The Skiers' Guide to Courchevel

Great mix of slopes for families with mixed abilties. Good options for food and drinks so you can eat high end and other cheaper options arecalso available.. fun times to be had by all

Sick resort. Playground for the rich and famous. Amazing skiing. Incredible off piste as well as very well maintained pistes. Just an incredible place.

Lots of variety and area to cover over the 3 valleys.
Some great little restaurants and bars to stop off and refuel at.

Skiing but make it boujee! Perfect mix of fun and luxury. Quick and easy lift access barely any queues ever in January 2026. Service in our hotel - Alpes Hotel du Pralong was amazing 100% recommend. The famous Apres Ski spots and restaurants can be really expensive so be prepared to spend!

Courchevel 1850 is a solid ski resort if you just want good skiing and no hassle. The slopes are wide, well looked after and the snow is usually decent. Lifts are quick and you can get around easy without standing in queues all day.

Great resort had a great time can’t wait to book my next trip. Was great weather plenty snow and very friendly

Wonderfully connected to the 3 valleys ski area, largest ski area in europe what can i say…ski slope grooming is arguably the best.

Stylish ski resort which great access to Val Thoren for a full on ski day. Really recommend getting the 3 valleys pass. Restaurants are amazing off the side of pistes and great locations for Apres - personal favourites, that are more affordable are in La Tania and Meribel.

- huge resort with loads of slope options
- regularly pisted
- great restaurants
- family friendly
- amazing fireworks display for NYE!

Fantastic atmosphere, loads of activities for the family and if you get the three valley pass, courchevel is a great base to go an explore!

Went with my partner amazing experience family friendly, best trip of my life. Sun, ski, food and drink pure fun

AMAZING resort, so easy to get to the other valleys with the lifts, we went to a different place every day so never got bored! The apres (while expensive) was always fun and there was something for everyone. There were lots of inexperienced skiers around the area but easy to avoid especially if skiing higher up.

I stayed in Courchevel 1650. Since I last visited in January 2013 the access to the main Courchevel area had been improved. This made accessing the rest of the 3 Valleys quicker. The pistes were excellent for the the first few days due to the fresh snow before I arrived.
Some lifts need replacing. These include the gondola out of 1850 up to Saluire and the gondola from Meribel Mottaret to the same point.
The cafes and restaurants on the mountain were expensive and were not good value.
As a senior I was surprised there wasn't a discount on the pass until you were 75! Then I believe a 6 day pass was 102 Euros. In Tignes and Val d Isere it is free at that age and there's a reduction from mid sixties.
It is a great and varied area particularly when the snow cover is good, which it was. There are fabulous viewing areas on the Caron and La Masse.
The avalanche risk was at 4 or 3 all week so unfortunately I didn't really ski off pistes.
Overall an impressive ski area.

Amazing resort, love skiing the 3 valleys and courchevel is definitely the best in the area, skiing is amazing and the restaurants on the mountain are great!

Amazing. Fantastic Apres with multiple apre options to visit. A variety or restaurants with fantastic food.

It was a good resort. Lots of different Gondolas to access the mountains and a good variety of green, blue and red runs to keep everyone happy. We went last week of January and it wasn't too busy.

Highly recommend - quite expensive but large area and great food. A good place for non-skiers to join for a trip

We stayed in a catered chalet and the staff couldn’t do enough for you. We even bumped into them one day on the slopes on their day off. They took us down a few runs. All the bars and things were lively and good atmosphere

Fantastic skiing across the three valleys. Lifts were quiet and efficient. Resort was easily accessible and regular buses through 1650 to 1850

We stayed in Courchevel 1650 which is lovely but it's so expensive everywhere especially the lift pass.