Your week, by the numbers
A realistic estimate in under a minute. All figures are 2026/27 season averages for the peak window — January or late March will be 30–40 % lower.
Hotel rate is per room/night (2 guests). Chalet rate is per chalet.
What a week in Courchevel 1850 actually costs
A peak-season week in Courchevel 1850 for two runs roughly €6,200 for a 4★ value week (a 4-star base in 1650, casual dining and a Trois Vallées pass), about €11,700 for a comfortable 5★ week, and from €27,000 for a full Palace-and-Michelin week — a shared Geneva transfer included, flights and shopping excluded. January and late March run 30–40% lower than the February peak.
| Week for two | Where you stay | Dining | Skiing | Total, the week | Per person |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Value week | 4★ in Courchevel 1650 | Casual | Standard | €6,180 | €3,090 |
| Comfortable week | 5★ in Courchevel 1850 | Mixed | Standard | €11,710 | €5,855 |
| Palace week | Palace + Michelin, 1850 | Michelin-led | Full set-up | €26,830 | €13,415 |
Seven nights, two guests sharing, peak-season 2026/27 averages. Lodging is room-basis; dining, skiing and the Geneva transfer are per person. Excludes flights, shopping and spa. Move the sliders above for your own party size and length of stay. Snapshot: August 2026.
Courchevel 1850 prices, by the night
Where you sleep
per night, per room
- Palace 5★€2,800Cheval Blanc, Les Airelles, K2 Palace
- 5★ non-Palace€1,100Annapurna, Le Lana, Rosewood
- 4★ family€480More choice in Courchevel 1650
- Private chalet (per chalet)€8,500Sleeps 8 with staff, peak week
How you eat
per person, per day
- Michelin-led€320One starred dinner, premium lunches
- Mixed€160Bistros, one big night out
- Casual€75Slope cafés, breakfast in hotel
Skiing
per person, per day
- Full set-up€165Lift pass + premium rental + 2h private daily
- Standard€95Lift pass + standard rental + group lessons
- Pass only€55Trois Vallées 6-day pass, own kit
- Non-skier—Spa, shopping, lunches
Plus a shared Geneva return transfer at €220 per person (Shared shuttle from Geneva return; private chauffeur ~€650 one way for the group). Figures are peak-season (February / Christmas) averages; January and late March run 30–40% lower. Snapshot: August 2026. Sources: resort and lift-company tariffs and our own hotel and restaurant surveys.
Cost questions, answered
How much does a week in Courchevel 1850 cost?
A peak-season week in Courchevel 1850 for two runs roughly €6,200 for a 4★ value week (a 4-star base in 1650, casual dining and a Trois Vallées pass), about €11,700 for a comfortable 5★ week, and from €27,000 for a full Palace-and-Michelin week — a shared Geneva transfer included, flights and shopping excluded. January and late March run 30–40% lower than the February peak.
What is the cheapest way to ski Courchevel 1850?
Base in a 4-star hotel in Courchevel 1650, ski on the standard Trois Vallées lift pass with your own or standard rental, and travel in January or late March — 30–40% below the February peak. On that footing a week for two works out around €6,200, including a shared Geneva return transfer.
How much is a Palace week in Courchevel 1850?
A full Palace-and-Michelin week for two — a 5-star Palace such as Cheval Blanc or Les Airelles, starred dining and private tuition — starts from about €27,000 for seven nights in peak season, before flights, shopping and spa.
Does the budget estimate include flights?
No. The calculator covers lodging, dining, skiing and an optional shared Geneva return transfer. Flights, shopping and spa treatments are excluded, because they vary too widely to average usefully.