Apartment Lejeune | 3-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

Eight guests converge on Courchevel each winter seeking the slopes of the 3 Valleys, Europe’s largest interconnected ski domain. Apartment Lejeune delivers exactly what they need: a three-bedroom, three-bathroom mountain retreat positioned steps from the village hub, where access to world-class runs and alpine charm arrives without compromise. This chalet apartment combines the practical convenience of village-centre living with the tranquility of private accommodation.

Inside Apartment Lejeune

Apartment Lejeune sleeps 8 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across a single floor for convenient family living. The layout flows naturally from communal to private spaces, with the open-plan kitchen anchoring the social heart of the apartment.

The kitchen commands attention immediately—modern induction hobs, a full-sized oven, and stainless-steel appliances create the kind of cooking space where spontaneous meals become events rather than obligations. A dishwasher handles the aftermath, while the coffee machine ensures mornings begin right. The raclette machine, positioned strategically near the dining table, invites guests to gather during evening aperitifs. Prep surfaces wrap abundantly, and storage extends to a dedicated freezer for those who prefer to stock provisions on arrival.

The dining area directly adjoins the kitchen with a wooden table accommodating the full group. Windows frame the surrounding peaks, transforming mealtime into an alpine tableau. A separate living room provides retreat space when the group fragments into different moods—some reading, others planning the next day’s activities. Comfortable seating, including plush sofas, creates conversation zones, while the wood-burning fireplace generates both warmth and atmosphere. A wall-mounted television accommodates those quieter evenings when the weather turns severe.

Two double bedrooms (each 160 x 200cm) serve as adult sanctuaries. The first includes an en-suite shower room with towel dryer and single basin. The second offers flexible sleeping—either double or twin configuration—alongside a more generous en-suite with bathtub, separate shower, heated towel rail, and toilet. Both bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes for week-long stays without suitcase overflow.

The children’s bedroom distinguishes itself with two bunk beds (80 x 200cm each), sleeping up to four younger guests. This dedicated space prevents the midnight migrations that plague family holidays, while keeping night-time supervision simple. A high chair and travel cot arrive on request, extending the age range of potential guests to include infants.

A third bathroom—the independent shower room—serves as essential overflow, preventing bottleneck mornings. Laundry facilities (washer-dryer combination) sit discreetly alongside, allowing guests to manage their own linen throughout longer stays. The separate WC provides additional convenience during peak bathroom hours.

The dedicated ski room with boot heaters addresses the core reason visitors come to Courchevel. Equipment dries overnight, ready for first-light departures. This separation keeps wet gear from migrating through living spaces, maintaining the apartment’s comfort and cleanliness.

An elevator serves the apartment, particularly valuable for families managing both children and bulky winter equipment. Household linens, bath towels, and wood for the fireplace arrive included. Wi-Fi connectivity (4G box) can be activated on request for those unwilling to fully disconnect.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace extends the living space into mountain air. Whether hosting morning coffee with views of snow-crowned ridges or evening drinks as the light turns honey-gold across the slopes, this outdoor area captures the essential alpine experience. The parking space directly serves the apartment, eliminating the walk from distant lots that frustrates many resort guests.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel sits 1,850 metres above sea level in the Tarentaise Valley, approximately 140 kilometres from Geneva’s Aéroport International (roughly 2.5 hours by car via the A40 motorway and N212 regional route). The village occupies three distinct altitude tiers—Courchevel 1300, 1550, and 1850—each serving different visitor profiles, but Apartment Lejeune’s position places guests within walking distance of restaurants, boutique shops, and cultural venues.

The 3 Valleys ski area sprawls across 600 square kilometres, connecting Courchevel with Méribel (12km away) and Val d’Isère (25km distant). This unified domain offers 300-plus pistes ranging from nursery slopes to vertical descents exceeding 900 metres. The modern lift infrastructure—cable cars, chairlifts, and gondolas—minimizes lift queue times even during February holidays.

Beyond skiing, the Courchevel area supports diverse winter activities. Snowshoeing trails wind through pine forests toward the Lac de Cheserys (accessible via 8km hike from Courchevel 1850). Cross-country skiing loops occupy the gentle terrain toward the Bozel Valley, 6km south. The Musée de Courchevel celebrates the village’s development from 1946 onward, while the Église de Courchevel offers architectural interest. Mountain bikers visit in summer to exploit over 100km of marked trails; winter focus shifts to the slopes.

Local restaurants range from Michelin-recognised establishments to convivial mountain bistros. Chez Kiki serves traditional Savoyard specialities (raclette, fondue, tartiflette) metres from the village centre. The après-ski culture is sophisticated—bars like Le Chamois provide wine lists matching fine-dining standards rather than casual slope-side drinks. Christmas markets (late November through December) line the village streets with artisan goods and mulled wine stalls.

Grocery shopping occurs at the Casino supermarket (400 metres from central village) or the Petit Casino convenience store nearer to Apartment Lejeune. Fresh produce arrives daily, though advance online ordering through French delivery services reduces the need for multiple shopping trips. Bakeries dot the village; the aroma of fresh croissants typically justifies early morning exploration.

