Serviced Apartments
The middle path between hotel and chalet — a private kitchen, multiple bedrooms, and the option to call on chef, housekeeping or ski-concierge à la carte.
Best serviced residences
Six Senses Residences Courchevel
Le Jardin Alpin · 2–4 bedrooms
Six Senses-managed apartments with full spa, restaurants and concierge — the most service-rich option.
Le Cristal de Jade
Le Jardin Alpin · 1–4 bedrooms
5-star residence with indoor pool, spa and daily housekeeping — a quiet alternative to the Palaces.
Le White 1921
Centre village · 1–3 bedrooms
LVMH-group boutique residence — modernist interiors, in-house bar and short walk to lifts.
Chalets du Forum
Forum centre · 1–3 bedrooms
Slope-side apartments above the Forum complex with daily cleaning and on-site ski hire.
Résidence Daria-I Nor
Le Praz to 1850 · 1–4 bedrooms
Premium 5-star residence on the Praz cable-car axis — spa, pool, and quieter location.
Frequently asked
How do serviced apartments differ from a private chalet?
An apartment shares the building with other guests and uses shared service (concierge, ski room). A chalet is freestanding with private staff. Apartments typically cost 30–60 % less per night.
Is a chef included?
Not by default — most residences offer an in-house restaurant plus à la carte private-chef service for an additional fee.
Are stays of 3–4 nights possible?
Yes outside French school holidays. During Christmas, New Year and February breaks most residences impose a 7-night minimum.