Apartment Dahlia | 2-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

A short walk from the Grangettes gondola in Courchevel Village, this chalet apartment puts you at the gateway to the Three Valleys ski system. Apartment Dahlia sleeps 6 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, designed as a compact alpine base where every room serves a purpose and mountain access is immediate.

Inside Apartment Dahlia

Stepping through the entrance, you enter a unified living space that combines the lounge, dining and kitchen into one bright area of 66 square metres. The lounge anchors one end with a substantial sofa and armchair arrangement beneath warm ambient lighting—the kind of seating that invites you to collapse after a full day on the slopes. A sofa bed integrated into this space sleeps two additional guests, expanding the total capacity to six.

Adjacent to the living area sits a dining table large enough for the full party, positioned to catch views across the rooftops of Courchevel Village. The kitchen runs along one side with practical cabinetry and modern appliances including a washing machine and tumble dryer, allowing you to manage laundry without leaving the residence. A fondue appliance sits ready for après-ski dining.

Bedroom One features a double bed and an en-suite bathroom equipped with a bathtub—a feature specifically designed for soaking tired muscles after days navigating steep descents. Bedroom Two also contains a double bed with its own en-suite bathroom, this one featuring a walk-in shower for efficiency. A separate WC provides additional convenience when multiple guests are preparing simultaneously.

Throughout the apartment, soft timber finishes and natural textiles create a restful atmosphere distinct from the vivid energy of the slopes. The colour palette emphasizes warm neutrals and earth tones rather than the stark modernism found in many contemporary mountain properties.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

A balcony extends from the living area, offering unobstructed views across the village roofscape toward the surrounding peaks. This is where morning coffee tastes different—the air carries that specific alpine clarity you notice most in early daylight. The balcony functions as an extension of the interior living space during shoulder seasons when temperatures allow.

Within the residence building, you access a private ski locker—essential infrastructure that eliminates the morning ritual of carrying equipment up stairs. An underground parking space sits one level below, providing direct weather protection for your vehicle throughout the season.

The residence itself contains a wellness centre featuring both sauna and steam facilities, plus a dedicated fitness suite. These amenities mean you can recover from physical exertion without leaving the building, or warm up on mornings when temperatures dip below freezing.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village represents the beating heart of the Three Valleys, Europe’s largest linked ski area spanning approximately 600 kilometres of marked runs across eight interconnected peaks. The Grangettes gondola sits approximately 120 metres from Apartment Dahlia’s entrance—a walk of fewer than three minutes even in heavy snow. This lift deposits you directly at Courchevel 1850, the resort’s central hub where additional lift systems branch toward La Saulire, Chanrossa, and onward to Meribel (12 kilometres across the valley) and Val d’Isere (18 kilometres beyond).

The village itself maintains a relaxed character despite its international reputation. A supermarket and several ski hire shops operate within 150 metres of the apartment. Restaurants range from casual pizzerias to refined establishments where Alpine cuisine dominates the winter menu—expect Savoyard specialities including fondue, raclette, and tartiflette alongside contemporary French cooking.

For non-skiers and rest days, the pedestrian lift pass grants access to high-altitude walking trails that ribbon through the Tarentaise valley forests. The La Loze sector (accessible via cable car, 8 kilometres north) offers marked trails suited to summer hiking as well as winter exploration. Chamois and marmots inhabit the upper elevations, visible in early morning hours.

The nearest regional airport is Chambery Airport (74 kilometres south, approximately 90 minutes by road), which serves direct flights from London, Dublin, and major European capitals during ski season. Geneva Airport (160 kilometres southeast, approximately 2.5 hours) offers year-round connectivity for non-winter visits. Explore our luxury villas in Courchevel and browse our full collection in France. For comprehensive destination inspiration, read our 3 Valleys travel guide.

December through March represents peak season, with reliable snow cover from January onward. February offers the most consistent conditions and the highest probability of fresh snow. April brings spring skiing—longer daylight hours and softer snow surfaces—though base depths become variable by late month. Summer hikers visit June through September when wildflower meadows carpet the high valleys in yellow and purple.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment Dahlia works exceptionally well for couples who ski together and want mountain accommodation without the isolation of a standalone chalet. Two families sharing equally-appointed bedrooms find the layout manageable—each family occupies one bedroom, bathroom and half the living space without feeling cramped. Small groups of friends (maximum six) benefit from the sofa bed for younger members or less frequent skiers content with sleeping space in the living area.

