Hotels in Courchevel 1850
No other ski resort in the world counts as many Palace-distinguished addresses. Eight houses define the standard — and a tight constellation of 5★ properties complete the picture.
The eight Palaces
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Les Airelles
Palace · 53 rooms
Sissi-era frescoes, gilded salons and the legendary Le Coucou beach-club ambiance — the most opulent house in the Alps.
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Cheval Blanc Courchevel
Palace · 3 Michelin stars · 36 suites
LVMH's alpine flagship: Imaad Rahmouni interiors, a private art collection and Yannick Alléno's three-star Le 1947.
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Le K2 Palace
Palace · 2 Michelin stars · 34 rooms & chalets
A Himalayan-inspired chalet village with handcrafted timber, the Goji Kabuki dining room and two-star Le Sarkara.
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Barrière Les Neiges
Palace · 42 rooms
Pure ski-in/ski-out on the Bellecôte piste, with a 5,000 sqm Diane Barrière Spa and Fouquet's Courchevel.
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Palace · Oetker Collection · 53 rooms
India Mahdavi interiors at the foot of the Bellecôte — discreet, design-led and slope-side.
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Palace · Tibetan-Inspired Chalet · 31 rooms
The K2 family's first address: lacquer, leather, Asian art and the one-star L'Altitude restaurant.
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Palace · Family-Owned · 25 rooms
Patrick Boix's intimate property, home to two-Michelin-starred Baumanière 1850.
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Palace · Highest in resort · 70 rooms
The highest hotel in Courchevel 1850, perched at the end of the Rue de Bellecôte with direct piste access.
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