Apartment Grand Solleit | 2-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

A chalet apartment rental in Courchevel positions you twenty metres from the nearest ski run, inside the exclusive Carré Blanc residence on the seventh floor of Courchevel Village. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, room for four guests—and direct lift access to the Three Valleys skiing without the altitude and crowds of Courchevel 1850 or Courchevel 1924.

Inside Apartment Grand Solleit

Apartment Grand Solleit sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The living quarters combine contemporary Alpine practicality with understated warmth: pale timber finishes, soft furnishings and layered lighting create an atmosphere that feels as comfortable for a lazy afternoon as it does after a full day on the mountain.

The main living space opens onto a furnished balcony with unobstructed mountain views—the kind of outlook that makes you linger over morning coffee. A generous seating area with television and comfortable armchairs faces the balcony doors, while the adjacent dining zone flows seamlessly into a fully equipped kitchen. A Nespresso machine, raclette set and fondue pot are supplied, enabling intimate evenings of fondue without leaving the apartment, or simple meals when restaurant visits feel like too much effort.

The primary bedroom features a substantial double bed (180 x 200 cm) with built-in wardrobe storage and an in-room safe for valuables. An ensuite shower room with heated towel rail and hairdryer is accessed directly from the bedroom—a privacy arrangement many couples prefer at altitude. A television is positioned for relaxation before sleep.

The second bedroom contains two single beds (90 x 200 cm each) that can be configured as a double upon request, accompanied by built-in storage and a television. This room connects to a separate full bathroom featuring a bathtub (distinct from the shower ensuite), double basin, heated towel rack and hairdryer—allowing families or groups to manage morning routines without bottlenecks.

A standalone WC provides additional convenience, completing a layout designed for four guests to coexist without territorial friction. All bedrooms feature ensuite or adjacent bathroom access; neither shares facilities with common spaces.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The balcony is the apartment’s primary outdoor claim. Orientation and elevation mean you observe mountain light changing throughout the day—the quality of Alpine morning light here is notably crisp, with southern exposure warming the terrace by midday. The balcony comfortably accommodates a small table and chairs, ideal for breakfast or evening aperitifs. Two underground parking spaces situated directly beneath the residence eliminate the need to search for vehicle storage; a dedicated ski locker positioned near the building entrance means skis and boards remain accessible without cluttering interior spaces.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village occupies the lowest elevation of the three-village Courchevel system. At 1,300 metres, it offers gentler terrain and a more relaxed village atmosphere than the higher settlements of Courchevel 1650 and Courchevel 1850 (located 7 km and 14 km respectively up the mountain). The Grangettes chairlift sits a one-hundred-metre walk from the residence, providing direct access to intermediate and advanced terrain across the Three Valleys—a combined ski area spanning 600 kilometres of marked runs across Courchevel, Méribel (12 km via chairlift) and Val d’Isère (18 km via the Bellecôte connection).

Courchevel Village operates as a working alpine settlement, not a glitzy resort enclave. Local ski schools occupy several positions near the Grangettes lift base; the village slopes directly outside your door provide confidence-building terrain for beginners and younger skiers. Experienced skiers access advanced skiing via chairlift within minutes. The ESF (École de Ski Française) and several independent instructors operate from the village centre, with lessons available for half-days or full weeks.

The village centre clusters within five minutes’ walk of the residence: La Fromagerie restaurant serves traditional Savoyard cuisine; the village bakery (Boulangerie de Courchevel) opens early for pre-slope breakfast; a supermarket stocks essentials, cheese and wine; a pharmacy occupies the main street; ski rental shops are positioned near the Grangettes lift. Mountain restaurants operate at higher elevations—La Saulire at 2,700 metres and Chez Kbouglof in the Méribel sector offer commanding views and hearty lunch menus.

Non-skiing alternatives exist nearby. Aquamotion, located 6 km down-valley in Courchevel Village (accessible by shuttle bus), offers an indoor heated swimming pool, spa facilities, sauna, steam room and waterslide complex—particularly valuable for families with non-skiing members or during periods of poor visibility. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails connect Courchevel Village to nearby hamlets; the Forêt de Courchevel provides designated routes through protected woodland.

In summer (June–September), the Three Valleys transforms into a mountain biking destination. Trails range from family-friendly village circuits to technical alpine tracks. The Grangettes lift operates seasonally for uphill bike transport. Walking routes cover similar terrain; the GR5 long-distance trail passes nearby, offering multi-day hiking across the Alps. Fishing is possible in mountain streams during summer months with appropriate permits.

Nearby towns include Méribel (12 km via ski-linked terrain, 20 km by road), known for substantial English-speaking populations and cosmopolitan dining; Les Allues (8 km down-valley), the administrative centre of Courchevel with supermarkets and services; and Moûtiers (18 km down-valley at 600 metres), a medieval market town with regional museums and a broader range of shopping than the mountain villages.

Geneva Airport (120 km, approximately 2 hours’ drive) and Chambéry Airport (90 km, approximately 1.5 hours’ drive) handle most international arrivals; transfers to Courchevel Village typically operate via shuttle services or private hire. Direct winter shuttle flights connect London and major UK airports to Chambéry during the ski season (December–April). Road access to Courchevel follows the D915 valley road from Moûtiers, with well-maintained highways and regularly cleared snow routes.