Young families with children under twelve appreciate the cots and high chairs available upon request. The balcony is secure, and the residence contains no hazardous exterior features. Proximity to ski school meeting points (the village has three major operators) makes logistical morning routines straightforward.

Groups seeking wellness-focused breaks outside winter ski season use the sauna and steam facilities for post-hiking recovery. Multi-generational parties with mobile grandparents benefit from the lift access and central location without demanding high-exertion walking.

Practical Information

Apartment Dahlia accommodates 6 guests: 2 bedrooms with double beds, sofa bed in the lounge sleeping 2, plus all 2 bathrooms are en-suite to bedrooms. The apartment spans 66 square metres across one floor with elevator access included.

Chambery Airport (74 km from Courchevel) requires approximately 90 minutes by car, or use the shuttle service available from the airport directly to the village. Geneva Airport (160 km) takes 2.5 hours to reach by road but receives more frequent international flights.

Carrefour Courchevel supermarket operates 200 metres from the apartment. Ski rental shops cluster within 100 metres. Restaurant reservations are essential during peak season (December holidays and February half-term weeks).

Included in rental: Wi-Fi, utilities, access to wellness facilities, ski locker, underground parking, fondue appliance, hairdryer, washing and drying appliances. Bathrooom toiletries are provided. Linen and towels are changed weekly unless otherwise arranged. Pets are permitted upon request subject to additional cleaning fees.

Check-in commences at 4 pm on arrival dates. Flexible early check-in may be available if the apartment is not currently occupied—contact the concierge service in advance. Check-out is 11 am.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Dahlia

How many guests does Apartment Dahlia sleep?

Apartment Dahlia sleeps 6 guests across 2 double bedrooms and one sofa bed accommodating 2. The two en-suite bathrooms (one with bathtub, one with walk-in shower) plus separate WC provide adequate facilities for full occupancy without morning bathroom queues.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Dahlia in Courchevel?

Chambery Airport (74 kilometres away) is the nearest regional airport, requiring approximately 90 minutes by road transfer to Courchevel Village. Geneva Airport (160 kilometres away) requires 2.5 hours by car but offers significantly more flight options from international destinations. Car rental and shuttle services operate directly between both airports and the resort.

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

January through March offers reliable snow conditions with February delivering the highest probability of fresh accumulation. December welcomes early-season skiers when the entire Three Valleys system is operating, though base depths vary. April provides spring skiing with extended daylight and softer snow. Summer months (June-September) attract hikers and mountain bikers. Christmas and February half-term weeks require booking 6-12 months in advance as the resort reaches maximum occupancy during these periods.

Is Apartment Dahlia suitable for families with children?

Yes. The apartment includes cots and high chairs available upon request. The balcony presents no safety hazards. Village-level runs and the Grangettes gondola connect to the Courchevel ski school zones where group lessons for ages four upward operate daily. The grocery supermarket sits 200 metres away for formula, nappies and snacks. Family restaurants throughout the village accommodate high chairs and offer children’s menus. The wellness sauna requires children to be supervised by adults.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Dahlia?

Rental includes Wi-Fi, heating, hot water, access to the residence wellness centre (sauna and steam room) and fitness suite, ski locker, underground parking space, fondue appliance, hairdryer, and use of washing and tumble drying machines. Bathroom toiletries are stocked at check-in. Weekly linen and towel changes are standard. Pet accommodation requires prior approval and incurs an additional charge.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Dahlia?

Carrefour supermarket is 200 metres away. Ski rental shops operate within 100 metres. Restaurants cluster throughout Courchevel Village: La Bergerie (traditional Savoyard, 150 metres), Le Tremplin (casual dining, 120 metres), and numerous bars serving après-ski drinks. Courchevel 1850 (accessible by the Grangettes gondola, 3-minute walk away) contains additional fine dining establishments and a lively evening scene. Restaurant reservations are essential during peak season.