The Bordeaux and Barolo chalets at the luxury ski resort of Courchevel 1850 welcome you to its official website
Courchevel is one of the most famous ski resorts in the world. Located in the Alps of the Savoie department, it is made up of five villages: Saint Bon Tarentaise, Courchevel le Praz, Courchevel 1550, Courchevel 1650, and Courchevel 1850. The ski area stretches from 1,100 meters to 2,700 meters. Fifty-eight ski lifts connect the villages. 150 kilometers of slopes will satisfy even the most demanding skiers. And to top it all off, there are nine cross-country ski trails totaling 66 kilometers.
Courchevel can be reached by car; by train to Moutiers train station and then by taxi, shuttle, or bus. The resort also has an altiport for helicopter access. You can travel between villages by free shuttle. Upon request, we can arrange transfers from Chambéry airport or Moutiers train station if you wish to rent the Bordeaux and Barolo chalets.
The resort is known as a high-end winter sports resort, with more luxury hotels and chalets in Courchevel than in most world capitals. Nicknamed "Saint-Tropez of the snow," the resort holds several labels, including "Charming Village Resort" in 2016, and is one of the French resorts labeled Top of the French Alps.
From Bordeaux and Barolo to luxurious Courchevel 1850, comfortable chalets welcome you every winter to offer you the vacation of your dreams.
There are a multitude of luxury hotels and chalets in Courchevel. If you're traveling with family or a group of friends, the Bordeaux and Barolo chalets are a great option for comfortable accommodation. Their location in the Plantret district, just 50 meters from the ski slopes and a 5-minute walk from the village center, is ideal for those who enjoy peace and quiet while still being close to amenities.
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A few words about the history of Courchevel:
The birth of the Courchevel resort began in the first two decades of the 20th century. Ski instructors gave their first lessons in 1920 and the first hotel opened in 1925. Since then, the resort has experienced great growth, especially in the 1950s and 1960s during which Courchevel saw a significant increase in accommodation and acquired new sports facilities, notably ski slopes and ski lifts.
During the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, the resort hosted the Nordic combined and ski jumping events. Courchevel acquired new sports and tourism facilities for this occasion, including an Olympic ice rink, a cross-country ski stadium, ski jumps, luxury apartments, underground parking, and more.
As part of its recent modernization, Courchevel saw the opening of the Family Parc snow park where you can practice snowtrotting, snowboarding and freestyle skiing. Figure skating, ice hockey, ski jumping, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and many other winter sports are possible in Courchevel. In addition, you can also enjoy balneotherapy sessions at the 15,000 m2 Aquamotion aquatic complex built in 2015 with an indoor pool and a pool
outdoor area, a diving pit, slides, a relaxation area, a spa and a hammam.
The resort isn't just for the winter season: in summer, Courchevel offers hiking in the Vanoise National Park, mountain bike trails for trekking and cycling. The resort has been a stage town and the starting point for the Tour de France three times. There's also a nine-hole golf course at the Courchevel resort, which is sure to delight both golf enthusiasts and professionals.
You can also do your shopping in the Forum shopping center or in the village boutiques, taste dishes from different cuisines of the world in its many restaurants, or go on cultural outings during the art festivals.
