If there’s a place more glamorous than Courchevel this winter, we’d like to know. Of course, there are spots where it’s met its match (here’s looking at you, St. Moritz). But when it comes to a place that is pure indulgent Champagne-spraying, fur-wearing expensive enough to challenge your Centurion card limit, Courchevel is at the top. This is your guide to where to stay, eat, drink, and party this season.
Where To Stay
Aman Le Mélézin
L’Apogée Courchevel
Les Airelles
Fouquet’s Courchevel (formerly Barriere Les Neiges)
Cheval Blanc
Rosewood Courchevel Le Jardin Alpin
Le K2 Palace
Where to Eat, Drink, and Party
La Ferme Saint-Amour (for dinner)
Kinugawa (for dinner + party)
BAÏES (for lunch)
Le Cap Horn (for lunch + party)
Batagelle (for lunch + party)
Le Tremplin (for Aprés-Ski)
Les Airelles (Best buffet)
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FAQs
Q: Is the buffet at Les Airelles for guests only?
A: The buffet at Les Airelles is not limited to hotel guests. It is open to outside visitors who book a table.
Q: Do I need a reservation to have dinner at La Ferme Saint-Amour?
A: Yes — you definitely do need a reservation to have dinner at La Ferme Saint-Amour in Courchevel.
Q: Is Aman Le Mélézin open year-round?
A: No, Aman Le Mélézin in Courchevel is not open year-round. It operates seasonally during the winter ski season. Typically, Aman Le Mélézin is open from mid-December to early April.
