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5★ · Highest in 1850

Hôtel Annapurna

The highest hotel in Courchevel 1850 at the end of the Rue de Bellecôte — 70 rooms with the most direct piste access of any non-Palace property.

The Wibaux family opened the Annapurna in 1989 at the very top of the Rue de Bellecôte. The position is unbeatable for skiers: the property sits at 1,850m altitude, the Bellecôte piste runs directly past the entrance, and the morning gondola to Saulire is a four-minute ski away.
Distinction
5★ · independently owned
Rooms
70 rooms & suites
Location
Top of Rue de Bellecôte · ski-in/ski-out
Rate from
€900 / night (low) — €5,500+ (peak)

The house

The largest non-Palace 5★ in 1850, and the most skier-focused: an oversized boot room, in-house ski rental, and a south-facing sun terrace that catches the last light of the day. The interiors are classic Savoie chalet — timber, stone, open fireplaces — without the gilded theatre of the Palaces.

Spa & wellness

A 600 sqm spa with indoor pool, hammam, sauna and three treatment cabins. Modest by Palace standards but well-calibrated for skiers ending the day.

Dining

Two restaurants on site: Le Bellecôte for gastronomic service, and the brasserie Annapurna for all-day mountain classics. Both are open to non-guests.

Frequently asked

  • Is the Annapurna a Palace hotel?

    No — it holds the standard 5★ rating, not the Palace distinction. But it is the largest 5★ in 1850 and arguably the most ski-convenient address in the resort.

  • How ski-in / ski-out is the Annapurna?

    As ski-in / ski-out as it gets — the Bellecôte piste runs past the front door, and the morning gondola to Saulire is a four-minute ski away.

  • Is the Annapurna good value compared to the Palaces?

    Rates typically run 40–60% below the Palace average for an equivalent room category, with comparable ski access — which is why it tends to sell out earliest in the season for serious skiers.