Grandes Alpes Private Hotel, Courchevel

Enjoy a host of activities from Husky dog sledging to snow cat driving, for groups and individuals, this company will take you on a great winter adventure. 

Laurence is a certified mountain leader, who enjoys taking clients away from the busy pistes and spicing up your ski holiday with a guided snowshoeing trip.

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.

Explore the snowy peaks and take part in a snow shoe hike. A guide will take you on a mountain walk through the Courchevel mountains.

This is not just any old bowling alley, with eight bowling lanes, table football, pool table, pinball, various video games, a licensed bar, restaurant and a dance floor....this is the Bermuda Triangle of bowling alleys. You could get lost in here forever!

The perfect place for a bad weather day activity, for learning to climb in a safe environment or for honing you climbing skills and challenging yourself.

This authentic Savoyard restaurant welcomes you with a variety of fine-dining possibilities for your lunch break in the Courchevel Valley.

This restaurant specializes in the finest Thai cuisine - light spicy aromatic dishes that will transport you to the Far East.

Serving International cuisine you can dine on the terrace here and enjoy great views of the mountains. Occasionally they also have live music on the terrace too.

The gastronomic restaurant of Hotel La Sivoliere. La Table de Madame is becoming your new sharing place and open its door to a very well-known guest in the gastronomy, Chef Stéphane Jégo and his restaurant L’Ami Jean in Paris.

Situated on the Pralong piste, with a large decked terrace overlooking Courchevel's mountains, at this restaurant you can stop for lunch or a bite.

At this bistro they have added an innovative twist to Savoyard cuisine. It is located at the Chabichou Hotel in the centre of resort.

Ski-in restaurant and bar with a great terrace in the heart of Courchevel 1850. Enjoy cheeseburgers, street food and Savoyard classics in a modern mountain setting. Open daily for lunch and dinner with a warm and lively après-ski vibe.

This restaurant and piano bar remains one of the most popular places to eat in Courchevel 1850.

The bar offers a warm and friendly atmosphere where you can relax by the open fire after a day on the mountains.

This terrace bar is right on the piste and is perfect for a relaxing drink after an active day on the mountain.

Welcome to the L'Equipe Bar, a unique and wonderful place! Rustic features, wooden beams, a crackling log fire... and a great atmosphere.

Part of the Courcheneige Hotel, this apres-ski bar is a warm and welcoming refuge from the elements outside, where you can settle into a comfy sofa with a cocktail in hand.

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. 

Located on the Les Verdons Plateau there is the wonderful Courchevel golf course.

In the heart of Courchevel in the La Croisette building just off rue Park City you will find the lift pass offices in Courchevel 1850.

Located at the Gondola Grangettes in the heart of the Courchevel village (also known as Courchevel 1550).

Right in the centre of Courchevel Moriond (1650) is the Lift Pass office. Situated right next to the tourist office, you should find it fairly easily.

In Courchevel Le Praz you will find the lift pass office located in the Le Praz Gondola, just off Rue du Lac.

This lift pass office is located in the heart of La Tania, just near to the gondola station.

Courchevel stands at approximately 1,747m and is the highest part of the resort. This picturesque hamlet is renowned for being the height of luxury during the winter ski season with its extensive list of five star hotels and vast ski area. With its efficient access via its own private airport, the resort is where the rich and famous choose to holiday, so don’t be surprised if you are sharing a ski lift or a bubble car with someone you recognise.

Courchevel Village is situated at 1,550m and is the lowest of the three Courchevel resorts. It is a popular destination for families being a quiet, peaceful area, away from all the noisy night clubs and bars. It has a mix of traditional chalet-style buildings, large modern hotels and self-catering apartments which are spread out along the village’s main road.

Moriond has a relaxed atmosphere in comparison to Courchevel’s exclusive one. It is where a large number of the British chalet companies are based as well as seasonnaires. This village is a good alternative to Courchevel and therefore has been expanding at a rapid rate with new hotels and chalets being built on a regular basis.

At the foot of Courchevel, Le Praz is an authentic French 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 but still has plenty of snow to keep even the keenest snow sports enthusiast satisfied.

La Tania is the most recently built resort in Les Trois Vallées. Opened in 1990, it lies midway between its much larger neighbours, Méribel and Courchevel. Its traffic-free centre and convenient size make it especially popular with families.