The nearest towns—Moûtiers (22km by car, 25 minutes) and Albertville (35km, 40 minutes)—offer larger supermarkets and commercial services absent from Courchevel itself. Both towns sit at lower elevations and feature charming medieval architecture; Albertville hosted the 1992 Winter Olympics and maintains relevant facilities.

Seasonal timing matters significantly. December through March captures prime snow conditions, with January-February offering maximum snowfall. April weather becomes unpredictable; the season typically closes by early May as temperatures climb. Summer (June-September) transforms the region into alpine hiking terrain, with wildflower meadows and clear-air panoramas. Autumn (September-October) brings fewer crowds before winter operations resume. Our France travel guide provides deeper seasonal insight, while our full Courchevel collection displays properties across different budgets and styles. For broader options, explore our luxury villas in France.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment Lejeune serves families with children aged 4-16 exceptionally well. The dedicated kids’ bedroom with bunk beds, the high chair and travel cot options, and proximity to child-friendly restaurants and activities make this arrangement comfortable rather than compromised. Parents appreciate the ski room, eliminating morning equipment scrambles.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, children—benefit from the flexible bedroom configuration. The two double bedrooms accommodate elder guests comfortably, while the bunk room keeps children in designated space. The elevator eliminates stair challenges for those with mobility considerations.

Friend groups of 6-8 adults find the three separate bathrooms adequate for relatively friction-free mornings. The open kitchen invites collaborative cooking, while the dining table seats everyone for group meals. The living room fireplace creates natural gathering points during off-slope hours.

Couples travelling together (whether romantic or practical) might find Apartment Lejeune slightly spacious, though the price per person often undercuts smaller two-bedroom options in Courchevel. The proximity to village restaurants means couples can easily alternate between private meals and group dining.

Practical Information

Apartment Lejeune accommodates 8 guests: 2 adults in each double bedroom, up to 4 children in the bunk-bed room. The nearest major airport is Geneva (140km, 2.5 hours by car). Alternative gateways include Lyon-Saint Exupéry (160km, 3 hours) and Chambéry Airport (90km, 1.5 hours), though Chambéry sees fewer international flights. Ground transfers via private car service or shared shuttle services arrange quickly through Excellence Luxury Villas.

The Casino supermarket (400 metres walk) stocks provisions. The village provides restaurants for every meal, or guests prepare meals using the fully-equipped kitchen. Household linen, bath towels, Wi-Fi (on request), fireplace wood, and cleaning products arrive included. Check-in and check-out times, plus flexibility for early arrivals or late departures, are negotiated directly with the property manager at reception.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Lejeune

How many guests does Apartment Lejeune sleep?

Apartment Lejeune accommodates 8 guests maximum. The configuration comprises two double bedrooms (one 160x200cm bed each) and one children’s bedroom with two bunk beds (80x200cm each, sleeping up to 4 younger guests total). A travel cot and high chair are available on request, accommodating infants alongside older children.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Lejeune in Courchevel?

Geneva’s Aéroport International lies 140 kilometres away, approximately 2.5 hours by car via motorway A40 and regional route N212. Chambéry Airport (90km, 1.5 hours) and Lyon-Saint Exupéry (160km, 3 hours) offer alternatives. Ground transfers from any airport can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas, typically costing €60-90 per person in shared shuttle services or €300-400 for private car arrangements.

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

Winter (December-March) delivers reliable snow and access to the 3 Valleys ski system. January and February offer peak snowfall but also peak crowds and pricing. December appeals to those seeking festive markets and family holidays, while March captures spring conditions with warming weather—ideal for experienced skiers. April onwards becomes unreliable; lifts often close by early May. Summer (June-September) transforms Courchevel into an alpine hiking destination with clear air and wildflower meadows.

Is Apartment Lejeune suitable for families with children?

Yes, explicitly. A dedicated children’s bedroom with bunk beds eliminates sibling conflicts and keeps younger guests in one space. A high chair and travel cot (both on request) extend suitability to families with infants. The ski room allows parents to manage equipment separately from living areas. Proximity to family-friendly restaurants—many offering simple pasta and pizza alongside traditional Savoyard dishes—removes dining stress. Kids’ ski schools operate throughout winter from central Courchevel; many arrange collection directly from accommodations.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Lejeune?

Household linens and bath towels arrive fresh and are changed mid-stay on request. Heating maintains consistent temperatures throughout. Wi-Fi connectivity (4G box) is available on request. Fireplace wood is supplied. Cleaning upon departure is included; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged separately. The dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, and basic kitchen equipment all function fully. Parking for one vehicle is reserved. Utilities (water, electricity, gas) are included in the rental rate.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Lejeune?

The village centre—within 2-3 minutes’ walk—hosts restaurants spanning casual to fine dining. Chez Kiki serves Savoyard specialities including raclette and fondue. Le Chamois provides sophisticated après-ski with wine-focused dining. The Casino supermarket (400 metres) stocks groceries, fresh produce, and prepared foods. A Petit Casino convenience store stands even closer for quick provisions. Bakeries line the village streets; fresh bread and pastries appear daily from multiple shops. Boutique clothing stores and sporting goods retailers occupy the village, particularly around the central square.