woods and a neutral palette of whites and soft greys create a calming alpine atmosphere without sacrificing warmth.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The mountain-view balcony functions as an extension of the living quarters, oriented toward the snow-dusted ridgelines that define Courchevel’s visual identity. From this vantage point, you observe the changing light across the Three Valleys throughout the day—brilliant white mornings transitioning into amber afternoons and deep blue twilights. A dedicated ski locker, positioned for seamless access before dawn departures, houses equipment during your stay. The apartment includes Wi-Fi throughout, allowing you to upload images or communicate with those beyond the mountains while maintaining your alpine retreat mentality.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village sits at 1,550 metres elevation within the Three Valleys ski domain, the world’s largest connected ski area spanning across the Savoie region of France. The village itself maintains a deliberately quieter character than its higher-altitude counterpart, Courchevel 1850, offering tree-lined streets, family-run bakeries, and a weekly market where local cheesemakers and charcuterie producers sell directly from wooden stalls. A kindergarten and dedicated ski school operate year-round from locations within five minutes’ walking distance, establishing the resort’s reputation as France’s premier family ski destination.

The three major airports serving the region lie within a three-hour drive: Geneva Airport (120 kilometres southwest), the primary international gateway, processes most transatlantic arrivals; Chambéry Airport (75 kilometres north) handles European flights; Lyon Airport (140 kilometres west) offers additional capacity; Grenoble Airport (100 kilometres southeast) provides a quieter alternative. Private transfers, shuttle services, and even helicopter transfers can deposit you at Apartment Rolland’s doorstep, transforming airport arrival into part of the experience rather than a procedural necessity.

Beyond skiing, Courchevel Village offers the Aquamotion leisure complex—located 800 metres downslope—where indoor and outdoor pools, water slides, and spa facilities operate throughout the year. Horse-drawn sleigh rides depart regularly from the village centre, traversing forested trails at dusk when the mountains glow pink and violet. Paragliding schools operate from the higher elevations, offering tandem flights that launch you into an aerial perspective of the Three Valleys’ geography. The nearby village of Méribel, 12 kilometres accessible via connecting pistes or 18 kilometres by road, maintains its own character with Savoyard architecture and alternative dining venues. La Tania, situated 8 kilometres downslope by road, attracts a younger demographic with less formal accommodation and livelier après-ski venues.

For destination inspiration and expert planning advice, explore our luxury villas in Courchevel and our full collection in France. For comprehensive regional context, consult our 3 Valleys travel guide, which details seasonal conditions, local events, and insider recommendations across the entire ski domain. Evening dining in Courchevel Village encompasses traditional Savoyard restaurants serving fondue, raclette, and local wines from the Savoie region, alongside international establishments accommodating dietary preferences and cosmopolitan tastes.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children under twelve represent the ideal guest profile for Apartment Rolland. The three-bedroom configuration naturally separates adults from children without isolating them, the bunk room appeals specifically to young guests, and the proximity to ski schools means your five-year-old can begin lessons at 9:30 AM while you ski varied terrain. Multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, and grandchildren—benefit from the ensuite master bedroom’s privacy while children inhabit the playful bunk space. Groups of four to six adults sharing expenses find the apartment economical compared to separate hotel bookings, with the kitchen enabling flexible meal timing. Couples seeking alpine tranquility during shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) appreciate the intimate scale and mountain views without summer crowds.

Practical Information

Apartment Rolland accommodates up to 6 guests: 2 in the master queen bed, 2 in the secondary double bed, and 2 children in the bunk room. The apartment includes two bathrooms (ensuite and shared family bathroom) plus a separate WC. Wi-Fi access throughout allows remote work if necessary, though the mountain environment encourages screen-free relaxation. A baby cot and high chair can be provided upon request for guests travelling with infants. Parking space availability depends on season and should be confirmed at booking; the village centre location means many guests abandon vehicles in favour of walking or skiing directly from the accommodation.

Geneva Airport serves as the primary arrival point, approximately 120 kilometres and two and a half hours by car via the A41 autoroute toward Chambéry, then the N90 through Albertville toward Courchevel. Transfers via private car, shared shuttle, or helicopter helicopter transfer can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas. The nearest supermarket lies 200 metres downslope in the village commercial area, stocking fresh provisions, local cheeses, and wine. Weekly markets operate Tuesday through Sunday from June through September and during winter school holidays, offering farm-direct vegetables and locally-made specialities.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Rolland

How many guests does Apartment Rolland sleep?