December through March offers the most reliable snow conditions and active village atmosphere; January and February bring consistently cold temperatures and deepest snowpack. Easter weeks attract spring-skiing crowds. May and September provide quieter mountain conditions with alpine meadows in bloom or golden autumn light respectively. For further destination inspiration, explore our comprehensive France travel guide covering regional highlights, or review our complete Courchevel property collection.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Families with primary-school-age children: The gentle village slopes, proximity to ski schools and family-friendly facilities (Aquamotion centre, high chair and cot availability) make this a practical base. Parents managing mixed skiing abilities find the two-bedroom layout sufficient without feeling cramped. School holiday periods (February, Easter) see Courchevel Village less congested than higher resorts.

Couples seeking active skiing without resort formality: Straightforward access to Three Valleys skiing combined with quiet village dining and spa facilities at the residence (sauna and wellness treatments available) appeals to couples who want mountain skiing without après-ski nightlife obligations.

Multi-generational groups of four: Grandparents and adult children with younger children benefit from separate bathroom facilities and the flexibility of single beds in the second bedroom. Walking-distance restaurants and activities accommodate guests with varying mobility or interests.

Friends sharing a winter break: Two bedrooms supporting two couples (or a couple with one single occupant) avoid the intimacy issues of shared rooms while maintaining affordable per-person costs typical of apartment accommodation.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: Apartment Grand Solleit sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom accommodates a couple; the second bedroom offers either two singles or one double configuration. A cot and high chair are available upon advance request (subject to supplementary charges).

Access & Parking: Two private underground parking spaces are allocated to the apartment. Lift access to the seventh floor means luggage movement is straightforward. A private ski locker near the building entrance stores skis and boards.

Included Services: Wi-Fi internet throughout the apartment supports working remotely if required. Basic utilities (heating, water, electricity) are included. Linen and towels are provided and changed during multi-week stays. Daily housekeeping is not included; end-of-stay cleaning is standard. The residence operates a front desk for check-in coordination and limited concierge support.

Additional Facilities: A shared fitness room and wellness centre within the Carré Blanc residence offer gym equipment, sauna and hammam treatments (additional charges apply for treatments). An elevator serves all floors.

Nearest Supermarket: A village supermarket operates year-round approximately 400 metres downslope from the residence.

Check-in Flexibility: Standard check-in occurs 4 p.m.; early arrivals and late departures are negotiable depending on previous bookings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Grand Solleit

How many guests does Apartment Grand Solleit sleep?

Apartment Grand Solleit accommodates 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The primary bedroom contains a 180 x 200 cm double bed suitable for couples; the second bedroom features two 90 x 200 cm single beds that can be configured as a double if preferred. A cot and high chair are available upon request for families with infants (subject to an additional charge).

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Grand Solleit in Courchevel?

Chambéry Airport (approximately 90 km away, roughly 1.5 hours’ drive) is the closest major airport; Geneva Airport (120 km, approximately 2 hours’ drive) handles greater flight frequency and international connections. Both airports maintain regular shuttle services to Courchevel during winter months. Private hire transfers take approximately 1.5–2 hours depending on road conditions and snow cover.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Grand Solleit?

December through March offers the most reliable snow conditions for skiing; January and February provide the deepest snowpack and coldest temperatures. Easter weeks attract families but increase crowds. Late November and April can be unreliable for snow. Summer months (July–August) suit mountain biking and walking, though the apartment’s heating and winter amenities are best utilised during colder periods. September brings autumn light and fewer tourists; May features spring meadows and mild temperatures.

Is Apartment Grand Solleit suitable for families with children?

Yes. The apartment provides a high chair and cot (upon request), two separate bathrooms for managing morning routines, and proximity to village ski schools offering instruction for all ages. Courchevel Village’s gentle slopes allow beginners to build confidence near the apartment. Aquamotion centre (6 km away) offers swimming and water play for non-skiing days. The two-bedroom layout provides privacy for parents while keeping children within reasonable proximity. Walking-distance restaurants eliminate the need for lengthy outings in evening weather.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Grand Solleit?

The rental includes furnished accommodation, heating, hot water, electricity, Wi-Fi internet access, linen and towels. Cleaning at departure is standard. A Nespresso machine, raclette set and fondue pot are supplied. Two private underground parking spaces and a dedicated ski locker are provided. Spa treatments, sauna use and housekeeping services are additional. Cot and high chair availability incurs supplementary charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Grand Solleit?

Courchevel Village’s main street (approximately 400 metres away on foot) contains a supermarket, pharmacy, bakery (Boulangerie de Courchevel), and ski rental outlets. Restaurants include La Fromagerie, serving regional Savoyard specialities; additional village dining options operate seasonally. Mountain restaurants at higher elevations (La Saulire, Chez Koulglof in Méribel) are accessible via chairlift within 15–20 minutes. Moûtiers (18 km down-valley) offers substantially larger shopping and dining choice for non-mountaineers.

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