Samuel Chalet, Courchevel Village 1550

Snowboard and ski rental close to Renouveau, Les Sapineaux, Le Hameau de La Chapelle Residences. Save time and money by booking online with Intersport. Have your equipment ready to pick up as soon as you arrive and hit the slopes straight away!

No need to carry your ski equipment around with you! Simply pick it up from the ski shop in resort. You can collect your equipment from at least 5pm the day before your 1st skiing day.

Discover the ideal place for exceptional ski rentals at Courchevel 1550. Located in the magnificent French Alps, their shop provides direct access to the beautiful slopes of Courchevel, as well as first-class rental services suitable for all skiing levels, from beginners to professionals.

Snowboard & Ski Hire Close to the Hôtel des Ancolies, Maeva Club Hotel, Lorraine Savoie, La Reserve and Le Rocheray. Save time and money by booking online with Intersport. Have your equipment ready to pick up as soon as you arrive and hit the slopes straight away!

This shop is situated next to the Spar shop in Courchevel 1650 on the main high street just down from the cable car. It is run by Sophie and Nadine who will ensure you get the best gear to suit your level.

Specialising in ski and snowboard hire in Courchevel 1850, they offer high-quality rental equipment.

The "Aquamotion" centre is a watery haven where you can take a dip, relax in the spa and wind down after a hard day on the mountain.

Expensive but worth it is the general consensus of this restaurant. Great service and exceptional food make this a good choice for a special occasion.

Angela Hartnett one of the UK's most loved chefs and restaurateurs  brings her culinary expertise to the slopes of Courchevel. Angela is creating good honest and simple Italian style dishes using the best local produce.

Dine in a unique environment and peruse the independent retailers at the same time as the extensive and reasonably priced menu.

Discover this very unique restaurant in Courchevel 1850, a mix of tradition and modernity, serving French classic food in an 80s retro themed restaurant.

Traditional Savoyard restaurant serving a range of pizzas too. Located in 1650, Pascal and his friendly team will serve you your meal with a smile and with large portions and great food you are sure to walk away feeling full and satisfied. Expect staples like fondue, raclette, tartiflette, and rustic meats - perfect after a day on the slopes. With its relaxed, friendly atmosphere and traditional flavors, it’s a go-to for warming up, sharing a comforting meal, and enjoying the genuine mountain spirit of the region.

La Cortona is a great restaurant, run by an Italian family, it was named after the village they’re from in Tuscany. The pizzas here are huge and always fresh from a wood-fired oven. The pizza menu is inventive with toppings such as truffled ham and smoked salmon but they also integrate some classic Savoyard ingredients including raclette cheese and reblochon. The atmosphere in this restaurant is lively and always busy with French locals, seasonnaires and holidaymakers. It really is one of the best places to get an authentic Italian pizza.

Chill out and soak up the alpine atmosphere at Fire and Ice, Portetta’s outdoor terrace bar and the largest in Courchevel Moriond. Nestled at the foot of the main piste, it’s the ideal spot to take a break between runs or enjoy a leisurely alpine escape. The terrace combines rustic charm with cosy comfort, featuring log-burning fires, flaming torches, fur-lined snugs, and heated bar seating, all set against the backdrop of spectacular mountain views.

Step into the legendary Les Caves de Courchevel, the most exclusive nightclub in Courchevel 1850. Known for its glamorous atmosphere and unforgettable nights, this iconic venue has become a true institution in the Alps, where the world’s elite, jet-setters, and party lovers come together to celebrate in style.

Perfectly located at the foot of the ski lifts in the heart of Courchevel 1650, Le Schuss Café is a favourite meeting spot for skiers and visitors alike. Welcoming and full of alpine charm, it’s the ideal place to eat, drink, and unwind in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Just steps from the ski slopes and facing the Children’s Village, La Table des Flocons invites you to relax and savour traditional mountain cuisine in a warm, welcoming setting. Whether you choose to bask in the sun on the beautiful terrace or settle into the cosy dining room with its stunning mountain views, this is the perfect spot to enjoy authentic alpine flavours after a day on the slopes.

Following on from the success of Copiña in Méribel, they opened Copiña Courchevel in 2018, bringing a Spanish-inspired tapas and cocktail experience to the heart of Courchevel 1650. Housed in the former Arc en Ciel restaurant, the venue features a larger kitchen and dining area than its Méribel sister, offering both a bustling bar à l'Espagnol for lively tapas and raciones, and a cosy sit-down restaurant for a three-course meal.

Ideally situated in the heart of Courchevel Village, just a short four-minute ride from Courchevel 1850 via the new Grangettes gondola, Le Catérail offers a warm and friendly setting for a casual après-ski experience. With its welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to relax after a day on the slopes or catch up with friends over drinks.

This gallery has an exhibition space in Courchevel but you'll often find pieces on or next to the pistes in winter.

The Vanoise National Park is one of the highlights of the Tarentaise region. 

Courchevel Village (1550) is a peaceful and more affordable alpine village, ideal for families and those seeking a quieter stay. It offers easy access to the main ski area and nearby lively resorts, with a good mix of chalets, hotels and apartments. The village also boasts a modern pool and spa complex, making it a great all-round base.

Courchevel 1850 is the pinnacle of luxury skiing, known for its five-star hotels, exclusive chalets and access to the vast Three Valleys ski area. Favoured by celebrities and wealthy visitors, it offers top-notch facilities, designer shopping and a peaceful alpine setting. While some more affordable options exist nearby, expect to pay a premium to stay in this chic and exclusive resort.

At the foot of Courchevel, Le Praz is a traditional charming alpine village filled with beautiful traditional wooden chalets making in a ‘chocolate box’ location. Situated at 1,300 metres, it is easily accessible throughout the winter months with direct lift access to the ski area. Ideal for families and those seeking a peaceful ski holiday close to the slopes.

Courchevel 1650, or Moriond, is a more relaxed and affordable alternative to Courchevel 1850. With its own ski area linked to the larger resort, plenty of shops, bars, and self-catering options, it’s popular with British visitors and seasonnaires. The village offers a friendly atmosphere and lively nightlife without the hefty price tag.

La Tania is a small, family-friendly resort known for its traffic-free centre and charming wood-clad buildings. Sitting between Courchevel and Méribel, it offers easy access to the Trois Vallées ski area and a relaxed, good-value atmosphere. Perfect for those seeking a quieter, welcoming ski holiday.