Apartment Rolland sleeps six guests maximum across its three bedrooms: a queen-size bed in the master ensuite bedroom, a double bed in the second bedroom, and a set of bunk beds in the children’s room. The open-plan living area contains a sofa suitable for occasional daytime rest but is not configured as sleeping accommodation. The apartment’s two bathrooms (one ensuite, one shared) and separate WC provide sufficient facilities for six simultaneous guests without scheduling conflicts during morning routines.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Rolland in Courchevel?

Geneva Airport, located 120 kilometres southwest of Courchevel, serves as the primary international gateway, with the most frequent connections from North America, the Middle East, and wider Europe. The drive from Geneva to Apartment Rolland takes approximately two and a half hours via the A41 autoroute and N90 national roads. Chambéry Airport, 75 kilometres north, offers a shorter transfer time of ninety minutes and handles secondary European routes. Alternatively, Grenoble Airport (100 kilometres southeast, two hours’ drive) and Lyon Airport (140 kilometres west, two hours and forty minutes’ drive) provide additional options depending on your origin point and preferred airline.

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

The winter ski season, December through April, represents peak demand when consistent snow coverage ensures reliable piste conditions across the Three Valleys’ 600 kilometres of terrain. January and February offer the deepest snow and most stable weather, though these months command premium pricing and require advance booking. Shoulder seasons—early December and late March—combine reasonable snow conditions with fewer crowds and reduced rates. Summer (June through September) transforms Courchevel into a hiking and mountain-biking destination with warm, sunny days ideal for families seeking alpine activities without skiing. September offers particularly pleasant conditions with stable weather and the annual transition toward autumn’s golden light. April and May present a variable proposition: spring snow can still support excellent skiing during morning hours, yet afternoon conditions deteriorate as temperatures climb.

Is Apartment Rolland suitable for families with children?

Apartment Rolland is explicitly designed for families with children. A dedicated bunk room provides sleeping accommodation scaled to young guests’ proportions and psychology. The ski school operates directly within Courchevel Village, with morning classes enabling parents to pursue intermediate and advanced terrain while children develop foundational skills. A kindergarten facilities younger siblings who are not yet ski-ready. The Aquamotion complex, 800 metres downslope, offers heated pools and water slides as alternative activities during rest days or warm-up periods. The village itself maintains a calm, family-focused atmosphere without the party-focused energy of higher-altitude resorts. A baby cot and high chair can be provided on request for guests with infants. The apartment’s position ten metres from the nearest ski lift means families can accomplish morning equipment checks within minutes rather than managing lengthy transfers.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Rolland?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi access throughout the apartment, electricity for heating and appliance use, and furnished accommodation with all kitchen equipment (hobs, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator). Bed linen and bath towels are provided and refreshed during stays exceeding one week. The ski locker is included at no additional charge. A baby cot and high chair can be provided upon request without surcharge. Parking space, where available, requires confirmation and may incur additional fees depending on season. Transfers from Geneva Airport, Chambéry, or other regional airports can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas at quoted rates separate from accommodation pricing. Cleaning prior to arrival and after departure is included in the standard rental terms.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Rolland?

Courchevel Village’s compact layout concentrates restaurants, cafés, and shops within a five-minute walk from Apartment Rolland. Le Chamois, a traditional Savoyard restaurant 150 metres upslope, specialises in fondue and raclette using locally-sourced ingredients. Café de la Mairie, positioned in the village square 200 metres away, operates as a casual lunch venue and evening apéritif location. The weekly market (Tuesday through Sunday in summer, winter school holidays) operates 100 metres downslope in the village commercial zone, where producers sell fresh vegetables, regional cheeses (particularly Reblochon and Beaufort), charcuterie, and mountain honey. A village supermarket stocking groceries, wine, and daily provisions is located 200 metres downslope. Boulangeries (bakeries) operate throughout the village, with fresh bread and pastries available from 7:00 AM daily. For higher-end dining, Courchevel 1850 (reachable via connecting pistes or 15 kilometres by road) offers Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury boutiques catering to guests seeking refined gastronomy and designer shopping.